Scottish National Dictionary (1700–)
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Quotation dates: 1781
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†DULAPSE, n. A second lapse.Kcb. 1781 Session Minutes Rerrick Par. Ch. (5 June):
If any offender is obstinate and troublesome to the Church Judicatory, or likewise, if he is guilty of a dulapse, such an offender shall on conviction be likewise publicly rebuked.
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