- earles
- North Country (Newcastle) Wordsmoney given in confirmation of a bargain, or by way of earnest for services to be performed
English dialects glossary. 2013.
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Earles — ist der Familienname folgender Personen: Daisy Earles (1907–1980), Filmschauspielerin und Zirkuskünstlerin Harry Earles (1902–1985), Filmschauspieler und Zirkuskünstler Jason Earles (* 1977), amerikanischer Filmschauspieler … Deutsch Wikipedia
Earles — Recorded in many forms including Earl, Hurl, Harle, Hearle, Earle, Earles, Hurles and no doubt others, this is a surname of English pre 7th century origins. In its earliest form it indicated a freeman who was also a chief, and probably a… … Surnames reference
Earles penny — Earles pen ny [Cf. {Arles}, 4th {Earnest}.] Earnest money. Same as {Arles penny}. [Obs.] [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
earles-penny — earles penny, or earl s penny Money given in part payment. See earnest … Black's law dictionary
earles-penny — earles penny, or earl s penny Money given in part payment. See earnest … Black's law dictionary
Earles-Gabel — Langschwingengabel an einer BMW Die Langschwingengabel oder Earles Gabel ist eine Version der Vorderradschwinge und somit eine Radaufhängung an Motorradgespannen und historischen Motorrädern. Seltener sind Vorderradschwingen als Kurzarmschwingen… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Earles forks — Long leading link motorcycle forks, i.e., front suspension has a pivoting fork controlled by twin shock absorbers. Designed by Ernie Earles, they were used by many manufactures of motorcycles in the 1950s … Dictionary of automotive terms
earles — money paid to bind a bargain, called earnest, or an carles penny. N. EREN, British, to tie. See Borlase s Glossary. York … A glossary of provincial and local words used in England
earles-penny — North Country (Newcastle) Words an ernest penny, paid down to bind a bargain; money given to servants when they are hired … English dialects glossary
earles-penny — A piece of money given as an earnest to bind a bargain … Ballentine's law dictionary
