Meaning of "owerloup" in the English dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF OWERLOUP

owerloup  [ˌaʊəˈlaʊp]

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF OWERLOUP

Owerloup is a noun.

A noun is a type of word the meaning of which determines reality. Nouns provide the names for all things: people, objects, sensations, feelings, etc.

WHAT DOES OWERLOUP MEAN IN ENGLISH?

Definition of owerloup in the English dictionary

The definition of owerloup in the dictionary is an encroachment.

TRANSLATION OF OWERLOUP

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10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OWERLOUP»

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The Waverley Novels

... had brought him and her into trouble — the lairds had cried out upon't, as if she made her house a howff for common fowlers and poachers; and yet how could she hinder twa daft hempie callants from taking a start and an owerloup?

Sir Walter Scott, 1860

Waverley Novels

Owerloup, get over the fence ; trespass on another's property. " Start and owerloup," a law phrase relating to marches. See Marches. Owerta'en, overtaken. Owsen, oxen. Oye, grandson. See Oe. ¥&,papa. Pace, ra«ch, Easter. Paidlu, pttlle; staff ...

Sir Walter Scott, 1864

Novels: With All His Introductions & Notes

Owerlay, o'crlay, overlay, cravat ; carering. Owerloup, yet orer the fence ; trespass on "an property. " Start and owerloup," a 2a» pkrau relating to marches. See Marches. Owerta'en, overtaken. Owsen, oxen. Oye, grandson. See Oe. Pa, papa.

Sir Walter Scott, 1856

Complete Works: With a Biography, and His Last Additions and ...

Owerlay, o'erlay, overlay, cravat ; covering. Owerloup, get over the fence ; trespass on another's property. Start and owerloup, a law phrase relating to marches. See Marches. Owertaen, overtaken. Owsen, oxen. Oye, grandson. See oe. p Pa, ...

Sir Walter Scott, 1852

Castle Dangerous. Tales of a grandfather. First series

Owerlay, o'erlay, overlay, cravat; cohering. Owerloup, get over the fence ; trespass on another's property. " Start and owerloup," a law phrase relating to marches. See Marches. Owertaen, overtaken. Owsen, oxen. Oye, grandson. See oe. P. Pa ...

Sir Walter Scott, 1853

The Surgeon's Daughter: Castle Dangerous

Ower, over. Ower bye, over Hie way. Owerlay, o'erlay, overlay, cravat; covering. Owerloup, get over tlie fence ; trespass on another's property. " Start and owerloup," a law phrase relating to marches. See Marches. Owerta'en, overtaken. Owsen ...

Sir Walter Scott, 1863

Waverly Novels: Fair maid of Perth

Owerlay, o'erlay, overlay, cravat ; covering. Owerloup, get over the fence; trespass on another's property. " Start and owerloup," a law phrase relating to marches. See Marches. Owertaen, overtaken. Owsen, oxen. Oye, grandson. See oe.

Sir Walter Scott, 1851

The Complete Works of Sir Walter Scott: With a Biography, ...

Owerloup, get over the fence ; trespass on another's property. "Start and owerloup, a late phrase relating to -marches. See Marches. Owertaen, overtaken. Owsen, oxen. Oye, grandson. See oe. Pa, papa. Pace, Paech, Easter. ['«•in Ib •, pettle ...

Sir Walter Scott, 1833

Waverley Novels: Castle dangerous ; 2 . The surgeon's daughter

Owerlay, o'erlay, overlay, cravat ; covering. Owerloup, get over the fence ; trespass on another's property. “ Start and owerloup, ” a law phrase relating to marches. See Marches. Owertaen, overtaken. Owsen, 0.1'en. Oye, grandson. See oe.

Walter Scott, 1833

Notices and Anecdotes Illustrative of the Incidents, ...

Owerloup, get over the fence ; trespass on another's property. " Start and owerloup," a law phrase relating to Marches. See Marches. Owertaen, overtaken. Owsen, oxen. Oye, grandson, v. Oe. Pa, papa. Pace, Pasch, Easter. Paidle, pettle ; staff ...

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