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ACATER, n. An old English word. A provider, caterer, or purchaser of provisions.
An acater, to understand his or her business, should know which meats and
vegetable? best consort with certain seasons ; how to choose young chickens, ...
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Dictionary of obsolete and provincial English
{A.-N. acater.) A caterer ; a purveyor. He is my wardrobe man, my acater, cook,
Butler, and steward. Devil is an Ass, i, 2. }s. (A.-N.) Victuals; provisions purchased
. Abridged to cate, which see. Whan I cam eerlv or late, 1 pinched nat at hem in ...
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The Works of Ben. Jonson: The devil is an ass. The staple of ...
+ He is my wardrobe-man, m' acater, cook, Butler and fteward ; looks unto my
horfe j And helps to watch my wife. He has all the places -f- He is my wardrobe-
man, my cater, cook!\ In the language of the prefent age, we fhould fay, my
caterer ...
Ben Jonson, Peter Whalley, 1756
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The devil is an ass. The staple of news. The new inn; The ...
'l- He is my wardrobe-man, m' acater, cook, Butler and steward; looks unto my
horse; And helps to watch my wife. He has all the places + He is my quara'mhe-
man, my CATER, mak] In the language of the present age, we should say, my ...
Ben Jonson, Peter Whalley, 1756
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Les enfances Godefroi: and, Le retour de Cornumarant
C. rois fist .1. s. h. ces armes acater B; A l'apater envoia por armes acater CE; A l'
aupatre envoia por armes acater G; I wants. 1 170. Madoniaus o. BCEG; .VI1. fois
les fist peser B; .1. sien home u moult se pot fier C EG;I wants. \\1\. BCEGI want.
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Works: Collated with all the former editions, and corrected ...
+ He is my wardrobe-man, m' acater, cook, Butler and steward ; looks unto my
horse ; And helps to watch my wife. He has all the places .f He is my wardrobe-
man, my cater, cook.] In the language of the present age, we should say, my
caterer ...
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The devil is an ass. The staple of news. The new inn; or, ...
-f He is my wardrobe-man, m' acater, cook, Butler and fteward; looks unto my
horfe ; And helps to watch my wife. He has all the places •f He is my <warJroht-
man, tny CATER, cook.] In the language of the prefent age, we fhould fay, my
caterer ...
Ben Jonson, Peter Whalley, 1756
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The Routledge Dictionary of Historical Slang
acater . A ship chandler: nautical coll C.19–20; ob. A survival of †S.E. acatur, a
purveyor: ex Fr. acheteur, a buyer. acceleration *. Starvation; esp. die of
acceleration: vagrants' c.; from A-Z 15.
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Animal Bodies, Renaissance Culture
The story of Wyatt and “Acater” can be found at http://www.xmission .com/~
emailbox/acater.htm (accessed July 2011). The Web site contains information
and sources that are not otherwise available in print. 45. John Hollander, ed.,
Sonnets ...
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Rambles Among Words: Their Poetry, History and Wisdom
So ' cater,' which is coming with us to acquire a somewhat contemptuous
meaning, has no such stain on its birth — it is simply to buy or purchase (acheter)
for one. So I find in Ben Jonson " He is my ward-robe man, my acater, cook,
Butler and ...
