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cindyyoohoo

10/29/06 5:40 PM

#118367 RE: rbtree #118365

Obsolete much like his stock certificates!



The Oxford English Dictionary (OED) calls "yaugh" and "yaught"
obsolete forms of "yacht." That dictionary's entry for "yacht"
includes these quotations:

"1616 R. COCKS Diary (Hakl. Soc.) I. 118, I esteemed he came to
spie..whether our shipp and the Duch yaught staid for to take the
Amacon shipp. ... 1630 R. Johnson's Kingd. & Commw. 40 The Emperour
(who yet had never greater vessell than a Punt or Yaugh upon the
Danuby). 1645 in Sussex Archæol. Coll. XLVIII. 129 Paid for tow and
nails used aboute my Lords Yought at Pemsie. Ibid., To unrig my Lord's
Yaught."
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neom2006

10/29/06 5:41 PM

#118368 RE: rbtree #118365

wonder if he will keep it at the local "yaught club"? LOL