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Scorse

SCORSE, noun [Latin ex and cursus.] A course or dealing; barter. obsolete

SCORSE, verb transitive

1. To chase. obsolete

2. To barter or exchange. obsolete

SCORSE, verb intransitive To deal for the purchase of a horse. obsolete

 

 

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