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LOTHE

v.t.[See Lade. ] 1. To feel disgust at any thing; properly, to have an extreme aversion of the appetite to food or drink.
Our soul lotheth this light bread. Numbers 21:5.
Lothing the honey'd cakes, I long'd for bread.
2. To hate; to dislike greatly; to abhor.
Ye shall lothe yourselves in your own sight for all your evils - Ezekiel 2 :43.
Not to reveal the secret which I lothe.

 

LOTHE

v.i.To create disgust. Obs.

 

LOTHED

pp. Hatred; abhorred; turned from with disgust.

 

LOTHER

n.One that lothes or abhors.

 

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