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aslake — əˈslāk transitive verb ( ed/ ing/ s) Etymology: Middle English aslaken, from Old English āslacian to become or make slack, diminish, loosen, from ā (perfective prefix) + slacian to slacken more at abear, slake archaic : to cause to abate or… … Useful english dictionary
aslake\ attack — When you are mostly asleep but partially awake and you suddenly twitch a body part because something in your almost dream did so. I had an aslake attack last night and involuntarily slapped myself in the head … Dictionary of american slang
aslake\ attack — When you are mostly asleep but partially awake and you suddenly twitch a body part because something in your almost dream did so. I had an aslake attack last night and involuntarily slapped myself in the head … Dictionary of american slang
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Haslock — Ⅰ. As a personal name (and pre dating surnames) Aslac, Aseloc and Haslec make several appearances in the 1086 Domesday Book for the Lincolnshire area of East Anglia. The origins are Scandinavian Aslake being Norse and Aslac , Danish Swede. The… … Surnames reference
Haslocke — As a personal name (and pre dating surnames) Aslac, Aseloc and Haslec make several appearances in the 1086 Domesday Book for the Lincolnshire area of East Anglia. The origins are Scandinavian Aslake being Norse and Aslac , Danish Swede. The name… … Surnames reference
Hasslocher — This Old German surname has a long history which includes two possible origins. It derives either from the pre 7th Century Norse Viking personal name Aslake , which also appears in the English surname Haslock(e) , or may be habitational for one… … Surnames reference
