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1 ÞÚSTR
m.1) stick;2) chafing, anger, enmity (þótti honum mjök vaxa þústr milli manna í heraðinu).* * *m. [akin to þysja, þausnir?], a strong gust of wind, Magn. 486.2. a chafing, anger; þó at nökkut væri þústr á með enum yngrum mönnum, Ld. 209; þótti honum mjök vaxa þústr milli manna, í héraðinu, 210; íllr þykki mér þústr sá er vár í milli er, Fb. i. 547; úlfúð ok þústr, Hom. (St.) -
2 mél-greypr
adj. chafing at the mél, champing the bit, epithet of a steed, Akv. 3, 4, 13. The poët. compds -
3 þjóstugr
adj. chafing, angry. -
4 þustr
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5 æfr
i. e. œfr, adj. [afar, of], vehement, angry, chafing; æfr í skapi, Fms. i. 75; ýgr ok æfr, xi. 8; íllr ok æfr, Landn. 235, v. l.; hann görðisk íllr ok æfr við ellina, Eb. 52 new Ed., Fms. iii. 95; æfr ok ærr, iv. 142; æfr maðr (Ed. æfi-maðr), a violent man, Bret. -
6 járnagangr
m. chafing, galling from irons (máttlítill af járnagangi). -
7 œfr
a. vehement, angry, chafing (var þá konungar svá œfr ok œrr, at).
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