a. Obs. [f. lich LIKE a. + -Y.] Like.

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1370–80.  XI Pains of Hell, 78, in O. E. Misc., 225. Byndeþ hem in knucchenus forþi To brenne lyk to licchi, Spousbrekers wiþ lechours [etc.].

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1382.  Wyclif, Matt. xi. 16. But to whom shal I gesse this generacion lichy [v.rr. lyche, lyke]? It is lichi to children sittynge in cheepynge [etc.]. [In six other passages in Wyclif lic(c)hi, lic(c)hy, lychi, lychy occur as variant readings for lich, lyke, etc.]

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