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aroint

imperative verb
\ ə-ˈrȯint How to pronounce aroint (audio) \

Definition of aroint

archaic
: begone aroint thee, witch— William Shakespeare

First Known Use of aroint

1605, in the meaning defined above

History and Etymology for aroint

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