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morrice

intransitive verb
mor·rice
variants: or morris \ˈmȯrə̇s, ˈmär- \
morriced or morrised; morriced or morrised; morricing or morrising; morrices or morrises

Definition of morrice 

archaic

: to move off quickly : decamp

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