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...lingered about a match between 1 To cry aim, in archery was to encourage the archers by crying ont aim when they were about to shoot. Hence it came to...for to applaud or encourage, in a general sense. It seems that the spectators in general cried aim occasionally, as a mere word of encouragement or applause....

...was the word "aim" formerly used for applause or encouragement ? Because, to cry aim, in archery, was to encourage the archers by crying out aim, when they were about to shoot. Why was to "give aim," an office of direction and ass stance ? Because the person chosen stood within...

...word ' aim' formerly used for applause or encouragement 1 — Because, to cry aim, in archery, was to encourage the archers by crying out aim, when they were about to shoot. Why was to ' give aim,' an office of direction and assistance ? — Because the person chosen stood...

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...neighbours shall CRT AIM." — To cry aim, in archery, was to encourage the archers by crying out j3im espeare Thus, in KING JOHN, act ii. scene 1. 1 It ill I ><•-,-, -in* this presence to cry aim To these ill-tuned...

...Tragédie of Richard the Third, p. 27. (4) " To cry aim," in archery, to encourage the archers by cryiug out aim, when they were about to shoot. Hence it came to be used for, to applaud, to encourage, in a general sense. See King John, ii. 1. A person so employed was called an aim-crier,...

...Corner's Shakespeare, i. 167 ; Tarlton's Jests, p. 24 ; True Tragédie of Richard the Third, p. 27. (4) " To cry aim," in archery, to encourage the archers by crying out aim, when they were al>out to shoot. Hence it came to be used for, to applaud, to encourage, in a general sense See King...