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All the other definitions derive ultimately from the British place name. I quick google of british-place-names gave me this site. You could look the two elements up but to make it easier oxa is Old English for ox.
Entire Thread Subject Posted By Posted Oxford YuriiNation 07/16/07 08:31 AM Re: Oxford Faldage 07/16/07 10:58 AM Re: Oxford TheFallibleFiend 07/16/07 01:57 PM
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