"avauntour" meaning in Middle English

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          "english": "Troilus and Criseyde",
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          "text": "Auauntour and a lyer, al is one / As thus: I poſe a woman graunt me / Her loue, and ſayth that other woll ſhe none / And I am ſworne to holden it ſecre / And after I tel it two or thre / Iwys I am auauntour at the leeſt / And lyer eke, for I breke my beheeſt.",
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        "one who avaunts or boasts"
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          "word": "avaunter"
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          "english": "Troilus and Criseyde",
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          "text": "Auauntour and a lyer, al is one / As thus: I poſe a woman graunt me / Her loue, and ſayth that other woll ſhe none / And I am ſworne to holden it ſecre / And after I tel it two or thre / Iwys I am auauntour at the leeſt / And lyer eke, for I breke my beheeſt.",
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      "word": "avaunter"
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