[DOC] [TLE] List of Old English Occupations and descriptions [PAR] OBSCURE OLD ENGLISH CENSUS OCCUPATIONS .... with the letter P on it and 
could only work in a defined area (the term "Badgering comes from this"). .... 
Quite often he would use leeches to do this - believed to be a cure for many 
ailments ..... DOG-WHIPPER Drove dogs away in a village (modern day dog 
catcher) [DOC] [TLE] leech - definition of leech in English from the Oxford dictionary [PAR] ... Garner's Dictionary of Legal Usage, Garner's Modern American Usage, New ... 
Writing job application cover letters Putting together an impressive rsum ... 
She's barely come to when she's on him like a leech, but Laz will have none of 
that. ... The Old English word for a medical doctor was leech (despite popular 
belief,... [DOC] [TLE] Leech | Define Leech at Dictionary.com [PAR] before 900; Middle English leche, Old English lce; replacing (by confusion with 
... earlier lek, leche, lyche; akin to Dutch lijk leech, Old Norse lk nautical term of... [DOC] [TLE] List of English words of Anglo-Saxon origin - Wikipedia [PAR] Below is the list of English words of native origin. This list also includes 
neologisms formed from ... Foreign words borrowed into Old English from Old 
Norse, Latin, and Greek are excluded, .... blossom  blow (move air); blow (bloom)
; blow (hard hit); blow job  blow out  blow up  blowfish ..... layman  lea  leach  
lead (n.). [DOC] [TLE] A List of Occupations [PAR] A local term in some parts of Lancashire for a butcher; BOWLER - made bowls 
and .... DOG LEECH - veterinarian; DOG-WHIPPER - drove dogs away in a 
village ..... or a person who looked after horses, coming from the old French '
hostelier' ..... TUBMAN - English barrister; TUCKER - cleaner of cloth goods; 
TUCKER IN... [DOC] [TLE] Leech - Online Etymology Dictionary [PAR] "physician" (obsolete, poetical, or archaic), from Old English lce "leech," ... 
magic words; healer, physician" (source also of Old Frisian letza, Old Saxon laki, 
Old... [DOC] [TLE] Behind the Name: Surnames via Occupations [PAR] Derived from Middle English frankelin meaning "freeman". ... Occupational 
surname which comes from the old Norman-French word gardinier meaning... [DOC] [TLE] Old English Occupational Place Names - Coblaith's homepage [PAR] The names presented here come from Names of Trades in English Place-Names, 
by Eilert ... modern place name, period name (source), occupational term(s); 
definition(s) ... bay' may seem tempting, but a word wic 'bay' is unknown in Old 
English. ..... 'leech', 'physician', "At any rate no other word or name is recorded 
which... [DOC] [TLE] GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN - UGA Electronic Theses and ... [PAR] and Modern English lexicons reveals that apart from 1) those words that survive 
to the .... 9 WHAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND . .... This process is 
particularly characteristic of occupational terms, where Old ..... leech, arch. and 
poetic. [DOC] [TLE] SparkNotes No Fear Literature: The Scarlet Letter: Chapter 9: The ... [PAR] Home  No Fear Literature  The Scarlet Letter  Chapter 9: The Leech ... 
Modern Text ... Why would the man closest to that fallen woman willingly choose 
to come ... He allowed his old identity to vanish, as though his body actually lay at 
the ... destined, should he live and labor for the ordinary term of life, to do as great
... [DOC] [TLE] Collected Precedents of the S.C.A.: Occupational Bynames [PAR] The College found support for sund as a word in Old Icelandic meaning '
thousand' ... Betill Thuresson, Middle English Occupational Terms, (p.78) dates ... 
The form Harofeh is a modern transliteration of this period name element, as for 
.... a leach, doctor; also, one who heals spiritual infirmities" (OED, s.n. Healer), 
this is,... [DOC]

Question: The word leech comes from an Old English word for this modern occupation
Answer: doctor