† cellarityn.
Obsolete.
The condition of living in a cellar.Apparently an isolated use.
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1867 G. H. Lewes Hist. Philos. II. ii. 618 Cellarity, when long pent up, is inimical to Life.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, December 2008; most recently modified version published online September 2019).
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n.1867- to screw an animal's neck
- to screw around
- to see unto
- to see upon
- to see watch which way the cat jumps
- to see what makes the wheels go round
- to see where a person is coming from
- to see which way the cat jumps
- to see with
- to see with eye
- to see with half an eye
- to see with one's own eyes
- to see with sight
- to see with the left eye
- to see —— from
- to see, etc into a brick wall
- to see, etc into a mud wall
- to see, etc into a stone wall
- to see, etc into a wall
- to see, etc through a brick wall
- to see, etc through a mud wall
- to see, etc through a stone wall
- to see, etc through a wall
- to see, or hear, the beat
- to see, or hear, the beat of