censerien.
incorrect reading for tenserie n. at tenser n. Derivatives (tallage or tax exacted by lords from their tenants) in Anglo-Saxon Chron. (Laud MS.) anno 1137: see C. Plummer Saxon Chronicles (1889) II. 309–310.
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n.- to etc bloody murder
- to etc blue murder
- to etc broadcast
- to etc by a head
- to etc by example
- to etc by planets
- to etc by the button
- to etc by the ears
- to etc by the heels
- to etc by the throat
- to etc caution to the wind
- to etc caution to the winds
- to etc circles around
- to etc circles round
- to etc clock
- to etc commons
- to fall in step
- to fall in the lot of
- to fall in the lot of a person
- to fall in two
- to fall in with
- to fall into
- to fall into a booby trap
- to fall into a misfortune
- to fall into a passion