chanfrinn.
/ʃɒnˈfrã/ The fore-part of a horse's head.
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1727 N. Bailey Universal Etymol. Eng. Dict. II Chanfrin, (with Horsemen) is the fore Part of a Horse’s Head, extending from under the Ears along the Interval, between the Eye brows down to the Nose.
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n.1727- there was no way that
- there were hats to be disposed of
- there you are!
- there you, they, go
- there'here lies the rub
- there's
- there's a good time coming
- there's a sucker born every minute
- there's a thing
- there's always tomorrow
- there's gold in them there frequently thar hills
- there's gold in them there hills
- there's gratitude for you
- there's life in the old dog yet
- there's many a slip between cup and lip
- there's my thumb
- there's no business like show business
- there's no fool like an old fool
- there's no love lost between etc
- there's no love lost between them
- there's no love lost between us
- there's no place like home
- there's no telling
- there's not much misses etc
- there's not much misses someone