† cheliderectn.
Scottish. Obsolete. rare.
= chelydre n.
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?1590–1 J. Burel Passage of Pilgremer i, in Poems sig. N Thair wes the Viper, and th' aspect [= aspic], With the serpent Cheliderect, Quhois stink is felt a far.
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n.?1590- to sing port-yowl
- to sing portyowl
- to sing side for side
- to sing small
- to sing sol-fa
- to sing sol-fa, sorrow, woe
- to sing solfa
- to sing solfa, sorrow, woe
- to sing something on sides
- to sing the black sanctus
- to sing the blues
- to sing the one song
- to sing the same song
- to sing the same tune
- to sing the wrong side of one's mouth
- to sing wellaway
- to sing with a full throat
- to sink a person without a trace
- to sink a person without trace
- to sink a thing without a trace
- to sink a thing without trace
- to sink in
- to sink in the boot
- to sink into nothingness
- to sink one's teeth into