† cliauntorn.
Obsolete. rare.
A client.
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1467 in J. T. Smith & L. T. Smith Eng. Gilds (1870) 400 [The attorners] conseilynge ther cliantors to vse eny fals accyons.
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n.1467- to put to rout
- to put to sack
- to put to school
- to put to shame
- to put to silence
- to put to sleep
- to put to stamp
- to put to the blush
- to put to the bottom of the harbour
- to put to the flight
- to put to the foil
- to put to the gaze
- to put to the hazard
- to put to the heart
- to put to the horn
- to put to the lot
- to put to the neck-verse
- to put to the neckverse
- to put to the proof
- to put to the rout
- to put to the run
- to play the old soldier
- to play the old soldier over a person
- to play the orange card
- to play the ox