† conducern.
Obsolete. Scottish.
One who ‘conduces’ or hires.
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c1575 J. Balfour Practicks 617 (Jam.) Gif..ony..keip not his conditioun..he that is hyrit sall render agane to the conducer the haill hyre that he was conducit for.
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n.c1575- to have fingers made of lime-twigs
- to have fingers made of limetwigs
- to have for breakfast
- to have for decided
- to have for execution
- to have force
- to have force to do
- to have formerly also get a person on also upon the hip
- to have formerly also take a person on also upon the hip
- to have found a mare's nest
- to have free shot
- to have fun
- to have fun with
- to have get egg on one's face
- to have get the victory
- to have glee
- to have glee of
- to have going
- to have going for one
- to have gone and done it again
- to have gone at the
- to have good hands
- to have good right
- to have got 'em
- to have got 'em bad