comptsn.
Esp. in letters: =compliment n. 2).
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1810 P. B. Shelley Let. 18 Dec. (1964) I. 26 The Author's respectful compts. to his Uncle Mr. Parker.
1836 C. Dickens Let. 3 Dec. (1965) I. 205 Mr. Dickens presents his compts. to Mr. Ayrton.
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n.1810- to round over
- to round to
- to round up
- to roup at the door
- to roup from the door
- to roup to the door
- to rouse and bitt
- to rouse out
- to rouse stir the gorge
- to rouse the gorge
- to rouse the possum
- to row a competitor to a standstill
- to row a person up
- to row against the etc
- to row against the flood
- to row against the stream
- to row against the tide
- to row against the wind and etc
- to row against the wind and flood
- to row against the wind and stream
- to row against the wind and tide
- to row back
- to row beyond one's reach
- to row down
- to row dry