† concumbencyn.
Obsolete. rare.
A lying together.
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1660 Bp. J. Taylor Ductor Dubitantium II. iv. i. Rule 6 §22 When Jacob married Rachel, and lay with Leah, that concumbency made no marriage between them.
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n.1660- to thug it out
- to thumb one's nose
- to thumb the belt of
- to thump a cushion, the pulpit
- to thump down
- to thump it
- to thunder and lighten
- to thwite a mill-post etc to a pudding-prick
- to thwite a mill-post to a pudding-prick
- to thwite a millpost etc to a puddingprick
- to thwite a millpost to a puddingprick
- to thy
- to tick all the boxes
- to tick all the right boxes
- to tick and tock
- to tick the boxes
- to tick the right boxes
- to tick up
- to tickle a person's ear
- to tickle a person's ears
- to tickle a person's funny bone
- to tickle a person's ribs
- to tickle in the palm
- to tickle it
- to tickle one's toby