† comparencen.
Obsolete.
= compearance n.
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1619 W. Balcanquhall Let. 13 Feb. 8 in J. Hales Golden Remains (1659) A seditious tumultuary concourse of people, ought not to hinder any man from comparence before a judge.
1619 W. Balcanquhall Let. 4 Mar. 16 in J. Hales Golden Remains (1659) In case of their not comparence.
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n.1619- to be on nodding terms
- to be on nodding terms with
- to be on occasionally on the edge
- to be on occasionally upon edge
- to be on one's feet
- to be on one's game
- to be on one's honour
- to be on one's last go-round
- to be on one's last goround
- to be on one's merry way
- to be on one's mettle
- to be on one's p's and q's
- to be on one's peremptors
- to be on one's promotion
- to be on or upon one's behaviour, or one's good behaviour
- to be on or upon sale
- to be on or upon the scamper
- to be on record
- to be on seat
- to be on someone's tail
- to be on someone's wheel
- to be on stint
- to be on stone
- to be on tenter(s
- to break into a laugh