† competencern.
Obsolete.
The possessor of a competency (of means).Apparently an isolated use.
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1621 R. Johnson Way to Glory 36 ‘A competent maintenance is due to ministers; but not tythes.’ Proove that position..Then we should have, in stead of a Bishop of a Church, a competencer of a Church, etc.
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n.1621- under the thumb of
- under the umber for
- under the umber of
- under the umbrage of
- under the umbrella
- under the wand
- under the weather
- under the wind
- under the wing of
- under the wire
- under the word of
- under the yard
- under the yoke
- under them all
- under these circumstances
- under thon
- under thumb
- under tillage
- under trust
- under trusteeship
- under trysting
- under umber for
- under umber of
- under value
- under veil