conspuev.
/kənˈspjuː/ transitive. To spit upon (in contempt).Apparently an isolated use.
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1890 Sat. Rev. 27 Sept. 376/1 The only thing criticism has to do with the Shakspeare-Bacon craze is to conspue it.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1893; most recently modified version published online September 2019).
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v.1890- to put before to
- to put behind
- to put beside her purpose
- to put beside his purpose
- to put beside the saddle
- to put besides
- to put bread on the table
- to put bums on seats
- to put by
- to put by the gate
- to put case
- to put daylight into
- to put daylight through
- to put diligence
- to put distance between
- to put do to the sword
- to put dots on
- to put down
- to put down a marker
- to put down one's neck
- to put down roots
- to put down to grass
- to receive in trust
- to receive light
- to receive one's flannels