† crocodilineadj.
Obsolete. rare. Apparently only attested in dictionaries or glossaries.
= crocodilian adj.
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1727 N. Bailey Universal Etymol. Eng. Dict. II Crocodiline,..like a Crocodile; also sophistical. [Hence 1755 in Johnson.]
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adj.1727- to weep forth
- to weep full a street
- to weep irish
- to weep millstones
- to weep on a person's shoulder
- to weep on shoulder
- to weep one's eyes out
- to weep one's fill or bellyful
- to weep one's heart out
- to weep out
- to weep out one's eyes heart
- to weep over an onion
- to weep tears of blood
- to weep upon a person's neck
- to weep with an onion
- to weigh against
- to weigh against gold
- to weigh against silver
- to weigh against, again
- to weigh anchor
- to weigh back, on one side, to the earth
- to weigh by, with, within oneself
- to weigh down
- to weigh even with
- to weigh in