czarn.
/zɑː/, /tsɑː/, U.S. /zɑr/ formerly the usual spelling of tsar n., see for etymology and history. Hence czarate, czardom, czarevitch, czarevna, czarian, czaricide, czarina, czarish, czarism, czaritza, czarship, etc.: see tsarate n., tsardom n., etc.
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also refers to : tsarczarn.
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- to be seised of a etc in his demesne as of fee
- to be seised of a manor in his demesne as of fee
- to be seised of in his demesne as of fee
- to be seised of or in
- to be seized of or with
- to be seized seised of or with
- to be sent
- to be sent into garrison
- to bide out
- to bide tryst
- to bide upon
- to biff a person one
- to biff one
- to big boorachs
- to big sandy boorachs
- to bill and coo
- to bind an end
- to bind hand and foot
- to bind one over to his good behaviour
- to bind one to his good behaviour
- to bind over
- to bind over to appear
- to bind to the peace
- to bind up
- to bird off