† decatessaradn.
Obsolete.
A poem of 14 lines.Apparently an isolated use.
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decatessarada1614
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a1614 J. Melville Autobiogr. & Diary (1842) 437 In memoriall wharoff this Decatessarad was maid.
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n.a1614- to get the hill
- to get the horn
- to get the hot hand
- to get the hots for
- to get the inturn
- to get the jacket
- to get the jump on
- to get the laugh on one's side
- to get the lines crossed
- to get the lowdown
- to get the lowdown on
- to get the mastery
- to get the measure of
- to get the message
- to get the mitten
- to get the monk on
- to get the most out of
- to get the mucky end of the stick
- to get the munchies
- to get the name of
- to get the needle
- to get the nod
- to get the or one's step
- to get the overhand
- to get the picture