disquieturen.
Error for disquietness n.
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1860 J. A. Froude Hist. Eng. (ed. 2) V. 435 (quoting letter of 1552 of Sir J. Crofts to Cecil) Such disquietures of mind. [The original MS. reads disquyetnes.]
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n.1860- to have or hold a wolf by the ears
- to have or hold by the toe
- to have or hold suspect
- to have or keep a person in await
- to have or keep in await
- to have or keep the weather gage of
- to have or make one's refuge to
- to have or make refuge to
- to have or make scruple of
- to have or make utterance
- to have or make … utterance
- to have or pitch one's tent(s
- to have or receive the canvass
- to have or take a stitch against
- to have or take a whack at
- to have or take good await
- to have or take its rise
- to have or take one's swinge
- to have or take scope
- to have or take the law of or on
- to have other fish to fry
- to have other haft in hand
- to have other hafts in hand
- to have out
- to have out ,forth in farm