† fluvioseadj.
Obsolete. rare. Apparently only attested in dictionaries or glossaries.
(See quot. 1727.)
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1727 N. Bailey Universal Etymol. Eng. Dict. II Fluviose, flowing much.
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adj.1727- to leave pause for thought
- to leave place
- to leave raw
- to leave someone out to dry
- to leave something to be desired )
- to leave something to be to wish (for)
- to leave something well alone
- to leave standing
- to leave standing still
- to leave the field
- to leave the field free
- to leave the field open
- to leave the field to
- to leave the key under the door
- to leave to a person's discretion
- to leave to her own purchase
- to leave to his own purchase
- to leave to his shifts
- to leave to it
- to leave to itself
- to leave to oneself
- to leave to stew in one's own juice
- to leave to stew, to let stew
- to leave to the mercies of
- to leave to the mercy of