fustagen.
/ˈfʌstɪdʒ/ Cape Colony.
‘The vats, tubs, and all the wooden utensils used in making wine’ ( MS. Let. Nov. 1865).
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1868 Cape & Natal News 7 Dec. 18 A large vintage in prospect, and no fustage in which to store it.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1898; most recently modified version published online March 2018).
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- to bear a part
- to bear a person a blow
- to bear a person a hand
- to bear a person an hand
- to bear a person company
- to bear a person etc
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- to bear a person fellowship
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- to bear a person in heart
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- to bear a rein upon
- to bear a resemblance to
- to bear a resemblance to formerly also of
- to bear a rout
- to bear a show of
- to bear a similarity to
- to bear a similarity to formerly also of
- to bear a state
- to bear a sway