graocracyn.
/ɡreɪˈɒkrəsi/ Government by an old woman or old women.Apparently an isolated use.
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graocracy1830
1830 Blackwood's Mag. 27 484 Madame de Genlis's admired and lamented graocracy.
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n.1830- to put out of out of one's mind
- to put out of pain
- to put out of state
- to put out of the gate
- to put out of the way
- to put out of wages
- to put out one's fins
- to put out or set forth a waff
- to put out to grass
- to put out to lease
- to put out to mast
- to put out to nurse
- to put out to pasture
- to put over
- to put over a fast one
- to put paid to
- to put paid to the account of
- to put past
- to put pen to paper
- to put plead the béal bocht
- to put pressure on
- to put provision to
- to put quench a person's light
- to put quench a person's lights
- to put salt on the tail