griffinshipn.
/ˈɡrɪf(ɪ)nˌʃɪp/, U.S. /ˈɡrɪfənˌʃɪp/, Indian English /ˈɡrɪfɪnˌʃɪp/ Anglo-Indian.
The position of being a griffin; the time during which one is a griffin.
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1816 ‘Quiz’ Grand Master iv. 76 The griffinship expired, he's sent, On duty from his regiment.
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n.1816- to do a oneself a mischief
- to do a pee
- to do a perish
- to do a perisher
- to do a person a diskindness
- to do a person a grace
- to do a person a mischief
- to do a person a pleasure
- to do a person adawe
- to do a person amendment
- to do a person cheer
- to do a person company
- to do a person dere
- to do a person die
- to do a person dirty
- to do a person ease
- to do a person fine
- to do a person good cheer
- to do a person honour
- to do a person in the eye
- to do a person in the way
- to do a person justice
- to do a person misadventure
- to do a person pleasure
- to do a person proud