hereanentadv.
Chiefly Scottish. archaic.
Concerning this.
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the world > relative properties > relationship > [adverb] > in relation or with reference to or concerning > concerning this or that
hereofc1050
herec1175
hereonc1175
heretoc1175
hereuponc1175
thereofa1200
hereanenta1225
hereabout?c1225
herein?c1225
herebyc1230
therebya1250
theretilla1300
thereabouta1375
thereto1377
hereforc1380
thereanenta1400
thereata1400
thereuntoa1400
thereanentsc1400
thereonc1400
thereupon1414
thereoffena1450
thereatour1457
herintil1489
hereunto1509
thereover1535
hithera1538
hereabouts1584
thereabouts1592
hitherunto1635
hitherto1637
a1225 Juliana 12 Nulich heronont buhen þe nawiht.
c1575 Balfour's Practicks (1754) 278 To compeir within ane schort day in the Kingis court, to answer heiranent.
1591 in D. Defoe Mem. Church of Scotl. (1717) ii. 225 The Lawes of the Realme..and Constitution of our Kirk are clear hereanent.
a1649 W. Drummond Wks. (1711) 211 The Declaration of the Commissioners of the General Assembly made hereanent.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1898; most recently modified version published online March 2019).
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adv.a1225- to pour coal to
- to pour cold water upon
- to pour down one's neck
- to pour down one's throat
- to pour etc down one's throat
- to pour it on
- to pour money down one's throat
- to pour new wine into old bottles
- to pour oil on the fire
- to pour oil on the on troubled waters
- to pour oil on the waters
- to pour on the coal
- to pour on the coals
- to pour property down one's throat
- to pour something down one's neck
- to pour the coal into
- to pour the coal to
- to powder one's nose
- to power down
- to power up
- to practise at bar
- to practise at such a bar
- to practise on
- to practise upon
- to practise what one preaches