iambizev.
/ʌɪˈambʌɪz/ rare.
transitive. To attack in iambic verse; hence gen. to satirize.
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1789 T. Twining tr. Aristotle Treat. Poetry (1812) I. i. vi. 110 The Iambic..was the measure in which they used to iambize each other.
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v.1789- to be one's bag
- to be one's bit
- to be one's brother's keeper
- to be one's craftmaster
- to be one's craftsmaster
- to be one's merry way
- to be one's own carver
- to be one's own man
- to be one's own master
- to be one's own person
- to be one's own woman
- to be one's speed
- to be only in it for the money
- to be only one thing for it
- to be ontinkel
- to be onto plums
- to be opinated
- to be or become bail
- to be or come in contact
- to be or come in into contact
- to be or get floored
- to be or go on the cross
- to be or have on hire
- to be or lie on one's back
- to be or live in cotton-wool