illaudatoryadj.
rare.
Not laudatory; not characterized by praising.
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1845 Blackwood's Edinb. Mag. 57 787 Unqualified praise from the illaudatory pen of Ritson.
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adj.1845- to sell souse
- to sell south
- to sell the dummy
- to sell the family jewels
- to sell the family silver
- to sell the pass
- to sell up
- to sell upon the foot
- to sell wood upon the stock
- to send a bill upstairs
- to send a boy to do a man's job
- to send a grazing
- to send a message
- to send a person a-garsing
- to send a person agarsing
- to send a person back on her heels
- to send a person back on his heels
- to send a person down the road
- to send a person down the track
- to send a person over the road
- to send a person the mitten
- to send a person to coventry
- to send a person up the river
- to send a person word
- to send a warfare