imbandv.
rare.
transitive. To form or enrol into a band.
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a1812 J. Barlow (Webster, 1864) Beneath full sails imbanded nations rise.
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v.a1812- to shrink out of the collar
- to shrink up occasionally in one's shoulders
- to shrink up one's shoulders
- to shrug off or aside
- to shrug something off or aside
- to shuffle off
- to shuffle over, through
- to shuffle the cards
- to shuffle up
- to shuffle up and down
- to shun like the plague
- to shut a person's heart
- to shut a shop
- to shut about
- to shut another's mouth
- to shut close
- to shut down
- to shut fast
- to tell the tale
- to tell the truth
- to tell the truth and shame the devil
- to tell the world
- to tell time
- to tell tother from which
- to tell truth