ascitann.
/əˈsʌɪtən//ˈasɪtən/ Church History.
A member of a heretical sect in the second century, who used to dance round an inflated wine-skin, in reference to Matthew ix. 17.
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1728 E. Chambers Cycl. at Ascitæ
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1885; most recently modified version published online June 2020).
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n.1728- to fill one's face
- to fill one's pipe
- to fill out
- to fill powder
- to fill someone in on
- to fill the bases
- to fill the bill
- to fill the hands of
- to fill the ice
- to fill the room of
- to fill the sails
- to fill the time
- to fill the void
- to fill to overflowing
- to fill to repletion
- to fill up
- to fill up the measure of
- to fillip it
- to fillip with fingers
- to fillip with one's fingers
- to film etc
- to film over
- to film up
- to filter out
- to fin