† inargentatev.
Obsolete. rare. Apparently only attested in dictionaries or glossaries.
‘To gild or cover with silver’ (Cockeram, 1623).
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1658 in E. Phillips New World Eng. Words
1721 in N. Bailey Universal Etymol. Eng. Dict.
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v.1658- to set shoulder against
- to set sight of
- to set sight of in
- to set so lite, so a great deal, less, least, more, most by
- to set so lite, so mickle, less, least, more, most by
- to set so lite, so much , less, least, more, most by
- to set so little , so a great deal, less, least, more, most by
- to set so little , so mickle, less, least, more, most by
- to set so little , so much , less, least, more, most by
- to set someone right
- to set something in delay
- to set something on delay
- to set something on its ear
- to set something on seven
- to set something out of mind
- to set something upon seven
- to set spell on end
- to set spell or tale on end
- to set spurs to
- to set stakes
- to set stays
- to set store by
- to set store or price by
- to set teeth on edge
- to set the agenda