† intailedadj.
Obsolete.
Joined by the tails (with allusion to Judges xv. 4).Apparently an isolated use.
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1659 J. Rushworth Hist. Coll. (new ed.) 594 So that you might guess there might be a double Plot..to set on fire the frame and estate of this Commonwealth: And one of these intailed [1659 (ed. 1) entailed] Foxes was Mr. Manwaring.
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adj.1659- to have, receive, take a one's foil
- to have, receive, take a the foil
- to have, repulse
- to have, take a fancy for, to
- to have, take an end
- to have, take felicity in or to
- to have, take in charge
- to have, take the steer
- to have, take the steer of a country
- to have, take the steer of a etc
- to have, take, give charge of
- to have, take, give the charge of
- to have, take, occasionally bear suspicion
- to have, the repulse
- to havein ure
- to hawk a loogie
- to hawk after
- to hawk after for
- to hawk at
- to hawk one's mutton
- to hawk up a loogie
- to head it
- to head off
- to head off at the pass
- to head south