intuemn.
/ˈɪntjuːɛm/ rare.
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1860 W. G. Ward Nat. & Grace i. 40 Let us coin the word ‘intuem’..I will define an ‘intuem’, then, ‘a truth legitimately intued’.
1860 W. G. Ward Nat. & Grace i. 41 If I ‘intue’ unsoundly, the thing intued is not a real ‘intuem’.
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n.1860- take up the cudgels
- take up the gauntlet
- take up the hatchet
- take up the running
- take up the slack
- take up the table
- take up the thread
- take up the thread of
- take up the threads
- take up the threads of
- take up the tomahawk
- take up the word
- take up upon trust
- take up with
- take upon advantages
- take upon content
- take upon hand
- take upon one
- take upon oneself
- take upon oneself the personage of
- take upon trust
- take use of
- take vengeance
- take vent
- take view of