† lavidniann.
Obsolete. rare.
A fish of some kind.
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1606 Act 3 Jas. I c. 12 For taking of Herring, Pilchards, Sprats or Lauydnyan.
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n.1606- to go through something with a finetooth comb
- to go through the hard
- to go through the hards
- to go through the heckle pins
- to go through the hoop
- to go through the hoops
- to go through the mill
- to go through the motions
- to go through the roof
- to go through with a fine-tooth comb
- to go through with a finetooth comb
- to go through-stitch
- to go throughstitch
- to go till
- to go tits up
- to go to
- to go to a better place
- to go to a person's head
- to go to a person's heart
- to go to a person's rescue
- to go to a university
- to go to bath
- to go to battersea to be cut for the simples
- to go to bed
- to go to bed with the sun