† saggishadj.
rare.
? Somewhat moist and decayed.
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saggisha1595
a1595 R. Southwell Diego de Estella's Hundred Medit. (1873) (modernized text) 373 As a little spark is wont to be quenched by casting wet and saggish wood upon it.
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adj.a1595- to throw everything into
- to throw fire
- to throw fling) in a person's face
- to throw fling) something in a person's face
- to throw good money after bad
- to throw in
- to throw in a person's way
- to throw in a widdie
- to throw in for good measure
- to throw in gear
- to throw in one's cards
- to throw in one's dish
- to throw in one's fortune with
- to throw in one's hand
- to throw in one's interest with
- to throw in one's lot with
- to throw in one's marble
- to throw in one's teeth
- to throw in teeth
- to throw in the melting pot
- to throw in the towel
- to throw in way
- to throw in with
- to throw into fits
- to throw into gear