† scaldryn.
Scottish. Obsolete.
Abusive speech.
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1502–3 in J. D. Marwick Extracts Rec. Burgh Edinb. (1869) 97 Personis convict for flyting and scaldrie.
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n.1502- to have sight of
- to have silk
- to have skin in the game
- to have snakes in one's boots
- to have some of one's buttons off
- to have some sense
- to have some show
- to have some words
- to have someone going
- to have someone in memory
- to have someone in mouth
- to have someone on one's arm
- to have someone to oneself
- to have something
- to have something against
- to have something coming out of one's ears
- to have something common
- to have something down cold
- to have something down to a fine art
- to have something going
- to have something going for one
- to have something going with someone
- to have something in common
- to have something in contemplation
- to have something in custom