schedulizev.
/ˈʃɛdjuːlʌɪz/ rare.
intransitive. To make schedules.
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schedulize1832
1832 J. Wilson in Blackwood's Edinb. Mag. 32 407 We shall either have it in our power to cancel the Whig schedules in toto—or be convinced..that, schedulize to the end of the chapter, the national heart is Tory.
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v.1832- to keep a level head
- to keep a lock on
- to keep a lock on something
- to keep a lookout
- to keep a low profile
- to keep a mediocrity
- to keep a neat, tidy, etc, house
- to keep a newspaper
- to keep a noise
- to keep a person at staff's end
- to keep a person at stave's end
- to keep a person at stick's end
- to keep a person at the stick's end
- to keep a person company
- to keep a person dark
- to keep a person forthcoming
- to keep a person guessing
- to keep a person honest
- to keep a person in countenance
- to keep a person in gammon
- to keep a person in hand
- to keep a person in the dark
- to keep a person in the dark about
- to keep a person in the dark as to
- to keep a person in the dark etc