scutigeraladj.
/skjuːˈtɪdʒərəl/ Pertaining to a squire.Apparently an isolated use.
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1819 S. Smith Game Laws in Wks. (1859) I. 259/2 After many years of scutigeral folly—loaded prisons—nightly battles—poachers tempted—and families ruined, these principles will finally prevail.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1911; most recently modified version published online September 2019).
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adj.1819- to make a secret of
- to make a seth(e
- to make a shaft or a bolt of it
- to make a shift
- to make a shot
- to make a show
- to make a show of
- to make a show of oneself
- to make a showing of
- to make a sign
- to make a situation too hot for
- to make a slight
- to make a slight of
- to make a song about
- to make a song over
- to make a sophie's choice
- to make a sorry show
- to make a sortie
- to make a specified amount of easting
- to make a specified amount of northing
- to make a specified amount of southing
- to make a specified amount of westing
- to make a spoon or spoil a horn
- to make a sport of
- to make a spread eagle