† secationn.
Obsolete.
(See quot. 1656.)
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bita1000
kerfc1000
slittingc1175
carving?c1225
chop1362
cuttinga1398
hacking1398
scissure?a1425
garsingc1440
racing?a1450
incision1474
secting1507
raze1530
chopping1548
scotching1551
hackling1564
slashing1596
carbonadoing1599
kinsing1599
insection1653
secation1656
scission1676
gash1694
inciding1694
haggling1761
cut1808
shear1809
carve1888
1656 T. Blount Glossographia Secation, a cutting, sawing, parting, or dividing.
1657 J. Watts Scribe, Pharisee i. 21 The best Physician comes seldom, and very hardly, to searing, or secation of a Member from the body.
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n.1656- to give a person fits
- to give a person gammon
- to give a person gas
- to give a person gob
- to give a person good cheer
- to give a person good morning, good day, good evening, a merry christmas
- to give a person gyp
- to give a person head
- to give a person hell
- to give a person her jotters
- to give a person her leave
- to give a person her own
- to give a person her paiks
- to give a person her running shoes
- to give a person his due
- to give a person his etc due
- to give a person his gruel
- to give a person his her due
- to give a person his jotters
- to give a person his leave
- to give a person his load
- to give a person his or her fairing
- to give a person his or her saviour
- to give a person his own
- to give a person his paiks