† shugv.
Obsolete. rare.
intransitive. ? To force one's way, shove in.
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a1639 T. Dekker et al. Witch of Edmonton (1658) v. i. 57 I am for greatness now..; There I'll shug in, and get a noble countenance: Serve some Briarean Footcloth-strider.
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v.a1639- i wouldn't
- i wouldn't be found dead in, with
- i wouldn't be seen dead in, with
- i wouldn't know
- i wouldn't piss on a person if that person was on fire
- i wouldn't piss on a person if was on fire
- i wouldn't piss on if that person was on fire
- i wouldn't piss on if was on fire
- i wouldn't say no to
- i wouldn't touch etc with a ten-foot pole
- i wouldn't touch etc with a ten-forty-foot pole
- i wouldn't touch etc with a tenfoot pole
- i wouldn't touch etc with a tenfortyfoot pole
- i wouldn't touch her with a ten-foot pole
- i wouldn't touch her with a ten-forty-foot pole
- i wouldn't touch her with a tenfoot pole
- i wouldn't touch her with a tenfortyfoot pole
- i wouldn't touch him with a bargepole
- i wouldn't touch him with a ten-foot pole
- i wouldn't touch him with a ten-forty-foot pole
- i wouldn't touch him with a tenfoot pole
- i wouldn't touch him with a tenfortyfoot pole
- i wouldn't touch him with the end of a bargepole
- i wouldn't touch it with a bargepole
- i wouldn't touch it with a ten-foot pole