solitariann.
/sɒlɪˈtɛːrɪən/ rare.
A recluse, a hermit. Also transferred.
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anchorite?1614
solitarian1655
retirer1678
solitaire1716
recluse1751
solitarya1763
hermit1799
troglodyte1854
umbratile1888
cop-out1969
1655 T. Moffett & C. Bennet Healths Improvem. xviii. 150 There is never seen of them past one at once, which caused the Latins to call them Merulas, that is to say the Solitarians or Hermits.
a1672 R. Twysden Beginners Monastick Life 8 in Spelman's Hist. Sacrilege (1698) This Man..gathered together all the dispersed Monks and other Solitarians of Italy.
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n.1655- to give a person a hand up
- to give a person a hard time
- to give a person a leg up
- to give a person a look-over
- to give a person a lookover
- to give a person a meeting
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- to give a person a pain in the neck
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- to give a person a pig of his her own sow
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- to give a person a rattle
- to give a person a roasting
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- to give a person a run for his money
- to give a person a runaround
- to give a person a rush
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- to give a person a shout
- to give a person a show
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