soifen.
(See quots.)
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1866 J. Chamberlain in Birmingham & Midl. Hardware Distr. 608 The ‘soife’, or iron cuttings from the nicks and threads of the screws, average about four tons per day.
1866 J. Chamberlain in Birmingham & Midl. Hardware Distr. 608 This ‘soife’ is bought up and melted down with other iron.
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n.1866- to foin at a person or with a weapon
- to foin at or with
- to foin at or with a weapon
- to foist in
- to fold off
- to fold up
- to follow a person at foot
- to follow a person to foot
- to follow a person to the grave
- to follow a person's footsteps
- to follow a person's nyayo
- to follow a person's steps
- to follow a suit
- to follow after
- to follow along
- to follow at foot
- to follow back
- to follow foot-hot
- to follow foothot
- to follow in a person's footsteps
- to follow in a person's steps
- to follow in suit
- to follow in the cry
- to follow its innings
- to follow measures