† surpassedadj.
Obsolete.
Bygone.Apparently an isolated use.
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1725 I. Jones's Most Notable Antiquity called Stone-Heng (rev. ed.) 21 The Customs of surpassed [earlier forepassed] Ages.
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adj.1725- to land on deaf ears
- to land on one's feet
- to land the net
- to land up
- to land with one's arse in the butter
- to land with one's ass in the butter
- to land with one's bum in the butter
- to land with one's etc in the butter
- to land with one's nose in the butter
- to landward
- to lane off
- to lap in lead
- to lap on
- to lap on over
- to lap on to
- to lap on upon
- to lap up
- to lapse from grace
- to larder
- to large it
- to large it up
- to lash it out
- to lash off
- to lash out
- to last