† tawdrynen.
Obsolete.
= tawdry n.Apparently an isolated use.
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tawdry lace1548
tawdryne1586
tawdry1612
solitaire1731
sentiment1838
four-in-hand1892
Teck1895
Windsor1895
Windsor tie1895
shoestring tiea1902
Jemima1920
bolo tie1954
picture tie1957
bolo1962
kipper tie1966
1586 W. Webbe Disc. Eng. Poetrie sig. I.iiii See ye not your selues doo demeane too rudely: Bynd the fillets: and to be fine the waste gyrt Fast with a tawdryne [Webbe's rendering in sapphics of Spenser's stanzas: see quot. 1579 at tawdry lace n.].
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n.1586- to go abegged
- to go about
- to go about one's business
- to go above one's ground
- to go above or beyond one's latchet
- to go abroad
- to go according to plan
- to go acousining
- to go adieu
- to go adown
- to go adown to work
- to go afairing
- to go afishing
- to go after
- to go after gods
- to go after or follow strange flesh
- to go after other gods
- to go again
- to go against
- to go against nature
- to go against the crowd
- to go against the grain
- to go agateward with
- to go agirling
- to go agley