borealisn.
= aurora borealis n. at aurora n. Compounds 1.
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1790 R. Burns Tam o' Shanter 63 in Poems & Songs (1968) II. 559 Or like the borealis race, That flit ere you can point their place.
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n.1790- to take one's revenge
- to take one's rise
- to take one's rise from
- to take one's rouse
- to take one's seat
- to take one's shipping
- to take one's spring from
- to take one's spring out of
- to take one's stand
- to take one's station
- to take one's tap in one's lap
- to take one's time
- to take one's trace
- to take one's vagues
- to take one's veyne
- to take one's walk
- to take one's walks
- to take one's way
- to take one's will
- to take ones travel
- to take oneself to one's heels
- to take oneself to one's legs
- to take opportunity by the foretop
- to take or fetch one's birr
- to take or have in a trip