Bramantipn.
Logic.
A mnemonic word, representing the first mood of the fourth figure of syllogisms, in which the two premisses are universal affirmatives, and the conclusion a particular affirmative.
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1870 F. C. Bowen Logic vii. 200.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1888; most recently modified version published online June 2019).
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n.1870- to give a etc ride
- to give a etc seeing to
- to give a etc time
- to give a etc voice
- to give a fair wind
- to give a fall
- to give a field
- to give a fig, or fig's end for
- to give a fish leave
- to give a fish the butt
- to give a foot
- to give a for instance
- to give a foul berth
- to give a foul berth to
- to give a free hand
- to give a free rein
- to give a free rein to
- to give a gawf
- to give a gift
- to give a give or gift
- to give a give or gift that
- to give a good account of
- to give a good account of often oneself
- to give a good account of something
- to give a good hand