† tutlyngn.
Obsolete. rare.
A blowing (of a horn).
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tutlyng1487
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1487 (a1380) J. Barbour Bruce (St. John's Cambr.) xix. 604 A tutlyng [1489 Adv. tutilling] of his horne herd thai.
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n.1487- to gain cope of
- to gain from
- to gain ground
- to gain ground of
- to gain ground on
- to gain ground on of
- to gain ground upon
- to gain in
- to gain into
- to gain mastery
- to gain more feathers
- to gain of
- to gain on or upon
- to gain on the swings and lose on the roundabouts
- to gain one's end(s
- to gain one's way
- to gain over
- to gain the ear of
- to gain the ear of a person
- to gain the exchange
- to gain the mastery
- to gain the opposition
- to gain the wind
- to gain time
- to gain to one's lure