† underhandingn.
Obsolete.
The action of taking in hand.
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the world > action or operation > undertaking > [noun]
enterprising1553
undertaking1583
undergoing1608
susception1610
underhanding1639
1639 T. de Gray Expert Farrier To Rdr., in Compl. Horseman ii. sig. C4v Thou wilt be much bettered and enabled in thy underhanding.
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n.1639- to bring by the board
- to bring by the lee
- to bring close the rear
- to bring down
- to bring down the gallery
- to bring down the house
- to bring drive, to one's wit's end
- to bring etc a thing in a proof
- to bring etc a thing in proof
- to bring etc a thing in the proof
- to bring etc a thing on a proof
- to bring etc a thing on proof
- to bring etc a thing on the proof
- to bring etc a thing to a proof
- to bring etc a thing to proof
- to bring etc a thing to the proof
- to bring etc in a proof
- to bring etc in proof
- to bring etc in the proof
- to bring etc on a proof
- to bring etc on proof
- to bring etc on the proof
- to bring etc to a proof
- to bring etc to proof
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