† ungentledadj.
(un- prefix2 1d(c), 2.)
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ungentled?1584
?1584 ? Sir P. Sidney Disc. Def. Earl of Leicester in Misc. Wks. (1829) 269 Even of charity sake he should..not leave him not only ungentled, but fatherless.
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adj.?1584- give a pain
- give a pain in the etc
- give a pain in the in the arse
- give a pain in the neck
- give a pass
- give a pause
- give a period to
- give a person a backie
- give a person a bloody nose
- give a person a clean chit
- give a person a credit for
- give a person a dead leg
- give a person a doing
- give a person a etc seeing to
- give a person a fall
- give a person a foot
- give a person a good seeing to
- give a person a hand up
- give a person a hard time
- give a person a leg up
- give a person a look-over
- give a person a lookover
- give a person a meeting
- give a person a pain
- give a person a pain in the etc