bucolicann.
A rustic, a countryman.Apparently an isolated use.
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1866 J. Banks in Argosy 1 171 The one characteristic of the British bucolican is his stillness and reticence.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1888; most recently modified version published online September 2019).
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n.1866- to go into remission
- to go into society
- to go into the church
- to go into the committee
- to go into the discard
- to go into the field
- to go into the hat
- to go into the kitchen
- to go into the melting pot
- to go into the woodshed
- to go into use
- to go into, through the weather
- to go it
- to go it alone
- to go it bald-headed
- to go it baldheaded
- to go it blind
- to go it strong
- to go large
- to go legit
- to go lemony at
- to go lengths
- to go less
- to go like a hairy goat
- to go like a hairy goat also,