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whip-minder
whip-minder n.
Brit. 
/ˈwɪpˌmʌɪndə/
, /ˈwɪpˌmʌɪndə/U.S. /ˈ(h)wɪpˌmaɪndər/
/ˈ(h)wɪpˌmaɪndər/Π
1928 R. Nevill Romantic London vii. 143 A quaint old-world calling..was that of ‘whip-minder’; a number of people formerly making a living by looking after the whips of drivers of vehicles, while the latter were engaged on pleasure or business.
1961 Times 23 Mar. 17/3 When Covent Garden boasted ‘whip minders’.
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as lemmas
- to observe measures
- to observe measures a measure
- to obtain one's jacket
- to obtain one's mind
- to obtain the jacket
- to occasionally build a fire under
- to occasionally cool out hots
- to occasionally go amok
- to occasionally push a person's nose in it
- to occupy the pulpit
- to occupy to repletion
- to off with
- to off with a person's head
- to offer battle
- to offer etc
- to offer for formerly to sale
- to offer for sale
- to offer odds
- to offer one's arm
- to offer or give a knee
- to offer place
- to offer the light
- to offer up
- to offer war
- to oil a person's fist