capelocracyn.
The shopkeeping ‘interest’ or class.
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1841 E. Bulwer-Lytton Night & Morning (1851) 236 A milliner's house (shop, to outward appearance, it was not), evincing..its degree above the Capelocracy, to use a certain classical neologism, by a brass plate.
1853 E. Bulwer-Lytton My Novel IV. xii. xxv. 166 The triumph of the Capelocracy.
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n.1841- twine colour
- twine net
- twine netting
- twine thread
- twine-ball
- twine-binder
- twine-binding
- twine-box
- twine-bush
- twine-coloured
- twine-cord
- twine-cutter
- twine-grass
- twine-holder
- twine-like
- twine-machine
- twine-maker
- twine-making
- twine-masking
- twine-reel
- twine-reeler
- twine-spinner
- twine-spinning
- twine-tone
- twine-toned