snath
noun
ˈsnath 
ˈsneth
variants or snathe
ˈsnāt͟h
ˈsnāth
: the handle of a scythe
Word History
Etymology
akin to Middle English snede long scythe, from Old English snǣd scythe handle
First Known Use
1574, in the meaning defined above
- (be) spoiling for
- (can) trace one's history (back) to
- (cast) in the same mold as
- (don't) I wish
- (don't) you wish
- (from) side to side
- (get) ready, (get) set, go
- (give) witness to
- (go) jump in a/the lake
- (have) stars in one's eyes
- (i tell you what
- (i'll see you around
- (I'll/we'll) see you around
- (I/I'll) tell you what
- (income) tax return
- (it's a) small world
- (it's) better (to be) safe than sorry
- (it's) no biggie
- (it) serves (someone) right
- (just) one of those days
- (let's) face it
- (like) water off a duck's back
- (many) happy returns
- (one's) age is catching up to one
- (only) time will tell