† casn.
? Overthrow, fallen mass. (But in the passage quoted the Ellesmere and two other manuscripts have tas heap.)
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c1386 G. Chaucer Knight's Tale 147 (Harl., Corpus, Petw., Lansd.) To ransake in the caas of þe bodies dede [so ll. 151 162; here Harl. has chaas].
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n.c1386- to keep up often keeping up with the joneses
- to keep up the reparation
- to keep up the reparations
- to keep up to
- to keep up with the jones's
- to keep up with the joneses
- to keep vigil or vigils
- to keep vile company
- to keep walk to heel
- to keep watch
- to keep watch of
- to keep way
- to keep wicket
- to keep with
- to keep young animals for store
- to keep your luff
- to keep your offing
- to keep your wind
- to keep yow
- to keep, break the sabbath
- to keep, lose, etc one's virginity
- to keep, lose, etc virginity
- to keep, take the lease
- to keep, take to or for one's own store
- to keep, take up one's standing house