chausséadj.
/ʃəʊseɪ/ Heraldry.
(See quot. 1727.)
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1727 N. Bailey Universal Etymol. Eng. Dict. II Chausse, (in Heraldry) signifies Shod , and in Blazon denotes a Section in Base.
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adj.1727- not to get any change out of
- not to get any change out of a person
- not to get any change out of a situation
- not to get anywhere
- not to get much change out of
- not to get much change out of a person
- not to get much change out of a situation
- not to give a bugger
- not to give a button
- not to give a continental
- not to give a crap
- not to give a curse
- not to give a cuss
- not to give a damn
- not to give a darn
- not to give a diddly-squat
- not to give a diddlysquat
- not to give a doggone
- not to give a fart
- not to give a flying fuck
- not to give a frick
- not to give a fuck
- not to give a goddam
- not to give a goldarn
- not to give a good goddam