chapellagen.
rare.
A chapel-stead, = chapelry n. 4.
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1800 W. Scott Eve St. John 3 He lighted at the Chapellage.
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n.1800- to declare a dividend
- to declare a person a fugitive
- to declare for
- to declare for , or against
- to declare for in favour of, or against
- to declare from the house-top
- to declare from the house-tops
- to declare from the housetop
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- to declare off
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- to declare on the housetops
- to declare one's hand
- to declare oneself
- to declare open season
- to declare open season on
- to declare something from the house-top
- to declare something from the house-tops
- to declare something from the housetop
- to declare something from the housetops
- to declare something on the house-top
- to declare something on the house-tops
- to declare something on the housetop