chalcologuen.
/ˈkalkəʊlɒɡ/ A student of brasses.Apparently an isolated use.
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1861 Sat. Rev. 22 June 647 A zealous and, at the same time, rational student of brasses—the fashion of the day might almost tempt us to say a chalcologue, or perhaps more accurately still, a chalcotribe.
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n.1861- to put it on a person
- to put it on the line
- to put it on thick
- to put it over
- to put it to a person
- to put it up to a person
- to put it where the monkey puts the nuts
- to put lay out of the gate
- to put leaven
- to put leavens
- to put lipstick on a pig
- to put many irons in the fire
- to put mind at rest
- to put money in lot
- to put move in neutral
- to put move into neutral
- to put nelson on
- to put nelson on someone
- to put next
- to put next to
- to put no doubt
- to put occasionally lay one's shoulder to the wheel
- to put occasionally rub the fear of god into
- to put occasionally set one's shoulder to the wheel
- to put off