clasperedadj.
/ˈklɑːspəd//ˈklaspəd/ Furnished with claspers or tendrils.
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1828 in N. Webster Amer. Dict. Eng. Lang. , and in mod. Dicts.
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adj.1828- to stall a beggar to the rogue
- to stall forth
- to stall off
- to stall out
- to stall to
- to stall to the rogue
- to stall up
- to stall with
- to stallionize it
- to stammer it out
- to stamp and stare
- to stamp one's foot
- to stamp out
- to stamp with one's foot
- to stand a chance
- to stand a etc chance
- to stand a good chance
- to stand a hazard
- to stand a or one's watch
- to stand a person in
- to stand a person in etc service
- to stand a person in etc stead
- to stand a person in good stead
- to stand a person in great service
- to stand a person in hand