clysen.
local.
= clow n.1
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1882 Spectator 6 May 595 In the Reports of the Somerset Drainage Commissioners, the sluices and locks under their jurisdiction are called ‘Clyses’.
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n.1882- to push the bottle about
- to push the button
- to push the buttons
- to push the envelope
- to push the panic button
- to push the right buttons
- to push things
- to push to the wall
- to push under the carpet
- to push up daisies
- to push upon the pikes
- to pussy out
- to put a animal out of her misery
- to put a animal out of her pain
- to put a animal out of his misery
- to put a animal out of his pain
- to put a animal out of misery
- to put a animal out of pain
- to put a bad mouth on
- to put a bill
- to put a bold face on
- to put a bone in a person's hood
- to put a book to stamp
- to put a brave face on
- to put a bug in a person's ear