co-reignn.
A conjoint reign.
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co-reign1828
1828 G. S. Faber Sacred Cal. Prophecy III. vi. ix. 469 Neither can there be any literal or personal co-reign of the martyrs resuscitated.
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n.1828- to mount one's pitch
- to mount the guard
- to mount the high horse
- to mount the pitch
- to mount the trenches
- to mount the white feather
- to mount to a pitch
- to mount to etc pitch
- to mount to one's pitch
- to mount to the pitch
- to moup and mell
- to mourn in mood
- to mourn of the chine
- to pull stripes
- to pull take a rabbit out of a hat
- to pull the chestnuts out of the fire
- to pull the devil by the tail
- to pull the feathers off
- to pull the feathers off a person's fame
- to pull the labouring oar
- to pull the lever
- to pull the long bow
- to pull the or one's pud
- to pull the pin
- to pull the pin on