† commandancen.
Obsolete. rare.
Command, control.
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1452 Edward Duke of York in H. Ellis Orig. Lett. Eng. Hist. i. 6 I. 11 He had the commandance and charge thereof.
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n.1452- to knock into the middle of next week
- to knock it back
- to knock off
- to knock off a person's head
- to knock off his or her perch
- to knock off the map
- to knock on
- to knock on in the head
- to knock on in the rarely at head
- to knock on the head
- to knock on the rarely at head
- to knock on wood
- to knock one a twister
- to knock one the twister
- to knock one's head against
- to knock oneself out
- to knock or run up against
- to knock out
- to knock out of time
- to knock over
- to knock rotten
- to knock round
- to knock sense into
- to knock sense into a etc
- to knock sense into a organization