† concidencen.
Obsolete. rare. Apparently only attested in dictionaries or glossaries.
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1656 T. Blount Glossographia Concidence, a like falling in the ends of words.
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n.1656- to put again
- to put all one's eggs in one basket
- to put all one's irons in the fire
- to put alsoset a person on guard
- to put alsoset a person on his guard
- to put alsoset on guard
- to put alsoset on his guard
- to put an ape in a person's hood
- to put an end to
- to put an oar in every man's boat
- to put apart
- to put aside
- to put asunder
- to put at
- to put at advantage
- to put at an advantage
- to put at no reverence
- to put at one's worse
- to put at rest
- to put at the stone
- to put at the worse
- to put at the worst
- to put away
- to put back
- to put back in his box