conveniencern.
rare.
One who accommodates or conveniences.
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1710 R. Steele Tatler No. 199. ⁋2 Honest Coupler the Conveniencer. [But some later edd. read conveyancer, which suits the sense.]
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n.1710- to give a person hell
- to give a person her jotters
- to give a person her leave
- to give a person her own
- to give a person her paiks
- to give a person her running shoes
- to give a person his due
- to give a person his etc due
- to give a person his gruel
- to give a person his her due
- to give a person his jotters
- to give a person his leave
- to give a person his load
- to give a person his or her fairing
- to give a person his or her saviour
- to give a person his own
- to give a person his paiks
- to give a person his running shoes
- to give a person hot beef
- to give a person hot stingo
- to give a person houseroom
- to give a person ideas
- to give a person in charge
- to give a person jesse
- to give a person jotters