congerminatev.
rare.
intransitive. To germinate or develop together.
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1822 T. Taylor tr. Apuleius Metamorphosis 29 Now she, congerminating [L. congerminascenti] with me into an equality of love.
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v.1822- to stand the pace
- to stand the patter
- to stand the perk
- to stand the racket
- to stand the test of time
- to stand thick with
- to stand till
- to stand to
- to stand to a person's pleasure
- to stand to arms
- to stand to attention
- to stand to canvas
- to stand to doom
- to stand to her canvas
- to stand to it
- to stand to judgement
- to stand to one's arms
- to stand to one's chance
- to stand to one's colours
- to stand to one's guard
- to stand to one's gun
- to stand to one's guns
- to stand to one's pan pudding
- to stand to one's post, guns
- to stand to one's tackle