† continentedadj.
Obsolete.
United as a continuous tract of land.
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continented1654
1654 R. Vilvain tr. Enchiridium Epigr. iv. 1 The 2 Countries [were] antiently continented; but since severed.
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adj.1654- to come through the hards
- to come through the heckle pins
- to come through with flying colours
- to come till a person's ear
- to come till a person's ears
- to come to
- to come to a bearing
- to come to a grabble
- to come to a head
- to come to a juddering halt
- to come to a killick
- to come to a person's bow
- to come to a person's ear
- to come to a person's ears
- to come to a person's hands
- to come to a person's mercy
- to come to a person's rescue
- to come to a pinch
- to come to a point
- to come to a pretty pass
- to come to a reckoning
- to come to a screeching halt
- to come to a screeching stop
- to come to a stand
- to come to a standstill