† conturbatev.
Obsolete. rare.
= conturb v.
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the world > movement > motion in specific manner > irregular movement or agitation > agitate [verb (transitive)]
weigha1000
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ruska1300
commovec1374
to-stira1382
busy?c1400
tormenta1492
squalper?1527
toss1557
jumble1568
buskle1573
agitate1599
disturb1599
to work up1615
vex1627
conturbate1657
jerry-mumble1709
rejumble1755
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1657 R. Tomlinson tr. J. de Renou Medicinal Materials i, in Medicinal Dispensatory sig. Mm3 The inveterate is imbecil, and conturbates the bowels.
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v.1657- to kick downstairs
- to kick in
- to kick into the long grass
- to kick into touch
- to kick it
- to kick off
- to kick one's heels
- to kick or strike the beam
- to kick out
- to kick out on etc ass
- to kick out on her ass
- to kick out on his ass
- to kick over the traces
- to kick seven bells out of a person
- to kick someone out on etc ass
- to kick someone out on her ass
- to kick someone out on his ass
- to kick someone upstairs
- to kick something under the rug
- to kick the bucket
- to kick the can down the road
- to kick the can down the street
- to kick the hindsight out or off
- to kick the tyres
- to kick the wind or clouds