cope-mann.2
A person wearing a cope.
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1853 J. D. H. Dale tr. G. Baldeschi Ceremonial Rom. Rite 65 If there be Cope-men, the master of the ceremonies appoints the first of them to assist at the incensation.
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n.21853- to plough down
- to plough in
- to plough into
- to plough or sow fleet
- to plough out
- to plough overthwart
- to plough the sand
- to plough the sands
- to plough the soil up on an edge
- to plough under
- to plough up
- to plough with a person's calf
- to plough with a person's etc
- to plough with a person's heifer
- to plough with a person's ox
- to plough with one's heifer
- to pluck a pigeon
- to pluck a rose
- to pluck by the ears
- to pluck live asunder
- to pluck or pull a crow with one or together
- to pluck the grass to know where the wind sits
- to pluck the low-hanging fruit
- to pluck the lowhanging fruit
- to pluck the proctor's gown