† coplandn.
Obsolete.
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1678 E. Phillips New World of Words (new ed.) Copland, a Land [1706 piece of ground] whereinto the rest of the Lands in a furlong do shoot.
1708 J. Kersey Dict. Anglo-Britannicum Copland, (S[axon] O[ld] R[ecord]) a piece of Ground into which the rest of the Lands in a Furlong do shoot. [Hence 1721 in Bailey.]
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n.1678- to give the case
- to give the chuck
- to give the cold shoulder
- to have a shot in one's locker
- to have a shot in the locker
- to have a show
- to have a show of
- to have a shower
- to have a shufti
- to have a slate loose or off
- to have a smack of, at, or in
- to have a smoke
- to have a snitch on
- to have a snout on
- to have a soft corner for
- to have a soft spot for
- to have a soul above
- to have a soul above buttons
- to have a soul above someone
- to have a soul above something
- to have a spite at
- to have a stab at
- to have a stab at something
- to have a stake in
- to have a stake in the country