corbn.
Apparently error for corf n.1 (see end of etymology).
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1828–32 N. Webster Amer. Dict. Eng. Lang. Corb.. i. A basket used in coaleries. [Hence in Cent. Dict.]
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n.1828- to be in a nonplus
- to be in a person's beard
- to be in a person's black books
- to be in a person's books
- to be in a person's face
- to be in a person's favour
- to be in a person's good grace
- to be in a person's good graces
- to be in a person's grace
- to be in a person's possession
- to be in a puzzle
- to be in a state
- to be in a wax
- to be in a way
- to be in a way of
- to be in a world of one's own
- to be in agreement
- to be in agreement with someone
- to be in altitudes
- to be in an interesting condition
- to be in another person's shoes
- to be in another world
- to be in any one's clothes
- to be in any one's coat
- to be in at the death