cœnobiarchn.
The head of a cœnobium or convent.
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1721 in Bailey .
1775 in Ash .
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n.1721- be no substitute for
- be no way but one
- be no worse than one's word
- be nobody's business
- be nobody's enemy but one's own
- be none of a person's business
- be not a baker if your head be made of butter
- be not as green as one is cabbage-looking
- be not as green as one is cabbagelooking
- be not doing for one's health
- be not doing something for one's health
- be not nought to charge
- be not to charge
- be not to know
- be nothing to
- be nought
- be nowhere
- be nowt o'clock
- be nuts on
- be nuts upon
- be obliged
- be obumbred to
- be occasionally on two in (also of several minds, etc)
- be occasionally on two in twenty minds several minds, etc)
- be occasionally on two minds several minds, etc)