dimonosyllabicadj.
Consisting of two monosyllables.Apparently an isolated use.
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1844 W. Whewell in I. Todhunter William Whewell (1876) II. 322 Dimonosyllabic endings.
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adj.1844- to take tarde
- to take tea with
- to take teen
- to take ten
- to take that etc off a person's face
- to take that grin off a person's face
- to take that look off a person's face
- to take that smile off a person's face
- to take the advantage
- to take the air
- to take the alarm
- to take the angles
- to take the arm of
- to take the back track
- to take the back upon oneself
- to take the ball
- to take the ball before the bound
- to take the bats
- to take the battle to the enemy
- to take the beach
- to take the best part
- to take the better part
- to take the bickies
- to take the biscuit
- to take the bit in his teeth