deporturen.
Explained as: Carriage, bearing, deportment. Error for departure.
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1611 J. Speed Hist. Great Brit. ix. xxiv. 871/2 Her stately port and maiesticall departure.]
1775 W. Mason in T. Gray Poems 34 Her stately port and majestical deporture.
Hence in 1864 Webster's Amer. Dict. Eng. Lang. (citing Speed), and some later Dicts.
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n.1775- opprobrity
- opprobrium
- opprobriums
- opprobrous
- opprobry
- oppugn
- oppugnable
- oppugnance
- oppugnancies
- oppugnancy
- oppugnant
- one less twenty, thirty, forty
- one man's meat is another man's poison
- one man, one vote
- one might as well be hanged for a sheep as a lamb
- one might put in one's eye
- one might put in one's eye and see never the worse
- one might put something in one's eye
- one might put something in one's eye and see never the worse
- one mite
- one moment
- one more
- one mule doth scrub another
- one must drink as one brews
- one must eat a peck of dirt before one dies