deyshipn.
/ˈdeɪʃɪp/ The state or dignity of a dey (of Algiers, etc.).
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deyship1704
1704 J. Pitts True Acct. Mohammetans viii. 124 Succeeded him in the Dey-ship.
1863 A. E. Challice Heroes Time Louis XVI II. 20 He would have sent your Deyship a he-goat.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1895; most recently modified version published online March 2018).
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n.1704- to do the nose trick
- to do the other thing
- to do the outside edge
- to do the polite
- to do the right thing for the wrong reason
- to do the right thing for the wrong reasons
- to do the rosy
- to do the rough
- to do the rounds
- to do the semblable
- to do the smalls
- to do the sums
- to do the talking
- to endorse over
- to endue her gorge, her meat
- to enervate the force of
- to enface upon
- to enface words upon
- to enfile up
- to enforce open
- to enforce upon
- to enfranchise a copyhold or leasehold estate
- to engage a combat
- to engage for
- to engage in tierce