† diribitoryn.
Obsolete.
(See quot. 1656.)
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1656 T. Blount Glossographia Diribitory, a place wherein Souldiers are numbered, mustered, and receive their pay; A place where the Romans gave their voyces.
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n.1656- to be a fool to one's self
- to be a foul way out
- to be a full wake-up
- to be a full wakeup
- to be a good hatch before the door
- to be a good sailor
- to be a haphazard
- to be a hatching
- to be a house divided
- to be a house divided against itself
- to be a huckleberry over someone's persimmon
- to be a huckleberry to someone's persimmon
- to be a jump above one's tallest persimmons
- to be a lesson
- to be a lesson in
- to be a little light in one's loafers
- to be a little light in one'the loafers
- to be a living proof of
- to be a living proof that
- to be a lock
- to be a long way from
- to be a man of the world
- to be a marker
- to be a mass of
- to be a match for