† disacceptv.
Obsolete. rare.
transitive and intransitive with of. To refuse to accept (something); to decline.
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the mind > language > statement > refusal > [verb (transitive)] > decline to receive or accept
forsakea800
refusec1400
renayc1400
repelc1443
reject1532
disavow1579
balk1587
deny1590
disaccept1647
to pass up1896
to turn down1900
1647 N. Bacon Hist. Disc. Govt. 123 It had formerly made many faire proffers of service to this Island, but it was disaccepted.
1693 Canonical States-man's Grand Argument Discuss'd Pref. sig. A2v I hope, my Reader will not disaccept of this small Supplement.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, September 2017; most recently modified version published online September 2018).
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v.1647- to cross the bows of
- to cross the bows of a ship
- to cross the bridge when one comes to it
- to cross the dark river
- to cross the floor
- to cross the hawse
- to cross the path of
- to cross the path of any one
- to cross the river
- to cross the rubicon
- to cross the t
- to cross the t's
- to cross the tracks
- to cross upon
- to cross with
- to crow over
- to crowd a ship off
- to crowd in; about, after ; into, to, upon
- to crowd in; about, after ; into, to, upon a place
- to crowd in; about, after ; into, to, upon a thing
- to crowd in; about, after a person; into, to, upon
- to crowd in; about, after a person; into, to, upon a place
- to crowd in; about, after a person; into, to, upon a thing
- to crowd off
- to crowd one's luck