† disyellowv.
Obsolete.
transitive. To remove the yellow from; to rid of jaundice.Apparently an isolated use.
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1586 W. Warner Albions Eng. ii. x. 41 Her crooked ioyntes, which long ere then supported scarcely stood, Shee brought vnto a wallowing pace, disyellowing [printed distellowing] so her blood.
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v.1586- get in on the ground floor
- get in one's head
- get in one's way
- get in the way
- get in the way of
- get in the way of a person
- get in the way of a thing
- get in there
- get in touch
- get in with
- get in wrong
- get inside
- get into
- get into a jackpot
- get into a person's ribs
- get into bed with
- get into difficulties
- get into gear
- get into one's hand
- get into one's head
- get into one's possession
- get into one's stride
- get into or reach double or three figures
- get into ribs
- get into someone's pants