Druidryn.
rare.
= Druidism; Druidic practices.
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1868 ‘H. Lee’ Basil Godfrey's Caprice I. i. 8 The spring festival of Druidry.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1897; most recently modified version published online September 2019).
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n.1868- to break ranks
- to break records
- to break shins
- to break ship
- to break silence
- to break spousal
- to break spousehood
- to break square, or squares
- to break stillness
- to break strike for tall timber
- to break strike for the tall timber
- to break the back of
- to break the back of a ship
- to break the balls
- to break the bank
- to break the bread of life
- to break the egg in anybody's pocket
- to break the eye
- to break the force of a blow
- to break the ground
- to break the heart of
- to break the heart of a person
- to break the ice
- to break the leg or arm
- to break the mould