découpléadj.
Heraldry.
(See quots.)
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1728 E. Chambers Cycl. Decouple, in Heraldry, the same as Uncoupled, i. e. parted, or sever'd; Thus, a Chevron Decouple, is a Chevron wanting so much towards the Point, that the two Ends stand at a Distance from each other.
1830 in T. Robson Brit. Herald
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adj.1728- to take one's mind off from
- to take one's mutton with
- to take one's nap
- to take one's own life
- to take one's own sweet time
- to take one's own time
- to take one's own way
- to take one's parable
- to take one's perch
- to take one's pick
- to take one's pleasure
- to take one's ply
- to take one's refection
- to take one's repast
- to take one's repose
- to take one's rest
- to take one's revenge
- to take one's rise
- to take one's rise from
- to take one's rouse
- to take one's seat
- to take one's shipping
- to take one's spring from
- to take one's spring out of
- to take one's stand