† duplicamentn.
Obsolete. rare.
A duplicate, a copy.
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transcriptc1290
copyc1330
exemplara1382
again-writingc1384
transumption1412
tenorc1450
examplea1475
transumpt1480
duplicate1532
exemplary1534
double1543
duplicament1574
manuscript1600
apograph1601
exscript1609
exscription1637
transcription1649
autograph1868
1574 in H. Hall Society in Elizabethan Age (1886) 161 I delivered him the Duplycamente of his Accompte.
1574 in H. Hall Society in Elizabethan Age (1886) 161 Wch sayde Duplycamente is enrolled before Mr. Fanshawe.
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n.1574- to put in the hard yards
- to put in the head of
- to put in the hole
- to put in the leather
- to put in the mercy
- to put in the picture
- to put in the pin
- to put in the squeak
- to put in the way
- to put in the way of
- to put in the well
- to put in train
- to put in vogue
- to put in way
- to put in way of
- to put in weening
- to put in wite
- to put in words
- to put in work
- to put into a person's head
- to put into buttons
- to put into effect
- to put into execution
- to put into gear
- to put into his, her place