† esbrandillv.
Obsolete. rare.
transitive. To shake.
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1588 Queen Elizabeth I Let. to James VI 8 Oct. (1849) 159 Never shall dread of any mans behaviour cause me doo ought that may esbrandill the seat that so well is settled.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1891; most recently modified version published online June 2021).
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v.1588- to answer up
- to ante up
- to ape it
- to appeal from philip drunk to philip sober
- to appeal to arms
- to appeal to caesar
- to appeal to the country
- to appeal unto caesar
- to appear etc out of the ether
- to appear good
- to appear materialize out of the ether
- to appear out of the ether
- to applaud to the echo
- to apply the acid
- to apply the long handle
- to appoint, set a stint
- to approbate and reprobate
- to arch up
- to archbishop it
- to argue a person into or out of
- to argue a thing away, off
- to argue away, off
- to argue into or out of
- to argue the toss
- to arm a esp oneself to the teeth