exclusionern.
Obsolete exc. Historical.
One who upholds exclusion; spec. a supporter of the ‘Exclusion Bill’ (see exclusion n. 1c).
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1685 London Gaz. No. 2019/3 Other Disaffected Exclusioners.
a1734 R. North Examen (1740) ii. v. 321 How rampant these Procurators of Power, the Exclusioners, were under such Circumstances.
1771 O. Goldsmith Hist. Eng. III. 439 The court..were willing to draw up a libel, which should be imputed to the exclusioners, and thus render them hateful to the people.
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n.1685- to have more sense than to do something
- to have more —— in one's finger than
- to have more —— in one's little finger than
- to have most fingers
- to have much steam on
- to have much to answer for
- to have nay
- to have need
- to have neighbour's fare
- to have neither head nor feet
- to have neither head nor foot
- to have neither part nor lot in
- to have never had it so good
- to have no a lot etc time for
- to have no a lot of time for
- to have no bearing on
- to have no bone in one's mouth
- to have no bone in one's throat
- to have no bones in one's mouth
- to have no bones in one's throat
- to have no bottom
- to have no brow broo of
- to have no brow of
- to have no concern formerly also concerns with
- to have no concern with