† faced-linedadj.
Heraldry. Obsolete. rare.
Of a garment: having the lining visible.
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1825 in W. Berry Encycl. Her. Faced-lined, that part of the lining of any thing which turns outwards, or facing.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, September 2009; most recently modified version published online March 2020).
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adj.1825- to cut out work for a person
- to cut over
- to cut rarely to cast down the comb of
- to cut round
- to cut sail, one's sail
- to cut scores
- to cut shindies
- to cut short
- to cut shorter by a head
- to cut some slack
- to cut the cable
- to cut the cables
- to cut the cheese
- to cut the coat according to the cloth
- to cut the comb of
- to cut the cord
- to cut the crap
- to cut the gold
- to cut the grass from under a person's feet
- to cut the grass under a person's feet
- to cut the ground from under one
- to cut the ground from under one's feet
- to cut the hair
- to cut the inside or outside edge
- to cut the melon