fidimplicitaryadj.
That puts ‘implicit faith’ in another's dictum.
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1652 T. Urquhart Εκσκυβαλαυρον 25 Fidimplicitary Gown-men..satisfied with their predecessors contrivances.
1817 Edinb. Monthly Mag. 1 470 Fidimplicitary coxcombs.
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adj.1652- to be laid unto one's fathers
- to be lapped in one's mother's smock
- to be late to the party
- to be later also to have it in purpose
- to be laughing
- to be lawful game
- to be leaved out
- to be left
- to be left at the post
- to be left holding one's cock
- to be left holding one's dick
- to be left in the basket
- to be left in the laps
- to be left out of the cart's arse
- to be lent
- to be let down
- to be let in on the ground floor
- to be lifted off the hook
- to be light in one's loafers
- to be light in one'the loafers
- to be light on
- to be light on one's feet
- to be lighted
- to be lighted of a child
- to be lighter