† ˈandingn.
Obs.
Breathing, breath.
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breatha1300
spiritc1350
aspirement1393
breathinga1398
suspiry1398
spirtc1415
respiration?a1425
respiring?a1425
windc1450
soufflement1483
anding1487
spiring1533
spiration1568
suspiration1604
aspiration1608
expiration1638
eupnœa1706
flation1708
rebreathing1877
ventilation1891
1487 (a1380) J. Barbour Bruce (St. John's Cambr.) xi. 615 Sic ane stew..Of aynding [1489 Adv. aneding], bath of hors and men.
1513 G. Douglas tr. Virgil Æneid v. xii. 136, I feile the aynding of his horsis blaw.
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n.1487- to stick unto
- to stick up
- to stick up for
- to stick up her arse
- to stick up her ass
- to stick up his arse
- to stick up his ass
- to stick up one's
- to stick up one's jacksie
- to stick up the pole
- to stick up your arse
- to stick up your ass
- to stick where the sun don't shine
- to stick with
- to stickle up for
- to stifle in the cradle
- to still away
- to still forth
- to still out
- to sting for
- to sting someone for
- to sting to death
- to sting to the quick
- to stink aloud
- to stink in a person's nostrils