fluvicolineadj.
/fluːˈvɪkəlɪn//fluːˈvɪkəlʌɪn/Thesaurus »
= fluvial adj., fluviatile adj. (In some modern dictionaries.)
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1897; most recently modified version published online March 2019).
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adj.1897- to shed or throw lustre on
- to shed riners with a whaver
- to shed the blood of
- to shed the load
- to shed the shanks
- to sheer alongside, to, up
- to sheer home the anchor
- to sheet home
- to sheet up
- to shell down
- to shell out
- to shelter oneself under, behind
- to shend of
- to shep naches
- to sheugh in
- to shift a mind
- to shift arse
- to shift ass
- to shift end for end
- to shift for one's own safety
- to stick to the shop
- to stick together
- to stick two fingers up
- to stick two fingers up at
- to stick unto