† friarlingn.
Obsolete. rare.
A young friar, a disciple in friarhood.
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friarling1570
1570 J. Foxe Actes & Monumentes (rev. ed.) I. 510/1 I..wil that all my fryerlings shall labour and lyue of their labour.
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n.1570- to appear etc out of the ether
- to appear good
- to appear materialize out of the ether
- to appear out of the ether
- to applaud to the echo
- to apply the acid
- to apply the long handle
- to appoint, set a stint
- to approbate and reprobate
- to arch up
- to archbishop it
- to argue a person into or out of
- to argue a thing away, off
- to argue away, off
- to argue into or out of
- to argue the toss
- to arm a esp oneself to the teeth
- to arm a person to the teeth
- to arm against
- to arm out
- to arm the lead
- to arm to the teeth
- to arms!
- to array a battle
- to be on tenterhooks