† gaturen.
Obsolete. rare.
Gait, mien.
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stepOE
gangOE
pacec1300
goinga1382
gait1509
motion1531
gature?1548
walk1567
gait-trip1582
tread1609
go1635
démarche1658
?1548 J. Bale Comedy Thre Lawes Nature ii. sig. Avij I thought so by your stature, And by your auncyent gature, Ye were of soch a rature.
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n.?1548- to hold a thing in contempt
- to hold a thing in etc reverence
- to hold a thing in great reverence
- to hold a thing in reverence
- to hold a thing in the palm of one's hand
- to hold a thing responsible
- to hold a way
- to hold aback
- to hold all the aces
- to hold all the cards
- to hold aloof
- to hold aloof from
- to hold an open house
- to hold at etc reputation
- to hold at fable
- to hold at gaze
- to hold at great reputation
- to hold at no reputation
- to hold at school
- to hold at stave's end
- to hold at the long saw
- to hold away
- to hold back
- to hold big guns
- to hold by the ears