† gratificadj.
Obsolete. rare. Apparently only attested in dictionaries or glossaries.
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1727 N. Bailey Universal Etymol. Eng. Dict. II Gratifick, grateful, thankful.
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adj.1727- to make oneself useful
- to make open doors
- to make or be bold with
- to make or break
- to make or break contact
- to make or do asseth
- to make or do courtesy
- to make or enter into a covenant
- to make or find a lodgement
- to make or give a bravado
- to make or give assault
- to make or go the circuit of
- to make or keep scourage
- to make or lay await on
- to make or mar
- to make or pay court to
- to make or pay one's court to
- to make or show a specified semblance
- to make or show semblance
- to make or take a step
- to make or take but one step
- to make or take but one step from — to
- to make or undertake a journey
- to make orts of
- to make out