Hamiltonismn.
/ˈhamɪltənɪz(ə)m/ The doctrine or philosophy of Sir William Hamilton (see Hamiltonian adj. b).
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1867 J. S. Mill Exam. Hamilton's Philos. (ed. 3) iii. 37 This is Kantism, but it is not Hamiltonism.
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n.1867- to play the traveller upon a person
- to play the truant, -s
- to play the truant, s
- to play the unthrift
- to play the very buggane
- to play the very buggane with a person
- to play the very dickens
- to play the very dickens with
- to play the vixen
- to play the wag
- to play the wanton
- to play the wanton formerly also the the wanton's part
- to play the wanton formerly also the wantons
- to play the whole game
- to play the whore
- to play the wild
- to play the —— card
- to play the —— game
- to play thevarlet
- to play third fiddle
- to play through
- to play tiddlywinks
- to play to a person's strength
- to play to a person's strengths
- to play to one's own strengths