hederatedadj.
/ˈhɛdəreɪtɪd/ Adorned or crowned with ivy.
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a1661 T. Fuller Worthies (1662) Yorks. 207 He appeareth there neither laureated nor hederated Poet..but only rosated, having a Chaplet of four Roses about his head.
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adj.a1661- to get one's tail down
- to get one's teeth into
- to get one's thumb out of a person's mouth
- to get one's thumb out of mouth
- to get one's way
- to get one's way with
- to get one's ways
- to get one's whack
- to get one's wills
- to get one's ya-yas out
- to get one's yayas out
- to get one'the call
- to get oneself a name
- to get oneself gone
- to get oneself organized
- to get oneself out
- to get online
- to get or give the kick
- to get or have a person by the short and curlies
- to get or have by the short and curlies
- to get or have one's knife into
- to get or have someone taped
- to get or have something taped
- to get or have taped
- to get or have witting