i-hosedadj.
early Middle English form of hosed adj.
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i-hosedc1275
hoseda1350
c1275 in Old Eng. Misc. 91 Þayh we her hoppen ihosed and ischode.
a1387 J. Trevisa tr. R. Higden Polychron. (St. John's Cambr.) (1865) I. 29 Þat boþe i-hosed and i-schod Goddes peple may passe þerby.
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adj.c1275- to give a person the road
- to give a person the rough edge of one's tongue
- to give a person the runaround
- to give a person the rush
- to give a person the sack
- to give a person the screaming habdabs
- to give a person the shits
- to give a person the shoot
- to give a person the sick
- to give a person the silent treatment
- to give a person the tomtits
- to give a person the verbal
- to give a person the verbals
- to give a person the wall
- to give a person the works
- to give a person the worst
- to give a person the worst of it
- to give a person the worst on it
- to give a person their cards
- to give a person thing) the fingers
- to give a person time
- to give a person to believe, know, note, understand
- to give a person to eat
- to give a person what for
- to give a person's respects to