† i-lengev.
Obsolete.
intransitive. To continue one's journey; to attain to, get as far as.
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c1275 (?a1200) Laȝamon Brut (Calig.) (1978) l. 8899 Leteð me i-lenge [c1300 Otho bringeþ me] riht to Stanhenge.
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v.c1275- to return a visit
- to return an execution
- to return an office
- to return fire
- to return ignoramus
- to return not empty
- to return one's partner's lead
- to return something upon a person's head
- to return thanks
- to return the compliment
- to return to face a person
- to return to nature
- to return to one's muttons
- to return to one's sense
- to return to one's senses
- to return to oneself
- to return to our sheep
- to return to the charge
- to return upon a person's head
- to reverse charges
- to reverse the charges
- to reverse the medal
- to revert to type
- to rewrite the record book
- to rewrite the record books