† imitaturen.
Obsolete. rare.
Imitation.
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1652 H. Cogan tr. M. de Scudery Ibrahim i. ii. 27 She gave me her picture, which she had drawn in imitature, by beholding her self in a glass.
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n.1652- break a marriage
- break a matter
- break a person's ass
- break a person's balls
- break a person's chops
- break a person's eardrums
- break a person's face
- break a person's heart
- break a person's measures
- break a person's rice bowl
- break a secret
- break a sigh
- break a smile
- break a square
- break a staff
- break a straw
- break a straw with
- break a trace
- break a tree
- break across
- break all records
- break an officer
- break and enter
- break any one of a practice or habit
- break ass