† incentionn.
Obsolete. rare. Apparently only attested in dictionaries or glossaries.
(See quot. 1656.)
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1656 T. Blount Glossographia Incension (ab incino), melody of Instruments, or of men singing together.
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n.1656- to get one's eye well in
- to get one's eyeball on
- to get one's eyes in
- to get one's eyes well in
- to get one's fairing
- to get one's faring
- to get one's feet under the table
- to get one's feet wet
- to get one's fingers burnt
- to get one's flannels
- to get one's foot in the door
- to get one's freak on
- to get one's greens
- to get one's hair off
- to get one's hand in
- to get one's hands on
- to get one's hands to
- to get one's hands upon
- to get one's head around
- to get one's head down
- to get one's head handed to one
- to get one's head out of one's arse
- to get one's head out of one's ass
- to get one's head together
- to get one's heart's syth of