† inairedadj.
Obsolete. rare.
? Suspended in the air (or ? deprived of vital air).
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1596 W. Warner Albions Eng. (rev. ed.) x. lix. 263 Natures Mynion [sc. Absalom], Eyes Admier, and now in-ayred Earth, (For, hanging, Ioabs ruthles speare had vented vitall breath).
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adj.1596- to let know
- to let know one's mind
- to let lates
- to let light of
- to let loose
- to let loose a pin
- to let matters fall as they etc
- to let matters fall as they may
- to let matters fall as they will
- to let nature take its course
- to let no semblant be seen
- to let off
- to let off lightly
- to let off steam
- to let on
- to let one off easy
- to let one's back hair down
- to let one's fingers do the walking
- to let one's freak flag fly
- to let one's hair down
- to let one's heart rule one's head
- to let oneself go
- to let out
- to let out ,forth for farm
- to let out ,forth in farm