ingivingn.
rare.
Giving in, handing in.
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the mind > possession > relinquishing > [noun] > handing over or giving up to another > handing in
ingivinga1698
a1698 W. Row Suppl. in R. Blair Life (1848) (modernized text) x. 217 After the ingiving of these papers they repaired to Gravesend.
1868 Act 31 & 32 Victoria c. 101 §80 Resignation shall be held to be duly made..by the ingiving of the note applying for the charter.
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n.a1698- to put a person on guard
- to put a person on her mettle
- to put a person on his guard
- to put a person on his mettle
- to put a person on his or her honour
- to put a person on his trial
- to put a person on ice
- to put a person on the back foot
- to put a person on the spot
- to put a person out of commons
- to put a person out of her misery
- to put a person out of her pain
- to put a person out of his etc way
- to put a person out of his her way
- to put a person out of his misery
- to put a person out of his pain
- to put a person out of his way
- to put a person out of misery
- to put a person out of pain
- to put a person out of the way
- to put a person though the mincer
- to put a person through a course of sprouts
- to put a person through etc facings
- to put a person through her facings
- to put a person through his facings