interludialadj.
/ɪntəˈl(j)uːdɪəl/ Of, pertaining to, or of the nature of an interlude.
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interludial1884
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interludial1922
1884 Encycl. Brit. XVII. 94/1 Admitted for interludial purposes in a fabrication styled intermezzo that was played between the acts of a serious composition, comedy became [etc.].
1922 S. Grew Art of Player-piano 75 The interludial figure is extended to lead into a forte.
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adj.1884- to take stock in
- to take stock in rarely of
- to take stock of
- to take stomach
- to take stoppo
- to take stoush
- to take street
- to take strong hold
- to take strong root
- to take stunt
- to take sturgeons with pilchards
- to take sulks
- to take surety
- to take take armour
- to take tarde
- to take tea with
- to take teen
- to take ten
- to take that etc off a person's face
- to take that grin off a person's face
- to take that look off a person's face
- to take that smile off a person's face
- to take the advantage
- to take the air
- to take the alarm