† intercalarityn.
Obsolete. rare. Apparently only attested in dictionaries or glossaries.
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‘The burden of a song; the putting between, as the burden is between the verses’ (Blount, 1656).
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n.1656- to carry , gain, get, win, go away with the garland
- to carry , to drink, eat, go, run to excess
- to carry a bone in her mouth
- to carry a brick in one's hat
- to carry a business
- to carry a etc eye on
- to carry a etc eye upon
- to carry a etc hand over
- to carry a etc hand to
- to carry a etc hand upon
- to carry a face of
- to carry a faggot
- to carry a great face
- to carry a person off her feet
- to carry a person off his feet
- to carry a scent
- to carry a severe hand over
- to carry a severe hand to
- to carry a severe hand upon
- to carry a show of
- to carry a strict hand over
- to carry a strict hand to
- to carry a strict hand upon
- to carry a torch for
- to carry a torch for someone