† interductn.
Obsolete. rare. Apparently only attested in dictionaries or glossaries.
(See quot. 1656.)
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1656 T. Blount Glossographia Interduct, a space between full sentences in printing or writing.
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n.1656- to send one's love
- to send or put to prentice
- to send or set a wool-gathering
- to send or set a woolgathering
- to send or set wool-gathering
- to send or set woolgathering
- to send out
- to send over
- to send owls to athens
- to send packing
- to send prisoners to the plantations
- to send round
- to send the axe after the helve
- to send the mitten
- to send to coventry
- to send to dorse
- to send to grass
- to send to graze
- to send to hell across lots
- to send to hell in a handbasket
- to send to parliament
- to send to pot
- to send to press
- to send to school, college
- to send to table