Langobardicadj.
/ˌlaŋɡə(ʊ)ˈbɑːdɪk/, U.S. /ˌlæŋɡoʊˈbɑrdək/ = Lombardic adj.
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bastard1524
secretary1571
Gothical1612
Gothicc1660
Longobardic1677
Lombardic1697
Langobardic1724
longhand1729
rustic1768
Lombard1833
Carlovingian1853
mogigraphic1857
Carolingian1881
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hand-printed1882
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Langobardic1724
1724 D. Waterland Crit. Hist. Athanasian Creed 50 The character of the manuscript is Langobardick.
1724 D. Waterland Crit. Hist. Athanasian Creed vi. 86 The manuscript of Bobio, in Langobardick character.
1839 K. H. Digby Mores Catholici IX. viii. 260 These fragments of Langobardic inscriptions.
1895 T. Hodgkin Italy & Invaders (ed. 2) V. iii. 140 Vast stores of wealth, taken from the Gepid dwellings, enriched the Langobardic homes.
1960 W. D. Elcock Romance Lang. iii. 228 Words of Langobardic origin having undergone certain sound-shifts characteristic of High German.
1960 W. D. Elcock Romance Lang. iii. 259 A Langobardic king, Liutprand,..saw the possibility of exploiting the political situation.
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adj.1724- to stick a napkin under one's chin
- to stick around
- to stick at
- to stick at nothing
- to stick away
- to stick by
- to stick cleave like a bur
- to stick cling like a bur
- to stick down
- to stick etc like a bur
- to stick full of
- to stick in
- to stick in one's ear
- to stick in one's head
- to stick in the briers
- to stick in the clay
- to stick in the craw
- to stick in the etc
- to stick in the gizzard
- to stick in the mire
- to stick in the mud
- to stick in the stomach
- to stick in the teeth
- to stick in the throat
- to stick into