libriciden.
rare.
The ‘killing’ of a book.
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1853 W. Blair Chrons. Aberbrothock iv. 11 Milton ranks libricide or book-slaughter with homicide or man-slaughter.
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n.1853- to take, catch the fancy of
- to take, cry, call a truce
- to take, cry, call truce
- to take, give career
- to take, give oneself career
- to take, give some thing career
- to take, have one's full swing
- to take, have one's swing
- to take, have, get, gain the wind of
- to take, keep one's own line
- to take, lay down, resign the fasces
- to take, make, set count of
- to take, make, set count of by
- to take, make, set count of upon
- to take, make, set no count of
- to take, make, set no count of by
- to take, make, set no count of upon
- to take, nim shrift
- to takein snuff
- to takein the snuff
- to takein the to snuff
- to takein to snuff
- to takevantage
- to takevantage of
- to talk a blue streak