† Methusalemessn.
Obsolete.
A very old or long-lived woman.Apparently an isolated use.
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1790 H. Walpole Let. to Miss A. Berry 29 Nov. Madame Grifoni..would now be a Methusalemess.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, December 2001; most recently modified version published online September 2019).
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n.1790- to receive the right hand of fellowship
- to receive the spirit
- to receive to mainprize
- to receive, obtain, or take silk
- to receive, take the sacrament
- to recharge one's batteries
- to recharge one'the batteries
- to reckon a row
- to reckon by row
- to reckon count without before one's host
- to reckon count without one's host
- to reckon etc row
- to reckon in reason
- to reckon in row
- to reckon on row
- to reckon right
- to reckon up a person's rome-pennies
- to reckon up a person's romepennies
- to reckon with
- to reckon without
- to reckon without before one's host
- to reckon without one's host
- to record one's vote
- to recover one's breath
- to recover one's feet