sanctologyn.
rare.
= sanctilogy n.
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1824 G. Chalmers Caledonia III. 167 The sanctologies do not recognize such a saint; and we must look for some other Osbern, though of less sanctity.
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sancˈtologist n. the compiler of a ‘sanctology’.
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1824 G. Chalmers Caledonia III. 192 St. Marjorie is not mentioned by the Sanctologists.
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n.1824- to have rather
- to have rats in one's garret
- to have reason
- to have record
- to have recourse to
- to have regard of
- to have regard to
- to have regard to or that
- to have relation to
- to have relations
- to have remembrance of
- to have repair
- to have repair to
- to have reset
- to have residence
- to have the laugh on one's side
- to have the law in one's own hands
- to have the law to do
- to have the legs
- to have the legs of
- to have the legs on
- to have the lift
- to have the look of
- to have the lower hand
- to have the luck of the irish