scrubberyn.
Drudgery.
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the world > action or operation > manner of action > effort or exertion > [noun] > labour or toil > wearisome or unrewarding
drudgery1548
slavery1551
droiling1607
sluttery1615
under-drudgery1625
drudging1634
droila1644
fag1780
scrubbery1783
stodge1846
buggerlugging1878
1783 W. Beckford Dreams iv. 27 I escaped the ennui of this extensive scrubbery.
1884 F. F. Miller Harriet Martineau 108 Brains tell in the mean and dirty scrubbery of life as well as in pleasanter things.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1911; most recently modified version published online June 2019).
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n.1783- field-garth
- field-grade officer
- field-grade rank
- field-grown
- field-induced
- field-kirk
- field-making
- field-net
- field-officerism
- field-programmable
- field-ranging
- field-roomth
- field-sconce
- field-separation
- field-star of bethlehem
- field-strip
- field-stripped
- field-test
- field-tested
- field-testing
- field-tests
- field-theoretic
- field-theoretical
- field-tilling
- field-ware