† sectuaryn.
Obsolete.
= sectary n.
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sectator?1541
sectary1558
sectare1563
sectuary1592
disjunctive1596
separator1607
swermer1607
swermerian1607
separatist1608
sectist1612
separate1612
opinionist1613
separistc1616
seeker1617
sectarist1618
sectarian1827
come-outer1840
denominationalist1870
disjunctionist1872
1592 T. Nashe Pierce Penilesse (Brit. Libr. copy) sig. F (margin) Such Sermons I meane, as our sectuaries preach in ditches.
a1618 W. Raleigh Life & Death Mahomet (1637) 17 God was displeased with the Meccans for the rigorous persecuting of him and his Sectuaries.
1654 E. Johnson Hist. New-Eng. xlii. 99 The pitifull and erronious Doctrines broached by the Sectuaries.
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n.1592- to cool a person's cares
- to cool it
- to cool one's chaffer
- to cool one's coppers
- to cool one's feet
- to cool one's heels
- to cool one's hooves
- to cool one's jets
- to cool one's toes
- to cool or clear one's coppers
- to cop a feel
- to cop a mope
- to cop a nod
- to cop a packet
- to cop a person one
- to cop a plea
- to cop a reeler
- to cop an attitude
- to cop it
- to cop off
- to cop off with
- to cop on
- to cop on to
- to cop on to oneself
- to cop on with