† senthisadv.
Obsolete. rare.
? Metathetic form of sithence adv.
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?1553 (c1501) G. Douglas Palice of Honour (London) ii. l. 1270 in Shorter Poems (1967) 82 Sen thys [1579 Edinb. Sen this] til me all verite be kend I reput bettir thus till mak ane end Than ocht til say that suld herars engreue.
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adv.?1553- to get one's butt in gear
- to get one's butt into gear
- to get one's call
- to get one's cards
- to get one's colours
- to get one's comeuppance
- to get one's dander up
- to get one's dick wet
- to get one's etc in gear
- to get one's etc into gear
- to get one's eye in
- to get one's eye well in
- to get one's eyeball on
- to get one's eyes in
- to get one's eyes well in
- to get one's fairing
- to get one's faring
- to get one's feet under the table
- to get one's feet wet
- to get one's fingers burnt
- to get one's flannels
- to get one's foot in the door
- to get one's freak on
- to get one's greens
- to get one's hair off