† Sibyllianistn.
Obsolete. rare.
= Sibyllist n. 1.
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a1641 R. Montagu Acts & Monuments (1642) 209 So farre, that for their frequent testimonies from them, the Pagans commonly styled Christians, Sibyllianists.
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n.a1641- to know of
- to know on
- to know on which side one's bread is buttered
- to know one's
- to know one's abc
- to know one's business
- to know one's distance
- to know one's good
- to know one's know
- to know one's onions
- to know one's own know
- to know one's own mind
- to know one's part in several
- to know one's place
- to know one's several
- to know one's stuff
- to know one's trade
- to know one's way about
- to know one's way around
- to know or have liripoop
- to know or have one's liripoop
- to know otherwise
- to know something backwards
- to know something inside out
- to know something like the back of one's hand