slappeln.
dialect.
(See quot. 1674.)
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1674 J. Ray S. & E. Country Words A Slappel, a piece, part, or portion, Suss[ex]. [Hence in Grose, etc.]
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n.1674- put a person through it
- put a person to a stand
- put a person to every corner of the saddle
- put a person to every seat of the saddle
- put a person to expense
- put a person to finance
- put a person to her finance
- put a person to her mettle
- put a person to his finance
- put a person to his mettle
- put a person to it
- put a person to mischance
- put a person to silence
- put a person to the neck-verse
- put a person to the neckverse
- put a person to villainy
- put a person up to her mettle
- put a person up to his mettle
- put a person upon her mettle
- put a person upon his mettle
- put a person's mind at rest
- put a person's money out to use
- put a person's money to use
- put a person's monkey up
- put a person's name down