† solidaren.
Obsolete. rare.
(An irregular formation on Latin solid-us solidus n.1; perhaps an error.)
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a1616 W. Shakespeare Timon of Athens (1623) iii. i. 42 Thou know'st well enough..that this is no time to lend money... Here's three Solidares for thee. View more context for this quotation
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n.a1616- to concede defeat
- to conceive of
- to conceive well, ill, etc
- to conceive well, ill, etc of
- to concern oneself about
- to concern oneself etc
- to concern oneself in
- to concern oneself with
- to condemn to straw
- to condemn, or send, to the galleys
- to condescend upon
- to conduce to
- to conduct, guide a person's steps
- to conduct, guide, hold, keep, possess, rule, steer, turn the stern
- to confer notes
- to confess and avoid
- to confide in
- to confine oneself to
- to conjoin in marriage
- to conjoin into marriage
- to conjoin to marriage
- to conjure up
- to connect the dots
- to consider away
- to consider good