snip-snappern.
rare.
A tailor.
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seamsterc995
tailor1297
parnterc1400
parmenterc1450
pricklouse?a1513
Tom Tailor1575
stitcher1589
scissor man1593
cutter1599
snip1600
snipper1611
shred1616
needleman1621
fashioner1631
snip-snappera1632
sartor1656
nipshred1661
stult1675
cabbage1694
linen-armourer1699
stitch1699
snip-cabbage1708
tire-man1709
knight of the needlea1777
stay-tape1785
schneider1796
needle-jerker1801
skip-louse1807
darzi1809
cross-legs1823
tog-maker1901
knight of the shears-
a1632 T. Middleton & J. Webster Any Thing for Quiet Life (1662) ii. sig. C4v Not a word more, Goodman Snip-snapper for your ears.
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n.a1632- circular mil
- circular note
- circular number
- circular or spherical inversion
- circular parts
- circular parts of napier
- circular points
- circular polarization
- circular psychosis
- circular sailing
- circular saw
- circular saw-mill
- circular sawmill
- circular shears
- circular ticket
- circular tour
- circular triangle
- circular work
- circular-circular work
- circular-cutting
- circular-edged
- circular-shaped
- circular-storied
- circular-visaged
- circular-wise