† stinen.
Obsolete. rare.
? Support.
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a1475 Liber Cocorum (Sloane) (1862) 34 Take floure and rere þo cofyns fyne, Wele stondande withouten stine.
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n.a1475- to get someone wet
- to get someone wrong
- to get someone's rag out
- to get something down cold
- to get something down one's neck
- to get something down to a fine art
- to get something in one's head
- to get something into one's head
- to get something on
- to get something on a person
- to get something on lock
- to get something on the ball
- to get something right
- to get something straight
- to get somewhere
- to get sprogged up
- to get start off on the right foot
- to get start off on the wrong foot
- to get stick
- to get stink eye
- to get stoned
- to get straight
- to get stuck in
- to get stuck in one's head
- to get stuck into