† strouse-mann.
Obsolete rare.
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1688 W. Scot True Hist. Families (1894) 45 The Keepers and the Strouse-men came, With Shouts from Hill to Hill, With Hound and Horn they rais'd the Deer.
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n.1688- to turn a matter into a joke
- to turn a nelson's eye to
- to turn a new page
- to turn a page
- to turn a penny
- to turn a person footloose
- to turn a person on his or her ear
- to turn a person on the toe
- to turn a person out of commons
- to turn a person round one's finger
- to turn a person round one's little finger
- to turn a person the back
- to turn a person's blood to etc
- to turn a person's blood to gall
- to turn a person's blood to ice
- to turn a person's blood to poison
- to turn a person's blood to water
- to turn a person's brain
- to turn a person's head
- to turn a person's heart
- to turn a person's stomach
- to turn a profit
- to turn a sheet sides to middle
- to turn a sock
- to turn a sword flat