† transultv.
Obsolete. rare. Apparently only attested in dictionaries or glossaries.
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1623 H. Cockeram Eng. Dict. Transult, to leape away.
1656 T. Blount Glossographia Transult, to leap or jump over, to overleap.
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v.1623- to cast in one's lot among or with
- to cast in one's lot with
- to cast in one's teeth
- to cast in or at accounts
- to cast in the teeth
- to cast in the teeth with
- to cast in the wind
- to cast into the shade
- to cast light on
- to cast light upon
- to cast loose
- to cast lot
- to cast lots
- to cast love, favour, a fancy unto
- to cast nasturtiums at
- to cast nasturtiums on
- to cast number
- to cast occasionally to make sheep's-eyes at
- to cast occasionally to make sheep'seyes at
- to cast off
- to cast off the yoke
- to cast on
- to cast on or consign to the scrap-heap
- to cast on or consign to the scrapheap
- to cast one in the teeth with