under-formn.
/ˈʌndəfɔːm/, U.S. /ˈəndərˌfɔrm/ (under- prefix1 3a(b).)
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1637 C. Dow Answer to H. Burton 203 Vulgar Christians and the under-forme or ranke of Professors.
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n.1637- to strike the first blow
- to strike the flag
- to strike the prices
- to strike the red
- to strike the right note
- to strike the right vein
- to strike the sheriff fiars
- to strike the sheriff- fiars
- to strike through
- to strike to powder
- to strike together
- to strike town
- to strike twelve the first all at once
- to strike twelve the first time
- to strike twelve the first time or all at once
- to strike under
- to strike up
- to strike up into the head
- to strike up obs a bargain
- to strike up the heels of
- to strike upward
- to strike when the iron is hot
- to strike while the iron is hot
- to strike work, tools
- to string along