unheritableadj.
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unheritable1577
uninheritable1611
1577 R. Holinshed Chron. II. 1717/1 Thereby you [are] iustly made illegitimate, and vnheritable to the Crowne Imperiall of thys Realme.
2. Uninheritable.
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unheritablea1854
1775 J. Ash New Dict. Eng. Lang. Unheritable, not heritable.]
a1854 H. Reed Lect. Brit. Poets (1857) 384 The glory of Shakspeare's name began and ended with himself, his own unheritable self.
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adj.1577- to start on
- to start on a high note
- to start out
- to start over
- to start something
- to start the ball rolling
- to start the pot boiling
- to start the soul bolts
- to start to
- to start up
- to start upon
- to start with
- to startle back
- to startle into
- to starve for
- to starve out
- to starve the beast
- to starve to death
- to stash one's gab
- to stash the glim
- to stash up
- to state a case
- to state a vote
- to state it
- to state one's case