unhusbandlyadv.
(un- prefix1 5.)
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unhusbandly1607
under-thorough1733
in, under, out of crop1791
under the plough1795
1607 J. Norden Surueyors Dialogue v. 239 I see the hedges lye very vnhusbandly: a true note of few good husbands.
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adv.1607- with one's tongue hanging out
- with one's tongue in one's cheek
- with one's trousers down
- with one's whole heart
- with one's whole soul
- with one's will
- with oneself
- with open arms
- with open arms occasionally arm
- with open ears
- with open face
- with open mouth
- with or at a wink
- with or by all one's might and main
- with or by cut
- with or by main and might
- with or by might and main
- with or by sting and ling
- with or having one's back at or to the wall
- with or having one's back to the wall
- with or in etc solemnity
- with or in good goodly gree
- with or in good gree
- with or in great solemnity
- with or in solemnity