unsatiricaladj.
(un- prefix1 1.)
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unsatirical1592
1592 G. Harvey Foure Lett. iii. 44 Those vnsatyricall Satyres, which M. Spencer long since embraced with an ouerloouing Sonnet.
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adj.1592- to take off a person's hands
- to take off an embargo
- to take off guard
- to take off his or her perch
- to take off one's guard
- to take off one's hat
- to take off the books
- to take off the table
- to take offal to a bear
- to take offence
- to take on
- to take on a life of its own
- to take on a person
- to take on and off
- to tell a person her own
- to tell a person his fortune
- to tell a person his own
- to tell a person howdy
- to tell a person one's mind
- to tell a person so
- to tell a person what to do with
- to tell a person what to do with something
- to tell a person where to go
- to tell a person where to put
- to tell a person where to put something