vergerismn.
rare.
Action, etc., characteristic of a verger.
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vergerism1857
1857 J. Ruskin Elements Drawing ii. 155 There is always some discordant civility, or jarring vergerism about them [sc. English cathedrals].
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n.1857- to have no truck with
- to have no use for
- to have no ward of
- to have no were
- to have no will of,
- to have no will of,in
- to have none of it
- to have nothing against
- to have nothing in one
- to have nothing on
- to have nothing on a person
- to have nothing to do with
- to have nothing to say for oneself
- to have nothing to say to
- to have nothing to say with
- to have notice
- to have notions
- to have of common
- to have of in memory
- to have of someone in memory
- to have off
- to have off pat
- to have on
- to have on a string
- to have on at the lurch