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vice-constable
vice-constable n. 
/vʌɪsˈkɒnstəbl/,
Brit. /vʌɪsˈkʌnstəbl/
, /vʌɪsˈkʌnstəbl//vʌɪsˈkɒnstəbl/U.S. /ˌvaɪsˈkɑnstəb(ə)l/
/ˌvaɪsˈkɑnstəb(ə)l/Π
1631 J. Weever Anc. Funerall Monuments 541 Edward the third..did substitute Edward Bohun, the Earles younger brother, Vice-Constable vnder him.
1878 J. Gairdner Hist. Life Richard III iv. 175 Sir Ralph Ashton was..appointed Vice-Constable..to exercise all the powers of the Lord High Constable for the particular emergency.
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- have much to answer for
- have nay
- have need
- have neighbour's fare
- have neither head nor feet
- have neither head nor foot
- have neither part nor lot in
- have never had it so good
- have no a lot etc time for
- have no a lot of time for
- have no bearing on
- have no bone in one's mouth
- have no bone in one's throat
- have no bones in one's mouth
- have no bones in one's throat
- have no bottom
- have no brow broo of
- have no brow of
- have no cause
- have no concern formerly also concerns with
- have no concern with
- have no concernment with
- have no cousin
- have no cure of
- have no cure of a thing