† Wycliffizev.
Obsolete. rare.
intransitive. To espouse or advocate the views of Wycliffe (esp. as to Church property).
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Wycliffize1655
1655 T. Fuller Church-hist. Brit. vi. 302 The Lay-Parliament,..which did wholly Wicclifize, kept in the twelfth year of King Henry the fourth.
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v.1655- to have take no cure of
- to have take no cure of a thing
- to have take on at the lurch
- to have take on in the lurch
- to have take on the lurch
- to have take seisin
- to have take seisin in
- to have take seisin of
- to have taken one's load
- to have thank
- to have the advantage of
- to have the age
- to have the amends in one's hands
- to have the amends in one's own hands
- to have the bad end of the stick
- to have the ball
- to have the ball at one's foot
- to have the ball at one's foot before one
- to have the ball at one's foot feet
- to have the ball at one's foot feet before one
- to have the battle
- to have the best
- to have the best of
- to have the best of it
- to have the better end of the staff