wrenletn.
/ˈrɛnlɪt/ A young wren.
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wrenlet1858
1858 Chambers's Jrnl. Aug. 82/2 It affords a cradle to near a score of wrenlets.
1927 Observer 22 May 23/2 In a knot in the rope was a wren's nest, with two or three wrenlets visible inside.
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n.1858- to take issue
- to take it
- to take it amiss
- to take it as it comes
- to take it as one finds it
- to take it badly
- to take it easy
- to take it from the top
- to take it from there
- to take it heel
- to take it in the arse
- to take it in the arse ass
- to take it in the arse bum
- to take it in the arse butt
- to take it in the arse etc
- to take it in the neck
- to take it in turns
- to take it into one's head
- to take it kind
- to take it like a man
- to take it on one's death, etc
- to take it on one's honour
- to take it on the chin
- to take it or leave it
- to take it out