mutine
verb
mu·tine ˈmyü-tᵊn 
mutined; mutining
intransitive verb
obsolete
: rebel, mutiny
Word History
Etymology
Middle French (se) mutiner
First Known Use
1540, in the meaning defined above
- in one's old age
- in one's own (good) time
- in one's own good time
- in one's own right
- in one's own sweet time
- in one's own time
- in one's own world
- in one's pocket
- in one's prime
- in one's right mind
- in one's shirtsleeves
- in one's sleep
- in one's stocking feet
- in one's sweet time
- in one's time
- in one's tracks
- in one's underwear
- in one's view
- in one's way
- in one's younger days
- in opposition to
- in order
- in order for (someone or something) to
- in order for someone or something to
- in order for to