patrin
noun
pat·rin
ˈpa‧trə̇n
variants or patteran
ˈpatərən
plural -s
: a handful of leaves or grass thrown down at intervals by Romany people to indicate their course
Word History
Etymology
Romany patrin, literally, leaf, from Sanskrit patra wing, feather, leaf; akin to Sanskrit patati he flies
- have all the time in the world
- have all to oneself
- have an eye out for
- have an eye to
- have an eye to/toward
- have an eye toward
- have an eyeful
- have another thing coming
- have any success
- have any/much success
- have anything to say about
- have anything/something to say about
- have at
- have back
- have bearing on
- have coming
- have designs on
- have differences
- have done
- have done (with)
- monkeys (with)
- monkeys about
- monkeys about with
- monkeys about with something
- monkeys around