assoil¹ /ə-soilˈ/

1. To absolve, acquit (with of or from; archaic)
2. To discharge, release (with of or from; archaic)
3. To solve (obsolete)
4. To dispel (obsolete)
5. To determine (obsolete)

assoilˈment noun (archaic)

Absolution

assoilzie /ə-soilˈi or -yi/ transitive verb

1. To absolve (obs Scot)
2. To free (a defender or accused) of a claim or charge (Scots law)

assoil² /ə-soilˈ/ (archaic; non-standard)

To soil, sully, dirty

• have done
• have done with
• have egg on one's face
• have everything
• have first call on
• have got
• have got to
• have had a few
• have had a gutful
• have had a gutful of
• have had it
• have had it up to here
• have had one's chips
• have had that
• have half a mind
• have half a mind to
• have ideas
• have in tow
• have issues
• have it
• have it away
• have it both ways
• have itching ears
• have itchy feet
• have it coming