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... horse foaled by an *. The gallows; gen. as ride a horse..., to be hanged: c.: late C.17–mid-19. Motteux, Ainsworth. cf. THREE- or WOODEN-LEGGED MARE. acquaintance, scrape (an) . To make acquaintance. Coll: Farquhar, 1698, 'no scraping ...
... horse foaled by an *. The gallows; gen. as ride a horse..., to be hanged: c.: late C.17–mid-19. Motteux, Ainsworth. cf. THREE- or WOODEN-LEGGED MARE. acquaintance, scrape (an) . To make acquaintance. Coll: Farquhar, 1698, 'no scraping ...
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... horse-turd. The c.p. is applied to parvenus and pretenders. It has been known in Germany since C.16, both in the Latin Nos poma natamus and in the German Da schwimmen wirApfel, sagte der Rossapfel und schwamm mit den echten, Look at us ...
... horse-turd. The c.p. is applied to parvenus and pretenders. It has been known in Germany since C.16, both in the Latin Nos poma natamus and in the German Da schwimmen wirApfel, sagte der Rossapfel und schwamm mit den echten, Look at us ...
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... horse entered for a race late in the season', F. & H.: racing coll: ca 1889. Ex backend, the last two months of the horse-racing season. back-hair part . A role 'in which the agony of the performance at one point in the drama admits of ...
... horse entered for a race late in the season', F. & H.: racing coll: ca 1889. Ex backend, the last two months of the horse-racing season. back-hair part . A role 'in which the agony of the performance at one point in the drama admits of ...
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