syns
- Roget's wds
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- Similar words: Abbr
- Roget entries, briefly
- Opposites of opposites, briefly
- One-word defs
- Aid and abet: Abbr
- Words meaning the same thing: Abbr
- Words having the same meanings: Abbr
- Wds. from Roget
- Warm and toasty, e.g.: Abbr
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- Some dict. listngs
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- Parallel words: Abbr
- Over and above: Abbr
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- Opposites of ants
- Opposite of ants
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- First and foremost: Abbr
- Fine and dandy: Abbr
- Equivalent words: Abbr
- Equiv. terms
- Dict. equivalents
- Dict. definitions
- Destiny and fate, e.g.: Abbr
- Assn. and org
- They say the same things: Abbr.
- Dict. offerings
- Assn. and org., e.g.
- O.E.D. listings
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- Assn. and org., e.g
- Aid and abet: Abbr.
- Prim and proper, e.g.: Abbr.
- Words often listed together: Abbr.
- Wds. of similar meaning
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- "Cease" and "desist," e.g.: Abbr.
- Bits and pieces, e.g.: Abbr.
- Roget offerings (abbr.) ... or, loosely, the first and last words of 20-, 28-, 48- and 56-Across
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- Ants.' opposites
- Some crossword defs.
- Roget's wds.
- Opposites of ants.
- Opposite of ants.
- Wds. with similar meanings
- Words often listed together: Abbr
- Prim and proper, e.g.: Abbr
- They say the same things: Abbr
- Dict. entries
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Usage examples of "syns".
But syns it is so that nowe in our dayes ar so many neglygent and folysshe peple that they ar almost innumerable whiche despisynge the loue of vertue: folowe the blyndenes and vanyte of this worlde: it was expedient that of newe some lettred man, wyse, and subtil of wyt shulde awake and touche ye open vices of foles that now lyue: and blame theyr abhomynable lyfe.
Now, the holding of land upon the hills gave to the Syns, as it did to other Marshmen in like case, a sense of security, for the reclaimed pasturage of Romney Marsh owed its existence to the Dymchurch Wall, which held the sea in check.