| anthimeria |
| an-thi-mer'-i-a | from Gk. anti- “instead of” and mereia “a part” |
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| I've been
Republicaned all I care to be this election year. Noun used as verb. Did you see the way those blockers defenced on that last play?
Feel bad? Strike up some music and have a good sing. |
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| Sources: | Peacham (1577) H4v | |
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