who shall have this?

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• This

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• This

  ·pron & ·adj As an adjective, this has the same demonstrative force as the pronoun, but is followed ...

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• Shall

  (·vi & ·v·aux) To be obliged; must. II. Shall (·vi & ·v·aux) To owe; to be under obligation for. I...

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• Who

  ·pron One; any; one. II. Who (·obj) Originally, an interrogative pronoun, later, a relative pronoun...

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• have

  have and haveo, v. 2. aveo. ...

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• Have

  ·- of Have. II. Have (Indic. ·pres.) of Have. III. Have ·vt To hold, regard, or esteem. IV. Have ...

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• this here

  These vulgar pleonasms are often heard in this country as well as in England. ...

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• who-whiskin

  a whole great drinking pot; WHO being the Cheshire dialect for whole, and a WHISKING signifying a bl...

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• have got

  There are several corrupt or vulgar forms of speaking which have arisen from a desire to distinguish...

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• marry and shall

  i. e. that I will. North. ...

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• who comes there?

  The night challenge of a sentry on his post. ...

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• who says amen?

  Who will clap on with a will? ...

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• to have a say

  To express an opinion. A phrase in vulgar use. I picked out "Henry Clay" for my baby's name, but t...

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• Shill-I-shall-I

  ·adv ·Alt. of Shilly-shally. ...

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• what water have you?

  The question to the man sounding, as to the depth of water which the lead-line gives. ...

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• sorrow shall be his sops

  He shall repent this. Sorrow go by me; a common expletive used by presbyterians in Ireland. ...

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• to have one's fat in the fire

  is to have one's plans frustrated. A vulgar expression borrowed from the vocabulary of the kitchen. ...

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