To appoint one's self
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See also: Appoint
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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- To abate into a freehold
- To abide by
- To abound in
- To abound with
- To accept a bill
- To accept service
- To accept the person
- To account of
- To accredit
- To act a part
- To act as
- To act on
- To act the part of
- To act up to
- To address one's self to
- To address the ball
- to advantage
- To advantage one's self of
- To advise one's self
- to all intents and purposes
- To allow of
- To amend a bill
- To and again
- to and fro
- To applaud to the echo
- To appoint one's self
- To arm a magnet
- To arm the lead
- To arms
- To array a panel
- To arrive at
- To assert one's self
- To assign dower
- To assume the calotte
- To assure upon
- To authorize one's self
- To avail one's self of
- To avise one's self
- To back a rope
- To back a warrant
- To back an anchor
- To back and fill
- To back out
- To back the field
- To back the oars
- To back the sails
- To back up
- To back water
- To bagpipe the mizzen
- To bake astern
- To bank a fire
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- to advantage
- to advantage
- to advantage
- to advantage
- To advantage one's self of
- To advise one's self
- to aid and abet
- to all appearances
- to all appearances
- to all appearances
- to all appearances
- to all appearances
- to all appearances
- to all intents and purposes
- to all intents and purposes
- to all intents and purposes
- To All My Friends
- To All Our Relations
- To allow of
- To amend a bill
- to an extent
- To and Again
- to and fro
- to and fro
- to and fro
- to and fro
- to and fro
- To Answer Your Question
- to ante up
- To applaud to the echo
- To appoint one's self
- To Approved Purchasers
- To arm a magnet
- To arm the lead
- To arms
- To array a panel
- To arrive at
- To assert one's self
- To assign dower
- To assume the calotte
- To assure upon
- To authorize one's self
- To avail one's self of
- To avise one's self
- to avoid like the plague
- to back
- To back a rope
- To back a warrant
- To back an anchor
- To back and fill
- To back and fill
- to back in
- to back off
- To back out
- To back out
- to back out of
- to back out of a deal
- to back out of it
- to back out of something
- to back out of the deal
- To back the field
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