common sb. (3 (i) not pre-S.; 3 (ii) only S.)
1.
common
people, commonalty Cor. I. i.
157.
2.
common land
Cæs. IV. i. 27
“graze in c-s”
; fig. or allusively
Err. II. ii. 29
“make a of my serious
hours,”
LLL. II. i. 221
“My lips are no
common.”
3.
“the common,” (i) that
which is usual Cor. IV. i.
32, (ii) the vulgar tongue
AYL. V. i. 55
“this female, —which in the common is, woman.”
