"tossment" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "From toss + -ment.",
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          "ref": "quoted in 1866, Henry Dircks, Worcesteriana: a Collection of Literary Authorities (page 18)",
          "text": "After so long a voyage as three score and 16 years tossment upon the waves of this troublesome world."
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          "ref": "1875, E. F. B., Sandycourt: a Tale, page 69:",
          "text": "Ortúzar lays his hand upon “The Poppet's” curly head, which is more than usually curly after a night's tossment, and asks, “What shall you say to el padre this morning?”",
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        "Tossing; moving restlessly."
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        "(archaic) Tossing; moving restlessly."
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        "Tossing; moving restlessly."
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        "(archaic) Tossing; moving restlessly."
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