commonplace book (komonplasbuk)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 32
A commonsensible (kom-on-sen'si-bl), a. [ mon-sense, a., + -ible.] Having or manifesting common or good sense; intelligent; discrimi iticisms are with as when the red nating: as, a commonsensible person or opinion. kept much method as of the lost and stolen office. Sheridan, The Critic, i. 1. [Colloq.]
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