A Dictionary of the English Language: In which the Words are Deduced from Their Originals, and Illustrated in Their Different Significations by Examples from the Best Writers. To which are Prefixed, a History of the Language and an English Grammar, Volum 2T. Tegg, 1832 |
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... Brown . heads , the eyes are placed at some distance ; in LA TITANCY . n . s . [ from latitans , Lat . ] Delitescence ; the state of lying hid . In vipers she has abridged their malignity by their secession or latitancy . Brown's Vulg ...
... Brown . heads , the eyes are placed at some distance ; in LA TITANCY . n . s . [ from latitans , Lat . ] Delitescence ; the state of lying hid . In vipers she has abridged their malignity by their secession or latitancy . Brown's Vulg ...
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... Brown . LIPPED . adj . [ from lip . ] Having lips . LIQUABLE . adj . [ from liquo , Lat . ] as may be melted . LIQUATION . n . s . [ from liquo , Lat . ] The act of melting . 1 . 2 . Capacity to be melted . The common opinion hath been ...
... Brown . LIPPED . adj . [ from lip . ] Having lips . LIQUABLE . adj . [ from liquo , Lat . ] as may be melted . LIQUATION . n . s . [ from liquo , Lat . ] The act of melting . 1 . 2 . Capacity to be melted . The common opinion hath been ...
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... Brown's Vulg . Err . LONGITUDINAL . adj . [ from longitude ; longitudinal , Fr. ] Measured by the length ; running in the longest direc tion . Longitudinal is opposed to transverse : these vesiculæ are distended , and their longitudinal ...
... Brown's Vulg . Err . LONGITUDINAL . adj . [ from longitude ; longitudinal , Fr. ] Measured by the length ; running in the longest direc tion . Longitudinal is opposed to transverse : these vesiculæ are distended , and their longitudinal ...
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... Brown . gealed in the centre . The magistery of vegetables consists but of the more soluble and coloured parts of the plants that afford it . Boyle . MAGISTRACY . n . s . [ magistratus , Lat . ] Office or dignity of a magistrate . You ...
... Brown . gealed in the centre . The magistery of vegetables consists but of the more soluble and coloured parts of the plants that afford it . Boyle . MAGISTRACY . n . s . [ magistratus , Lat . ] Office or dignity of a magistrate . You ...
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... brown . pepper ;. Boyle . En- There be five ways of majoration of sounds : enclosure simple ; enclosure with dilatation ; com- munication ; reflection concurrent ; and approach to the sensory . Bacon's Nat . Hist . MAJORITY . n . s ...
... brown . pepper ;. Boyle . En- There be five ways of majoration of sounds : enclosure simple ; enclosure with dilatation ; com- munication ; reflection concurrent ; and approach to the sensory . Bacon's Nat . Hist . MAJORITY . n . s ...
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