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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... kind of play still retained in Scot- land , in which nine holes ranged in three's are made in the ground , and an iron bullet rolled in them . among KALENDAR . n . s . [ now written calendar . ] An account of time . Let this pernicious ...
... kind of play still retained in Scot- land , in which nine holes ranged in three's are made in the ground , and an iron bullet rolled in them . among KALENDAR . n . s . [ now written calendar . ] An account of time . Let this pernicious ...
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... kind , Dut . a child , and nap . ] To steal children ; to steal human beings . KIDNAPPER . n . s . [ from kidnap ] One who steals human beings ; a manstealer . The man compounded with the merchant , upon condition that he might have his ...
... kind , Dut . a child , and nap . ] To steal children ; to steal human beings . KIDNAPPER . n . s . [ from kidnap ] One who steals human beings ; a manstealer . The man compounded with the merchant , upon condition that he might have his ...
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... kind with kind confound . Shakesp . Dryden . The father , mother , and the kin beside , Were overborne by fury of the tide . A relation ; one related . 5. Manner ; way . Send me your prisoners with the speediest mean Or you shall hear ...
... kind with kind confound . Shakesp . Dryden . The father , mother , and the kin beside , Were overborne by fury of the tide . A relation ; one related . 5. Manner ; way . Send me your prisoners with the speediest mean Or you shall hear ...
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... kind . ] Benevo- lence ; beneficence ; good - will ; favour ; love . If there be kindness , meekness , or comfort in her tongue , then is not her husband like other men . Eccles . xxxvi 23 . Old Lelius professes he had an extraordinary ...
... kind . ] Benevo- lence ; beneficence ; good - will ; favour ; love . If there be kindness , meekness , or comfort in her tongue , then is not her husband like other men . Eccles . xxxvi 23 . Old Lelius professes he had an extraordinary ...
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... kind , And either lam'd his legs , or struck him blind . Dryden . If you happen to let the child fall , and lame it , never confess . Swift LA MELLATED . adj . [ lamella , Lat . ] Co- vered with films or plates . The lamellated antennæ ...
... kind , And either lam'd his legs , or struck him blind . Dryden . If you happen to let the child fall , and lame it , never confess . Swift LA MELLATED . adj . [ lamella , Lat . ] Co- vered with films or plates . The lamellated antennæ ...
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