A dictionary of the English language. Abstracted from the folio ed. by the author1802 |
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... Sidney . Glanville . way ; an errour . ABERRANCY . The fame with ABERRANCE . Brown . ABERRANT . a . [ from aberrans , Lat . ] Wan- dering from the right or known way . ABERRATION .. [ from aberratio , Lat . ] The act of deviating from ...
... Sidney . Glanville . way ; an errour . ABERRANCY . The fame with ABERRANCE . Brown . ABERRANT . a . [ from aberrans , Lat . ] Wan- dering from the right or known way . ABERRATION .. [ from aberratio , Lat . ] The act of deviating from ...
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... Sidney . Arl 1. An abrupt manner , hafte , fuddennefs . 2. Unconnectedness , roughnefs , cragginet Woodu A'BSCESS . [ abfceffus , Lat . ] A morbid cay in the body . To ABSCIND . v . a . To cut off . ABSCISSA .. [ Lat . ] Part of the ...
... Sidney . Arl 1. An abrupt manner , hafte , fuddennefs . 2. Unconnectedness , roughnefs , cragginet Woodu A'BSCESS . [ abfceffus , Lat . ] A morbid cay in the body . To ABSCIND . v . a . To cut off . ABSCISSA .. [ Lat . ] Part of the ...
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... Sidney . ADMIRABLENESS.2 s . [ from admirable . ] ADMIRABILITY . The quality or state el beng admirable . ATMIRABLY . ed . [ from admirable . ] In an attirable manner . Addison . ADMIRAL & . [ amiral , Fr. ] L An officer or magiftrate ...
... Sidney . ADMIRABLENESS.2 s . [ from admirable . ] ADMIRABILITY . The quality or state el beng admirable . ATMIRABLY . ed . [ from admirable . ] In an attirable manner . Addison . ADMIRAL & . [ amiral , Fr. ] L An officer or magiftrate ...
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... Sidney . ANNOY ... [ from the verb . ] Injury ; molef tation . ANNOYANCE . J. [ from annoy . ] 1. That which annoys . 2. The act of annoying . ANNOYER ... [ from Te annoy . ] that annoys . ANNUAL . a . annuel , Fr. ] 1. That which comes ...
... Sidney . ANNOY ... [ from the verb . ] Injury ; molef tation . ANNOYANCE . J. [ from annoy . ] 1. That which annoys . 2. The act of annoying . ANNOYER ... [ from Te annoy . ] that annoys . ANNUAL . a . annuel , Fr. ] 1. That which comes ...
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... Sidney . 3. An inlet of water from the sea . Norris . 4. Power ; might ; as , the fecular arm . Shakespeare . ARM'S END . A due distance . A phrafe taken from boxing . Sidney . To ARM . v . a . [ armo , Latin . ] 1. To furnish with ...
... Sidney . 3. An inlet of water from the sea . Norris . 4. Power ; might ; as , the fecular arm . Shakespeare . ARM'S END . A due distance . A phrafe taken from boxing . Sidney . To ARM . v . a . [ armo , Latin . ] 1. To furnish with ...
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