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, Том 3Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, 1805 |
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... honour of the dead . LACINIATED . adj . [ from lacinia , Lat . ] Adorned with fringes and borders . To LACK . v . a . [ laecken , to lessen , Dut . ] To want ; to need ; to be without . Every good and holy desire , though it lack the ...
... honour of the dead . LACINIATED . adj . [ from lacinia , Lat . ] Adorned with fringes and borders . To LACK . v . a . [ laecken , to lessen , Dut . ] To want ; to need ; to be without . Every good and holy desire , though it lack the ...
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... honour paid ; celebration . Doubtless , O guest , great laud and praise were mine , Reply'd the swain , for spotless ... honours In these so flatt'ring streams . Shaksp . Macbeth . But as I rose out of the laving stream , Heav'n ...
... honour paid ; celebration . Doubtless , O guest , great laud and praise were mine , Reply'd the swain , for spotless ... honours In these so flatt'ring streams . Shaksp . Macbeth . But as I rose out of the laving stream , Heav'n ...
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... honour , Led by th ' impartial conduct of my soul . Shakspeare . He was driven by the necessities of the times , more than led by his own disposition , to any ri- gour of actions . King Charles . What I say will have little influence on ...
... honour , Led by th ' impartial conduct of my soul . Shakspeare . He was driven by the necessities of the times , more than led by his own disposition , to any ri- gour of actions . King Charles . What I say will have little influence on ...
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... : He sigh'd , and had no leisure more to say , His honour call'd his eyes another way . Dryd . I shall leave with him that rebuke , to be con- Locke sidered at his leisure . 3. Want of leisure . Not used . More than LEG LEI.
... : He sigh'd , and had no leisure more to say , His honour call'd his eyes another way . Dryd . I shall leave with him that rebuke , to be con- Locke sidered at his leisure . 3. Want of leisure . Not used . More than LEG LEI.
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... honour may LISTLESNESS . hills as its first ramparts , or as the ledges or lips of its vessel . Burnet . In wounds , the lips sink and are flaccid ; a gleet followeth , and the flesh within withers . Wiseman . spreading of the spirits ...
... honour may LISTLESNESS . hills as its first ramparts , or as the ledges or lips of its vessel . Burnet . In wounds , the lips sink and are flaccid ; a gleet followeth , and the flesh within withers . Wiseman . spreading of the spirits ...
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