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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... called to another , who in childbed la- boured of an ulcer in her left hip . Wiseman . To be in distress ; to be pressed . • Tothis infernal lake the fury flies , Here hides her hated head , and frees the lab'ring skies . Dryden ...
... called to another , who in childbed la- boured of an ulcer in her left hip . Wiseman . To be in distress ; to be pressed . • Tothis infernal lake the fury flies , Here hides her hated head , and frees the lab'ring skies . Dryden ...
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... called by Pope , laconicism . See LACONICK . is As the language of the face is universal , so it very comprehensive : : no laconism can reach it . It is the short - hand of the mind , and crowd- a great deal in a little room . Collier ...
... called by Pope , laconicism . See LACONICK . is As the language of the face is universal , so it very comprehensive : : no laconism can reach it . It is the short - hand of the mind , and crowd- a great deal in a little room . Collier ...
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... called a sea- cow or manatee , which is near twenty feet long , the head resembling that of a cow , and two short feet , with which it creeps on the shallows and rocks to get food ; but has no fins : the flesh is com- monly eaten ...
... called a sea- cow or manatee , which is near twenty feet long , the head resembling that of a cow , and two short feet , with which it creeps on the shallows and rocks to get food ; but has no fins : the flesh is com- monly eaten ...
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... called vestibulum was no part of the house , but the court and landing - place between it and the street . Arbuthnot on Coins . LANDLADY . n . s . [ land and lady . ] 1. A woman who has tenants holding from her . 2. The mistress of an ...
... called vestibulum was no part of the house , but the court and landing - place between it and the street . Arbuthnot on Coins . LANDLADY . n . s . [ land and lady . ] 1. A woman who has tenants holding from her . 2. The mistress of an ...
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... called a law - day . " The word seemeth to have grown from the Saxon lede , which was a court of jurisdiction above the wapen - take or hundred , comprehend- ing three or four of them , otherwise called thirshing , and contained the ...
... called a law - day . " The word seemeth to have grown from the Saxon lede , which was a court of jurisdiction above the wapen - take or hundred , comprehend- ing three or four of them , otherwise called thirshing , and contained the ...
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A Dictionary of the English Language, Том 2,Часть 1 Samuel Johnson,Robert Gordon Latham Полный просмотр - 1870 |
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