A dictionary of the English language. Abstracted from the folio ed., by the author. To which is prefixed, an English grammar. To this ed. are added, a history of the English language [&c.].1768 |
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... Woodward . ABRUPTLY.ad . [ See ABRUPT . ] Haftily , with- out the due forms of preparation . Sidney . Add . ABRUPTNESS .. [ from abrupt . ] 1. An abrupt manner , hafte , fuddennefs . 2. Unconnected- nefs , roughness , cragginess . Woodward ...
... Woodward . ABRUPTLY.ad . [ See ABRUPT . ] Haftily , with- out the due forms of preparation . Sidney . Add . ABRUPTNESS .. [ from abrupt . ] 1. An abrupt manner , hafte , fuddennefs . 2. Unconnected- nefs , roughness , cragginess . Woodward ...
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... Woodward . 4. The al- lowance of an argument . To ADMIT . v . a . [ admitto , Lat . ] 1. To fuffer to enter . Pope . 2. To fuffer to enter upon an office . Clarenden . 3. To allow an argument or pofition . Fairfax . 4. To allow or grant ...
... Woodward . 4. The al- lowance of an argument . To ADMIT . v . a . [ admitto , Lat . ] 1. To fuffer to enter . Pope . 2. To fuffer to enter upon an office . Clarenden . 3. To allow an argument or pofition . Fairfax . 4. To allow or grant ...
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... Woodward . A'GATY . a [ from agate . ] Partaking of the na- ture of agate . Woodward . To AGA'ŻE . v . a . [ from a and gaze . ] To strike with amazement . Fairy Queen AFTERCLAP . f . [ from after and clap . ] An un - AGE . . [ age , Fr ...
... Woodward . A'GATY . a [ from agate . ] Partaking of the na- ture of agate . Woodward . To AGA'ŻE . v . a . [ from a and gaze . ] To strike with amazement . Fairy Queen AFTERCLAP . f . [ from after and clap . ] An un - AGE . . [ age , Fr ...
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... Woodward . A'RSENICK . J. [ agoévinov . ] A ponderous mi- neral fubftance , volatile and uninflammable , which gives a whiteness to metals in fufion , and proves a violent corrofive poifon . Woodward . ART .. [ arte , Fr. ars , Lat ...
... Woodward . A'RSENICK . J. [ agoévinov . ] A ponderous mi- neral fubftance , volatile and uninflammable , which gives a whiteness to metals in fufion , and proves a violent corrofive poifon . Woodward . ART .. [ arte , Fr. ars , Lat ...
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... Woodward . ATTIGUOUS . a . [ attiguus , Lat . ] Hard by . To ATTINGE . v . a . [ attingo , Lat . ] To touch lightly . To ATTIRE . v . a . [ attirer , Fr. ] To drefs ; to habit ; to array . Spenfer . ATTIRE . [ from the verb . ] 1 ...
... Woodward . ATTIGUOUS . a . [ attiguus , Lat . ] Hard by . To ATTINGE . v . a . [ attingo , Lat . ] To touch lightly . To ATTIRE . v . a . [ attirer , Fr. ] To drefs ; to habit ; to array . Spenfer . ATTIRE . [ from the verb . ] 1 ...
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