A Supplement to Johnson's English Dictionary: Of which the Palpable Errors are Attempted to be Rectified, and Its Material Omissions SuppliedC. Roworth, 1801 - 226 strán (strany) |
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... play in a fense nearly fimilar ; that is , To maintain . The ACC ABU'SION . n . [ Fr. ] Delufion ; fraud . For by thofe ugly formes weren pourtrayd Foolish delight , and fond abufions , Which doe that fenfe befiege with light illufions ...
... play in a fense nearly fimilar ; that is , To maintain . The ACC ABU'SION . n . [ Fr. ] Delufion ; fraud . For by thofe ugly formes weren pourtrayd Foolish delight , and fond abufions , Which doe that fenfe befiege with light illufions ...
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... plays . Happy man be his dole that miffeth her . Grim the Collier of Croydon . BE ' - ALL . n . The whole of a matter . That but this blow Might be the be - all , and the end - all here . Shak . Macbeth . BEACONAGE . n . A due for the ...
... plays . Happy man be his dole that miffeth her . Grim the Collier of Croydon . BE ' - ALL . n . The whole of a matter . That but this blow Might be the be - all , and the end - all here . Shak . Macbeth . BEACONAGE . n . A due for the ...
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... playing at bale . Whilom thou wont the Shepherd's lads to lead In rhymes , in riddles , and in bidding - bafe . BI′DET . n . [ Fr. ] A fmall horse . Spenfer . I will return to myself ; mount my bidet in a dance , and curvet upon my ...
... playing at bale . Whilom thou wont the Shepherd's lads to lead In rhymes , in riddles , and in bidding - bafe . BI′DET . n . [ Fr. ] A fmall horse . Spenfer . I will return to myself ; mount my bidet in a dance , and curvet upon my ...
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... play : according to Whalley's in- BOWER . n . [ from bun or bune , Sax . a place of pri- terpretation . The ftubborn Newre , whofe waters grey By fair Kilkenny and Roffeponte bord . " To BORDER . v . a . 3. To confine within bounds ...
... play : according to Whalley's in- BOWER . n . [ from bun or bune , Sax . a place of pri- terpretation . The ftubborn Newre , whofe waters grey By fair Kilkenny and Roffeponte bord . " To BORDER . v . a . 3. To confine within bounds ...
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... play'd truant , And went to be breech'd . Malinger's Guardian . BREECHING . n . A whipping on the breech . Whofe looks were as a breeching to a boy . Marlow's Edward II . BREEZELESS . n . [ breeze and lefs . ] Motionless . Shenstone . A ...
... play'd truant , And went to be breech'd . Malinger's Guardian . BREECHING . n . A whipping on the breech . Whofe looks were as a breeching to a boy . Marlow's Edward II . BREEZELESS . n . [ breeze and lefs . ] Motionless . Shenstone . A ...
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