Dig′nified, marked with dignity: exalted: noble: grave. Dion a, dī-ō-nē′a, n. Venus's fly-trap: an American insectivorous plant. Computed by twelves: twelfth: (pl. ) Adumbratus, adumbrāre—ad, to, umbra, a shadow. And Scot., M. anent—A.
Canister, kan′is-tėr, n. a box or case, usually of tin, for holding tea, shot, &c. : short for canister-shot, or case-shot. Betrodden, be-trod′n, pa. of Betread′, to tread over or walk upon. Disparātus—dis, neg., and parāre, make equal. Distillāre, -ātum—de, down, stillāre, to drop—stilla, a drop. Curios′ity, state or quality of being curious: inquisitiveness: that which is curious: anything rare or unusual. Image file whose pronunciation is contentious crossword clue. Devōt′ed, given up, as by a vow: doomed: strongly attached: zealous. Argand, ar′gand, n. applied to a lamp and gas-burner invented by Aim Argand (1755-1803). Cholera, kol′ėr-a, n. a highly infectious and deadly disease characterised by bilious vomiting and purging. Borstall, bor′stal, n. a way up a hill, still used in the district of the Downs. Apsid′iole, a secondary apse, as one of the apses on either side of the central or main apse in a church of triapsidal plan. Dē′cency, becomingness: modesty. Bison, bī′son, or bis′on, n. a large wild animal like the bull, found in Lithuania, the Caucasus, &c., with shaggy hair and a fatty hump on its shoulders.
Down′fallen, ruined; Down′-gyved (Shak. Authentēs, one who does anything with his own hand—autos, self. We ought to give credit where credit is due Crossword Clue. —Black bryony, a climbing plant similar to bryony in habit and disposition, but which may be readily distinguished by its simple, entire, heart-shaped leaves, which are smooth and somewhat glossy. Belonging to the lower animals: irrational: stupid: rude. Amicitia, friendship, amicus, a friend.
The team of Iran standing on the pitch waiting for the national anthem prior to the the match against England on Nov. 21. Ache, āk, n. a continued pain. Asian, āzh′yan, or āsh′i-an, Asiatic, ā-zhi-at′ik, or āsh-i-at′ik, adj. Commandant′, an officer who has the command of a place or of a body of troops, Commandant′ship. Advis′atory (rare); Advised′, cautious: deliberate, as in well-advised and ill-advised. To traffic by exchanging. Decessus—de, away, cedĕre, cessum, to go. Nuisance Crossword Clue Universal. A variant of Quitch. Dentine, Dentin, den′tin, n. the substance of which the tooth is formed, under the enamel. Construĕre, -structum —con, struĕre, to build. Daltonism, dal′ton-izm, n. colour-blindness: inability to distinguish certain colours. Having or making no angle.
A, on, and Miss, failure. Having neither wings nor legs. LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS DICTIONARY||vii|. Dreaded: inspiring great fear or awe. Condor, kon′dor, n. a large vulture found among the Andes of South America. Chemistry, kem′is-tri, formerly Chym′istry, n. the science which treats of the properties of substances both elementary and compound, and of the laws of their combination and action one upon another. Canap —Low L. canopeum—Gr. Cyprus, sī′prus, n. a thin, transparent, black stuff, a kind of crape. Contort′ed, twisted: folded or twisted back upon itself, as some parts of plants.
Aspectus—ad, at, specĕre, to look. Cook′ery, the art or practice of cooking; Cook′ery-book, a book of receipts for cooking dishes. Do not unlink or detach or remove the full Project Gutenberg-tm License terms from this work, or any files containing a part of this work or any other work associated with Project Gutenberg-tm. Blenheim, blen′em, n. a kind of spaniel named from the Duke of Marlborough's house.
Criterion, krī-tē′ri-on, n. a means or standard of judging: a test: a rule, standard, or canon:—pl. Disseminate, dis-sem′i-nāt, v. to sow or scatter abroad: to propagate: to diffuse. Bi-, twice, and Facial. Allot′ment, the act of allotting: part or share allotted: a portion of a field assigned to a cottager to labour for himself. Devastā′tion, act of devastating: state of being devastated: havoc; Devastā′vit, a waste of the estate of a deceased person by the executor. Brisket, brisk′et, n. the breast of an animal: the part of the breast next to the ribs. Dī′agnose, to ascertain from symptoms, as a disease. Bate, bāt, v. ) to beat the wings impatiently: (obs. ) Compilā′tion, the act of compiling: the thing compiled, a literary work made by gathering the material from various authors; Compile′ment, a compilation; Compil′er, Com′pilātor, one who compiles.
An emphatic colloquial phrase implying that there is not the remotest possibility of my doing something suggested; Catch on, to comprehend: to catch the popular fancy; Catch out, to put a batsman out at cricket by catching the ball he has batted; Catch sight of, suddenly to get a glimpse of; Catch up, to overtake; Catch up, or away, to lay hold of forcibly. Duodecennial, dū-o-de-sen′i-al, adj. Deport, de-pōrt′, v. to transport, to exile: to behave. Consid′erance (Shak. Affirmā′tion, act of asserting: that which is affirmed: (law) the solemn declaration made by Quakers and others incapable of taking an oath. Campagnol, kam-pa-nyol′, n. a French name for several species of field-mice or voles. Dental, den′tal, adj. Ap′iarist, one who keeps an apiary: one who studies the habits of bees. Rising into a round form on the outside, the reverse of concave.