The Imperial Dictionary of the English Language: A Complete Encyclopedic Lexicon, Literary, Scientific, and Technological, Volumen3Blackie & son; New-York, The Century Company, 1883 |
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... Spenser . Same as Lance . Launcet ( läns ) , n . Launcegayt ( läns'ga ) , n . Same as Lancegay . Launch ( lansh ) , v .. [ Also written lanch , a form of lance ; Fr. lancer , O. Fr. lanchier , to throw or dart . ] 1. To throw , as a ...
... Spenser . Same as Lance . Launcet ( läns ) , n . Launcegayt ( läns'ga ) , n . Same as Lancegay . Launch ( lansh ) , v .. [ Also written lanch , a form of lance ; Fr. lancer , O. Fr. lanchier , to throw or dart . ] 1. To throw , as a ...
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... Spenser . Lay - day ( la'dā ) , n . One of a stipulated number of days allowed to a freighter or 25 charterer of a vessel for shipping or unship- ping cargo . Lay - down ( la'doun ) , a . A term applied to a style of shirt collars which ...
... Spenser . Lay - day ( la'dā ) , n . One of a stipulated number of days allowed to a freighter or 25 charterer of a vessel for shipping or unship- ping cargo . Lay - down ( la'doun ) , a . A term applied to a style of shirt collars which ...
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... Spenser . Leakage ( lēkāj ) , n . 1. A leaking ; also , the quantity of a liquor that enters or issues by leaking . - 2 . In com . an allowance of a cer- tain rate per cent . for the leaking of casks , or the waste of liquors by leaking ...
... Spenser . Leakage ( lēkāj ) , n . 1. A leaking ; also , the quantity of a liquor that enters or issues by leaking . - 2 . In com . an allowance of a cer- tain rate per cent . for the leaking of casks , or the waste of liquors by leaking ...
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... Spenser . Leman ( lé'man ) , n . [ Contr . from lefman , leveman , A. Sax . leof , loved , and man . See LOVE and LIEF . ] A sweetheart of either sex ; a gallant or a mistress : usually in a bad sense . And angry Jove an hideous storme ...
... Spenser . Leman ( lé'man ) , n . [ Contr . from lefman , leveman , A. Sax . leof , loved , and man . See LOVE and LIEF . ] A sweetheart of either sex ; a gallant or a mistress : usually in a bad sense . And angry Jove an hideous storme ...
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... Spenser . ( b ) † Grossly ; coarsely ; wantonly ; wickedly . Whom she with leasings lewdly did miscall And wickedly backbite . Spenser . Yet lewdly darest our ministering upbraid . Milton . ( c ) With the unlawful indulgence of lust ...
... Spenser . ( b ) † Grossly ; coarsely ; wantonly ; wickedly . Whom she with leasings lewdly did miscall And wickedly backbite . Spenser . Yet lewdly darest our ministering upbraid . Milton . ( c ) With the unlawful indulgence of lust ...
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