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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... term for an insect in the caterpillar or grub state ; the first stage after the egg in the meta- morphoses of insects , preceding the pupa or chrysalis and the perfect insect ; the first condition of an insect at its issuing from the ...
... term for an insect in the caterpillar or grub state ; the first stage after the egg in the meta- morphoses of insects , preceding the pupa or chrysalis and the perfect insect ; the first condition of an insect at its issuing from the ...
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... terms of a series , proceeds ; mode of sequence . - 6 . In theol . a term variously used . In the Bible it often includes the whole of revelation , doctrinal as well as preceptive ; but it is often also used , in a more restricted sense ...
... terms of a series , proceeds ; mode of sequence . - 6 . In theol . a term variously used . In the Bible it often includes the whole of revelation , doctrinal as well as preceptive ; but it is often also used , in a more restricted sense ...
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... term applied to a horse without a rider . But at the first encounter downe he lay , The horse runs leere away without the man . Harrington . 3. Uncontrolled : applied to a drunkard . Laugh on , sir , I'll to bed and sleep , And dream ...
... term applied to a horse without a rider . But at the first encounter downe he lay , The horse runs leere away without the man . Harrington . 3. Uncontrolled : applied to a drunkard . Laugh on , sir , I'll to bed and sleep , And dream ...
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... term is considered to be derived from the words legitima potestas , signifying the lawful power of disposing of property at pleasure . It is used in contradistinction to death - bed , a liege - poustie conveyance being one not chal ...
... term is considered to be derived from the words legitima potestas , signifying the lawful power of disposing of property at pleasure . It is used in contradistinction to death - bed , a liege - poustie conveyance being one not chal ...
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... term applied to a sewing machine which forms its stitches by the locking of two threads together . Lock - up ( lok'up ) , n . A room or place in which persons under arrest are temporarily confined . Lock - wear , Lock - weir ( lok'wēr ) ...
... term applied to a sewing machine which forms its stitches by the locking of two threads together . Lock - up ( lok'up ) , n . A room or place in which persons under arrest are temporarily confined . Lock - wear , Lock - weir ( lok'wēr ) ...
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