10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ADVOUTRER»
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advoutrer in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
advoutrer and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Southeastern Reporter
His honor the presiding judge, upon the plaintiff's motion, then ordered that the
following issues be submitted to the jury: "Did the plaintiff prior to the death of her
husband, Daniel Kirby, have an advoutrer, and willingly leave her husband, and
...
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A Dictionary of English and Bengalee: Tr. from Todd's Ed. of ...
... যে Advoutrer, n. s. Fr. ব্যভিচারক, পরহ্ছুট্রিগার্মী. তুন্ট I দো) Adulter, v. n. Lat.
2rIf6FT?I-25, বা দ'গো-দা, বা _ To Adure, 1:. n. Lat. পুজুলিত-হ, দন্ধ-হ, জ্বর্টলয়া-যা I
Adultcrant, n. s. ব্যতিচরে বা মিশ্লিত যা may করার বা fits Adnsted, a. দন্ধ. জ্বসিত.
Samuel Johnson, Henry John Todd, Ramcomul Sen, 1834
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The works of Roger Hutchinson ...
Consider now, thou covetous man, thou oppressor, thou idolater, thou swearer,
thou flatterer, thou whore, thou bawd, thou advoutrer, thou backbiter and
slanderer, what cause thou hast to tremble and fear, and to suffer patiently. Christ
suffered ...
Roger Hutchinson, John Bruce, 1842
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A Pocket Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages
... el acto de volar A alguna cosa Advolútiun, ». la acción de Advoutrer, ».
adultero Advoútrevi, tf. adultera utr. .idult» [Uteri Advowee, A dvd w too, ».
patronato Adúst, a. adulto Ad usted, ». quemado ó tostado al fuego, caliente
Adústible, a. tapa/ ...
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A Dictionary of the English Language
AD VOLUTION, (ad-vo-lu'-shun) n.*. Rolling to. ADVOUTRER, (ad-vou'-trer) n. u
An adulterer. ADVOUTRESS, (ad-vou'-tress) n. «. An adulteress. ADVOUTROUS,
(ad-vyu'-trus) a. Adulterous. ADVOUTRY, (ad-vou'-tre) n. t. Adultery. ADVOWEE ...
Samuel Johnson, John Walker, Robert S. Jameson, 1828
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William Roye's An Exhortation to the Diligent Studye of ...
Words with double asterisks do not appear in the OED. abounde limits 1602
abusyons misuses, misapplications 1119 adouted [adout] frightened, afraid 2371,
2643 advoutrer adulterer 834; advoutrrars adulterers 3313; advoutry adultery 811
, ...
Desiderius Erasmus, Douglas Harold Parker, William Roy, 2000
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Middle English Literature: A Historical Sourcebook
... deteriorate assoile v. absolve atones adv. at once atte prep. at the avouteri(e),
advoutri(e) n. adultery avoutrer, advoutrer n. adulterer ay adv. always ayen,
agayn adv., prep. again, back, in reply, against ayenward, agenward adv.
conversely, ...
Matthew Boyd Goldie, 2008
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Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 1 of 4: A-D)
Advoutrer, advow′trėr, n. (obs.) an adulterer:—fem.Advou ′tress. [SeeAdvoutry.
] Advoutry, advow′tri, n. (obs.) adultery.[O.Fr. avoutrie— L. adulterium.]
Advowson,advow′zun,n.the rightofpatronage or presentation toa church
benefice.—n.
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A new and complete dictionary of the English and German ...
Advolation, &d-vo-Ia-shun, I. bai çiniufliegen. [baS $¡n¡uwalicn. Ad volution, äd-v
$-Iu-shun , е. Advnuson, ad-vou-zun, ». bet Xit(btnfa(, baS Spattonatted)t.
Advoutrer, ad-vöu-trur, ».bet ïbebteAet. Л il v d u t г e s s, 5. bíclí hebre Aíriiin. A
d v о u t г ...
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A pronouncing and explanatory dictionary of the English ...
[something. ADVOLATION, Ad-vA-hVshun, n. The act of flying to ADVOLUTION,
Ad-vA-luishun, n. Rolling to something. ADVOUTRER, Ad-vAAt^rAr, n. An
adulterer. ADVOUTRESS, Ad-vAAUrcs, n. An adulteress. ADVOUTROUS, Ad-
vAAt-rAs, ...
