10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CHIRAGRIC»
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chiragric in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
chiragric and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The pupils of Peter the Great: a history of the Russian ...
Finally (how we know not) the Council did obtain the Vice-Chancellor's signature
also, but they rightly interpreted his sudden chiragric paroxysm as a very
ominous political symptom. On the I oth February the Council was relieved of.
2
New Official Vocabulary for Telegrams in Preconcerted ...
Chiquita Chiripen Chiquitica Chiripeo Chiquitico Chiripero Chiquitin Chiriperos
Chiquito Chiripon Chiquitos Chiripones Chiragon Chiripos Chiragra Chiriqui ,
Chiragrato Chiriti Chiragre Chirivia Chiragric Chirivias Chiragrica Chirk
Chiragrice ...
International Telegraph Bureau, Bern,
1899
3
The Eternal Husband and Other Stories
All last year I kept being surprised at how such a seventy-year-old codger,
podagric and chiragric, could have preserved so much strength for depravity, and
—and now here's the answer! Those widows and orphans— oh, the mere
thought of ...
Fyodor M. Dostoevsky,
2012
4
Treatment of arthritis and rheumatism in general practice: ...
In order to overcome the resistance of the dogmatic medical schools he often
appealed to high ranking persons; for instance: "Therefore attention, you
chiragric lords and you podagric princes, why do you have to suffer more
severely than the ...
5
The Complete Word Hunter
chemise, 98 chestnut, 165 chevalier, 371 chicanery, 380 chicken pox, 1 chide,
359 chieftain, 247 childish, 144 childlike, 144 chiragric, 1 chirology, 331
chiropody, 331 chiropterous, 453 chitter, 350 chic, 98 choice, 225, 309
cholecystitis, ...
6
Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
... chiragric, -al ^«ПТГ5ЧТ 4'spír chirk v.l. Ч^Ч^ТТГ, t%f44T4T; (Scot.) ¡*ГЧ?5Г
ЕЭГГЧ ¡РТЧТ chirl v./. (Scot.) «ftlft згтчТчГ ¡ГТЧТ; m^i^t; /t. ч*Я (ïHte <t «чтч) chirm
v./. 4te4T; ^ГЩ-ч^и!; л. çftT, Гччтччт^г; nrfWn*! chiro-. See cheiro-. Chironomus л.
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī,
1981
Last year I kept wondering— how could such a seventy-year-old little fellow— a
gouty and chiragric fellow, too— preserve so much strength for debauch? And
here's the solution to the riddle! These widows and orphans— why, the very
thought ...
8
The imperial dictionary of the English language: a complete ...
See Chipping-bird, Chique (shek), n. [Fr.J The chigoe. Chir-. See Cheil-. Chiragra
(ki-rag'ra), n. [L. chiragra, from Gr. clieiragra, hand-gout— cheir, the hand, and
agra, seizure. ] Gout in the hand. Chiragric, Chiragrical (kinurYik, ki-rag'- rik-al), a.
John Ogilvie, Charles Annandale,
1885
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The Imperial dictionary, on the basis of Webster's English ...
See Chippinq-bird. Chiqne (shek), n. [Fr.] The chigoe. €bir-. See CHEIL-.
Chiragra (kl-rag'raX n. [L. chiragra, from Gr. eJteiragra, haud-gout— cheir, the
hand, and agra, seizure.] Gout in the hand. Chiragric, Chiragrical (ki-rag'rik, ki-rag
'- rik-al), ...
John Ogilvie, Charles Annandale,
1882
10
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: Dictionary
Cf. odagm.] Gout in the hand. chiragric, chigagrlcal (ki-rag'rik, -ri-kal), a. [< L.
chiragricus, < Gr. “lr'lpaypmog, < Iflpriypa, chir .] Pertaining to or having gout in
the hand; of the nature of chiragra. Ohiranthodendreie (ki-mn-théslen'dré-é), "pl.
William Dwight Whitney,
1904