10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CRAGGEDNESS»
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Thesaurus of English Words and Phrases Classified and ...
Roughness, unevenness, ripple, asperity, rugosity, rugged- ness, scabrousness,
salebrosity,scrag- giness, cragginess, craggedness, corrugation, nodosity,
crispness. Arborescence, branching, ramification. Brush, hair, hairiness, beard,
shag, ...
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A general Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary of the ...
Cunningly. Craftiness, krâfty-nes, s. Cunning. Craftsman, krafts'mun, s. An artifìcer
. Crafty, kríf'ty, a. Cunning, artful. Crag, krig, s. A rough steep rock ; the neck.
Cragged, kràg'ged, o. Rougit with atones. Craggedness, ki'àgigèd-níí, s.
Roughness ...
Stephen Jones, Thomas Sheridan, 1812
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An Account of the Countries Adjoining to Hudson's Bay, in ...
... his Journal, it is by all Circumstances a salt Water Streight or Passage ; for the
Increase of its Wideness, from Miles at its Entrance, to 8 Leagues, and of its
Depth, from 14 to 80 Fathoms, the Boldness, Height, and ' Craggedness os the
Coast, ...
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Universal Technological Dictionary, Or Familiar Explanation ...
the inner process of the bones of the temples, so named by reason of its
hardness and craggedness. PETTEI'A (Ilium) the 'art of making a just discernment
of ranging and combining all manner of sounds among themselves. so that they
may ...
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The Scientific and Litteray Treasury: A New and Popular ...
PETRO'SUM OS, in anatomy, the inner process of the bones of the temples; so
named on account of its hardness and craggedness. PETUNS'E, or PETUN'TSE,
in mineralogy, a sort of porcelain clay used by the Chinese in the manufacture of
...
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary and Expositor of the ...
... Crafty, kréf'té. a. cunning, artful Crag, krAg. s. a steep rock. the neck Cragged,
krag/géd. a. rough Craggedness, krag'géd-nés. s. roughness Cragginess, krég'
gé-nés. s, state of be--..1: ing craggy ' ' "_ 5" > Craggy, krag'gé. a. rugged, rough 3
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Universal Technological Dictionary: Or, Familiar Explanation ...
the inner process of the bones of the temples, so named by reason of its
hardness and craggedness. . PETTEYA (Mus.) the art of making a just
discernment of ranging and combining all manner of sounds among themselves,
so that they may ...
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Acomplete dictionary of the english language, both with ...
CRAG, ktiigfi s. A rough steep rock; F ruegged protuberances of tocks; 8 l'l .
CRAGGED, lcrtig'-gid._ a. Full or inequalities and prominences. CRAGGEDNESS
, kraigkgid-nls. s. Fulness of crags or prominent tocks. CRAGGINESS,krhgCgy-
nls. s.
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A Dictionary of the English Language ...: To which is Added, ...
Craggedness, Cragginess, s. Crake, «. a bird, the corn-crake, Cram, v. to stuff ; to
eat greedily. CranVbo, *. a play at which one gives a word,
towhichanotheristofindarhyme. Cramp, *. a spasmodic contraction of the limbs; a
restriction ; a piece ...
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An accurate and interesting account of the hardships and ...
John Joseph HENRY. craggedness inspired disagreeable sensations. The
greatest curiosities were the seals, whose history and manners were then known
to me, but whose living form excited attention as they were creeping up or
basking on ...
