10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DEFRAYER»
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A Pronouncing Dictionary of the French Language: In Two Parts
Deformed, a. diffbrme Deformedly, ad. gauchement Dtformedness, s laideur, f.
Deformity, s. diffbrmite ; laideur, f. Defraud, va. frauder Dtfrauder, s. fourbe, m.
Defrauding, s fraude, f. Defray, va. defrayer Defrayer, s. celui qui defraie Defunct,
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A new universal etymological technological, and pronouncing ...
John Craig (F.G.S.). DEFRAYER— DEGENEEATENESS. DEGENERATION—
DEGREE. charges of; to fill ; to satisfy. — Obsolete in the last two senses. That
nought but dire revenge his anger might defray. — Spenser. Defrayer, de-fra'ur, *.
John Craig (F.G.S.), 1848
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A New Universal Etymological, Technological and Pronouncing ...
DEFRAYER— DEGENERATENESS. DEGENERATION— DEGREE. charges of;
to fill; to satisfy. — Obsolete in tho last two That nought but dire revenge his anger
might defray. Defrayer, de-fra'ur, s. One who pays or discharges expenses.
John Craig (lexicographer.), 1849
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A New and Improved Standard French and English and English ...
la compagnie ; to be the laughing-stock of the company, DEFRAYEUR, sm. one
who pays expenses, defrayer. DEFRICHAGE, sm. V. Defrichement.
DEFRICHEMENT deVfrish-man, sm. clearing, grubbing up. Faire le — d'un
terrain ; to clear a ...
Alexander G. Collot, 1856
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Pantologia. A new (cabinet) cyclopædia, by J.M. Good, O. ...
To DEFRA'Y. v. a. (defrayer, Fr.) To bear the charsies of {Bacon). DEFRAYER, i. (
from defray.) One that discharges expences. DEFRA'YMENT. s. (from defray.)
The payment of expences. DEFT. o. (bcBF«. Saxon.) Obsolete. \. Neat; handsome
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John Mason Good, Olinthus Gilbert Gregory, 1819
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A dictionary of the English language. Abstracted from the ...
DEFRAYER./ [from dt fray ] One that discharges expenecs. DEFRAG MENT./, [
from defray ] The payment of expenecs. DEFT a. [sleep:, Saxon ] Obsolete. 1.
Neat; handsome; spruce. 2. Proper ; titling. Shakspeare. 3. Ready ; dexterous.
DryitM.
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Education & Training of Industrial Manpower in Japan
Table 11-16 shows school expenditure in 1978 classified by defrayer. The
following points should be observed from this table. First, more than 70% of total
expenditure is accounted for by the local government and private school, and the
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Lexicon Tetraglotton, an English-French-Italian-Spanish ...
To defray; Defrayer , desfrayer; Far' la fpefa; Hazerelgaßo Defrayed; Défrayé, des
frayé; Pagato;P<- gado, fatisfecho. A Defrayer; Defray cur; Pag«ore; Pagador. A
Defraying; Defroj, Des frais, desburfe- ment ; Spendimento, pagamento; Gt- ...
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Johnson's English Dictionary, as Improved by Todd and ...
n.s. Privation bv fraud. Brmrn, DEFRA'UDER, de-frJw'Klar. n.s. A deceiver; one
that cheats. Bltvkmorr. DEFRA'UDMENT»,dp-frawd'-menLn.». Privation bv deceit
or fraud. Milton. To'DEFRA'YS, de-fri'. r.a. [defrayer, Fr.] To1 bear the charges of.
Samuel Johnson, John Walker, Henry John Todd, 1830
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Dictionnaire Anglais-français
fraichi, -chie [defreji] adj : faded, dingy, shopworn defrayer d {11} vt 1 : to defray,
to pay 2 defrayer la chronique : to be in the news defricher [defrife] vt 1 : to clear,
to reclaim (land) 2 : to do the spade- work for defriser [defrize] vt 1 : to straighten ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DEFRAYER»
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Sergio Defrayer and Alessandro Adão are government-employed tourist guides at the base of the favela Dona Marta, which is touted as a ... «Christian Science Monitor, Apr 11»
