10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DEWLAPT»
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London encyclopaedia; or, Universal dictionary of science, ...
Id. Who would believe that there were mountaineers Dewlapt like bulls, whose
throats had hanging at 'em Wallets of flesh? Id. That Churchman hears a
bounteous mind, indeed ; A hand as fruitful as the land that feeds us ; His dew
falls every ...
2
Thirteen Satires of Juvenal: With a Commentary by John E. B. ...
Tempest in 3 43 — 6 'when we were boys, I who would believe that there were
mountaineers | dewlapt like bulls, whose throats had hanging at 'em | wallets of
flesh?' In Tartary (Sir G. Staunton embassy 11 201 seq.). ['Evelyn's diary 1646 (I ...
Juvenal, John Eyton Bickersteth Mayor, 1888
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Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
DEWLAPT, adj. Sprogailleach. Dew-woaM, s. Daol dealta. Dswv, adj. l.
Resembling dew, partaking ot' dew: dealtach, dealtmhor, drfichdach, braonach. 2
. moist with dew, roscid : dealtach, drfichdach, braonach, aitidh. szraa, adj. Deas,
deiseal.
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An appendix to his dramatic works. Contents: the life of the ...
Hence dewlapt MD. 4, l- _ _ Dial, sundial, plate marked with lines , where a
shadow shews the hour; watch. AL. Z, 7. AVV. 2, 5. aHd. 1. 2. cllf. 2, 5. RJ, 2, 4.
From the gr. deieloq. . Diaper, napkin, towel. TS. 1, ind. 1. From the middlelat.
diasprus, ...
William Shakespeare, 1826
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary, and Expositor of the ...
DEW BESPREN T, dd-bé-spréntfl part. Sprinkled with dew. DEW DROP, dfi'dr6p.
s. A drop of dew which sparkles at sun-rise. DEWLAP, dd'liip. s. The flesh that
hangs down from the throat of oxen. DEWLAPT, dd'léipt. a. Furnished with
dewaps ...
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Collot's French-English and English-French Dictionary: ...
DEWLAPT, adj. garni de fanous. DEWY di'1'é, adj. convert do rosée. DEXTER,
DEXTRAL d6ks't§r, d§ks'tral, adj. qui est :3 droite. DEXTERITY d'ékste'r/ItE,a.
dextérité,adressc,_/I DEXTEROUS d§ks't§riis, adj. adroit; fin. DEXTEROUSLY
deks' ...
... the body to a majestic height and presenting a bold front; head and bill very
strong, and joining with a uniform curve which gives the head a pleasing and
intelligent expression. Throat, " dewlapt;" color of bill and feet dark orange; head,
...
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The cosmiad, sonnets and rhymes
These everlasting hills with woodland crowned, The wondrous fabric of God's
universe, All, all shall perish and become as nought; Save only thought which
prized immortal born, Breathing sweet incense from the dewlapt morn, Shall long
...
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A Dictionary of English and Bengalee: Tr. from Todd's Ed. of ...
ৰুষবা ফাঁড়ের গলকম্বল, গরুর গলার কম্বল, গন কম্বল, নাসা, ন্তলালিত মাদ্ৰস | Dewlapt, a.
গলকম্বলবিশিন্ট, গলকম্বলযুক্ত, গলকম্বলী | Dew-worm, n. s. f7'ff'f'gIZi"I?fil"'T'£f, f{$
ICPIT2!F1 I Dewy, a. শিশিররৎ শিশিরতুল্য, শিশিরময় বা তদ্ধর্ঘক, শিশি রাক্ত,
শিশিরেতে ...
Samuel Johnson, Henry John Todd, Ramcomul Sen, 1834
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The Poultry-yard: Comprising the Management of Fowls for Use ...
... majestic height and presenting a bold front; the head and bill are very strong,
joining with a uniform curve which gives the head a pleasing and regular
expression; the throat is "dewlapt"; the colour of the bill and feet is dark-orange;
the head, ...
William Charles Linnaeus Martin, Elizabeth Watts, Edward Brown, 1902
