10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EDACIOUSLY»
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The Cabinet dictionary of the English language
English language. 211 212. EBUBNEAN EDACIOUSLY Ebaraesn, i • ai ' an) a, [L
. eburneu*, from ebur, irorr.J Made of ivory. Eearts, ('□□>. .-.r r, ; y, [ k ] A game at
cutis. Xebttie, (ek-bat'ik) a. [G. et6a(U-<w, from fl-bat-ann, U> go or step out. ] ...
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Supplement to Craig's universal dictionary
Ecstatically, eks-tat'e kal-le, ad. In an ecstatic manner; with ecstatic feeling.
Edaciously, o-da'shus-le, ad. Greedily ; with a keen appetite. Edaciousness, e-da'
shus-nes, a. The quality of being edacious. Eddas, ed'das, s. A West Indian name
for ...
P Austin Nuttall, John Craig (F.G.S.), 1864
Shyamanand surveys his plate and again ponders why he has lumped food on it
so edaciously. 'It shouldn't be an issue at all! She's your wife. You hatched her
maladies. You should pay for them.' Burfi nettles and bridles like clockwork.
Upamanyu Chatterjee, 1997
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comprehensive dictionary ogf the world
EDACIOUS, e-da'-shus, a. (Lat.) Eating; given to eating; greedy; ravenous;
voracious. EDACIOUSLY, e-da'-shus-le, ad. Greedily; ravenously. Emicrrv,e-das'-
e-te, s. (Lat.) Greediness; voracity; ravenousness; rapacity. EDAM, e'-dam, A
fortified ...
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The standard pronouncing dictionary of the English language
(Ft.) A stable for horses. Ec ze'ma, x. An eruption of the skin. E-dfl'cious, [shus) a.
Eating ; voracious ; — ad. Edaciously ; — s. Edaciousness. E-dac'i-ty. s. Voracity ;
greediness. Ed'da, j. A collection of poetry containing the ancient Scandinavian ...
trainer, a young woman in high, white, Russian boots and a blue satin costume,
edged around the bottom with polar bear fur, dropped her whip to toss them fish,
which they caught in the air and devoured edaciously. O, Paul, I'm having such a
...
The aristocratic lifestyle which they edaciously maintained was undoubtedly the
cause of their quest to maintain such a magnanimous bloodline. Paramount in
importance and significance, inbreeding ensued as a means to this end.
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Jonathan Swift , Dean of St Patricks writes again
... edaciously chewing defecation. So before all is toxic and laid to waste, Comply
with our ethereal expectation. You are gifted, free will, but will you use it? Tis
actually a palpable product fault. To use, free will for greed, seems you abuse it.
Edaciously she consumed its love, its care and its devotion. A flood of emotions
inundated her like the limpid waves of the ancient Wakulla Springs. It almost
touched her core, as they traveled down the lane of dreamy happiness, as far as
they ...
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A Supplement to the Imperial Dictionary, English, ...
Together with Numerous Obsolete, Obsolescent, and Scottish Words ... Not
Included in Previous English Dictionaries John Ogilvie. ECCENTRIC-ROD
ECDYSIS EDACIOUSLY terms during which the superior courts at Westminster
are open.
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