10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EDACIOUSNESS»
Discover the use of
edaciousness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
edaciousness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
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
(Our Captain would say he surpasseth edaciousness.) I simply don't know where
he puts all the tuck. As Johnnyjoe used to remark from time to time: 'that little
Lordship must have a hollow leg, be the holtey.~ There is something of a
distance ...
3
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 ...
4
The West India Sketch Book
The hurricane of 1780 completely annihilated the vermin; — whose
edaciousness has been instanced in a return made to the Ordnance Department
; wherein a whole brigade of light field brass ordnance was stated to have been
devoured by ...
Trelawney Wentworth, 1835
5
A Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages: Abridged ...
Ectropion, inversion del párpado. tbctypal, a. Tomado dol original. tEctype, a
Eetipo, copla. Eeumenlc.il a. Ecuménico. Edacious, ff. Voraz, glotón.
Edaciousness, Edacity, e. Glotonería. Edder, a V. Adder. To Eddor, va. Enlazar
una empalizada.
Mariano Velázquez de la Cadena, 1864
6
Oxford Thesaurus of English
... overeating, gourmandism, gourmandizing, gluttonousness, voraciousness,
voracity, wolfishness, insatiability; informal piggishness, hoggishness, gutsiness;
technical polyphagia, hyperphagia; rare edaciousness, edacity, gulosity,
esurience.
7
Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
Ectropion, inversion de parpa- E'ctvpal, a. Tomado del original. E'ctvpe, ». Ectipo,
copia. Ecumenical, a. Ecuménico. EdAcious, a. Voraz, comedor. Epáoty,
EdAciousness, ». Voracidad, glotonería, [der. E'dder, ». 1 . Setura, coreado de
seto. 2.
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1827
The disposition of the militia soldier to edaciousness at annual camp seasons is
well known and the cause of the majority of their physical ailments. Some cases
of severe organic disease were sent home upon detection. A careful physical ...
New Jersey. Adjutant-General's Office, 1908
9
Grammar with vocabularies of Volapük: (the language of the ...
... lek. echo, lekon. eelaircissement. niin: plan. eclat, klat. eclipse, nefiedon.
ecliptic, klipit. economic, koriomik. economical, kmitik. economist, konomel.
economize, konombn. economy, konom. ecstasy, ]egfil. edacious, lufidik.
edaciousness, ...
Johann Martin Schleyer, 1887
10
Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
4 TTT W ^Tîft träft TT TT^Ti СТТТТсТ ТГТТ 4ÏR eczema л. цГ-мчТ, ТТТТ, УМН;
аау. eczematous rífiRRMRW, ТТТТТТ edacious adj. <T£, ЩТЫ, згттт«тт; nj.
edaciousness, edacity 3TtT*rftTTT, Ч^ЧТ edaphic ad?. ЧЪТЧ; л. edaphology
eddish п.
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī, 1981
