10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ENCRINIC»
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The Medical Vocabulary: Containing a Concise Explanation of ...
Etym. as, and Syn. of Encrinic. ENDAI. Syn. Anders. ENDANGIUM (Gr. endon,
within ; aggeion, a vein). The lining membrane of vessels. ENDEIXIOL'OGY (Gr.
indication; logos, speech). doctrine of indications. ENDEMIAL, ENDEM'IC ...
Robert FOWLER (M.D., of Edinburgh.), 1860
Etym.as, and Syn. of Encrinic. EX DAI. Syn. in Limousin of Anders. ENDANGIUM (
Gr. endon, within; aggeiont a vein). The lining membrane of vessels. ENDEIXIOL'
OGY (Gr. endeixis, indication ; logos, speech). The doctrine of indications.
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A Supplement to the Imperial Dictionary, English, ...
To surround with a collar. ENCOM'PASS, v. t. [add.] To get into one's power ; to
obtain. [SAaA.] ENCOKP'ORING.t ppr. [Ft.] Incorporating. [Chaucer.] ENCRI'NAL,
a. Same as Encrinic. ENCRINITES, n. A genus (Encrinus) of petrified crinoideans,
...
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... CYCLOSES DIACIDIC DIDACTIC ECCLESIAe ECOTYPIC ENCRINIC
FLOCCOSE GLYCEMIC HECTICLY HICCATEE LACTIFIC MACCABOY
MUCHACHA NUMCHUCK OCCUPATE PASTICCIO PRINCOCK RICERCARe
SCENICAL. 268 8 ...
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The imperial dictionary, English, technological, and ...
Same as Encrinic. EN'CRINITES, n. A genus (Encrinus) of petrified crinoideans,
known by the name of stone-lilies, or lily-shaped animals, and supposed to have
beenamong the earliest inhabitants of the deep. The animal possessed a column
...
John Ogilvie, Noah Webster, 1856
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comprehensive dictionary ogf the world
ENCBIXAL, ENCRINIC, ENCBINXTAL, or ENGINNITIC, en'-kre-nal, en-krin'-ick,
en-I:n'n'-e-lal. enIrre-nit'-ick, a. Pertaining to the encrinite; composed of encrinites;
containing encrinites. Eucnnwrs, en'-kre-nitc, s. ('Gr.) The name by which the ...
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Atlas, The, universal travellers' and tourists' telegraphic ...
... Encore Encoring Encorvar Encourar Encouto Encradle Encranio Encravo
Encrepe Encrespo Encresta Encrinic Encroach Encubar Encycle Endacin
Endanger Endark Endarken Endechar Endelsy Endermic Enderon Endica
Endilgar Endiple ...
Thomas Walter Hartfield, 1896
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Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
rrfHHI^í (зачтет); adjs. encrinal rrfv^HTcferr; encrinic Ц&Ь- тщгт; encrinital,
encrinitic rrfhp- ТГСЙТ encroach v.í. згтчч>чи1 ЧТТГ, arRrT¡T4 ЧГТТТ, ÇTT %ТТ;
ЗГЧТТЧГГТ Т%5Т чгттт, гтт зттт; л. encroacher зггтч>ГТТ; ff*TèrT ЧГТТ stwt; ...
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī, 1981
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History of Hertfordshire
The font is of serpentine marble, resting on a base of alabaster, and supported on
a step of encrinic marble. The chancel window consists of five lights, each
containing two subjects taken from the life of our Lord. On the south side is a two-
light ...
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Leidse geologische mededelingen
III - 1 ) or encrinic (PI. III - 2) appearance is rypical of this facies. Sometimes much
detrital well- ounded siliciclastic quartz grains are concentrated in rtylolites (PI. III-
l). This material is concentrated jresumably according to the mechanism ...
Berend George Escher, 1972
