10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FRONDOUS»
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frondous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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A Medicinal Dispensatory: Containing the Whole Body of ...
'e is perpeutually frondous , its caule is'tall round Kingdom-erect z fastigiated with
an orbicular ftimmity: ss with leafeslike their) ofPi'ze, but more carnous, shorter ,
dbtuse and amare' with many folious, angust, gra veolcnt and rough but not ...
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary of the English Language: ...
FRONDIFEROUS, frAn-dlPAr-As, a. Bearing leaves. FRONDOUS, fronidu3, a. A
frondous flower, is one which is leafy, and produces branches, charged with both
leaves and flowers. Instances of this luxurious sometimes occur in the rose and ...
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An Explanatory and Phonographic Pronouncing Dictionary of ...
The precise time of the year. and month, in which each species of plants unfolds
its leaves. FRONDIFE ROUS, frou-dlfldr-ds, n. Bearing leaves. FRONDOUS, fron-'
dds, a. Afrorulous flower, is one which is leafy. and produces branches, charged
...
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A popular and complete English dictionary
Frondiferocs, froo-dlffer-fts, [L. frons aud fero, to bear.] a. Producing fronds.
Frondous, fron'dus, a. A frondous flower is one which is leafy. Fromt, front, [L.
frons, frontis; Tr. front,] n. Pro. ptrly, the forehead, or part of the face ubuvo the
eyes; bence, ...
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A Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary of the English ...
A frondous flower, is one which is leafy, and produces branches, clmrgedwith
both leaves and flowers. Instances of this luxurilnce sometimes Occur in the rose
and anemone. FRONT, front', 1:. This word is vulgarlyeurrupted into Frunl ,- but I ...
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Lederer on Language: A Celebration of English, Good Grammar, ...
May-m various dictionaries: apodous, antropodous, blizzardous, cogitabundous,
decapodous, frondous, gastropodous, heteropodous, hybridous, iodous,
isopodous,jeopardous, lagopodous, lignipodous, molybdous, mucidous, multzfid-
ous, ...
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Locke's National Monthly
Meantime the wind sang in the frondous tops o* the high pines, and the
mockingbird, our nightingale, twitted and chir- rupped in the mimosas below. At
length I went to bed, sad, wondering, perplexed. When morning came, I got up,
without ...
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The Jerusalem Delivered of Torquato Tasso
XII Beautiful birds, among the frondous boughs, Vie with each other in seductive
spells ; O'er wood and water gentle Zephyr blows, And them to murmur as she
strikes compels. When cease the birds, loudly the air replies ; When sing the
birds, ...
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comprehensive dictionary ogf the world
/G1-J A genus of South American plants. consisting of frondous trees, with
opposite, petiolate leaves, and large rose-coloured, racemose flowers. Class,
didynamia; order, sngiospermia. Dznrzcri, del-paysli, (Jacques Mat.thieu,) \Vas
born at ...
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The Word Circus: A Letter-perfect Book
At least thirty-two additional dous words repose in various dictionaries: apodous,
antropodous, blizzardous, cogitabundous, decapodous, frondous, gas-
tropodous, heteropodous, hybridous, iodous, isopodous, jeopardous,
lagopodous, ...
