10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GLUISH»
Discover the use of
gluish in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
gluish and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The new and complete dictionary of the German and English ...
£eim, ber, Glue, Lime, a clammy, gluish or viscous Matter serving to Join two
Things and to make them stick together; also a Kind of Paste. £eitn (Ube n , to
make , to feeth Glue. SDJimbietm, Icinglass, Mouth- Glue. $tsd>ler» ober ^ifd)
erleim, ...
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Vollständiges Wörterbuch Der Englischen Sprache Für Die ...
Ltimfarbc, die, eine mit Leimwaffet anf: gctragene Fatbe, a gluifii WaterColour. ' v
mit Lcimfarbt tnalen; to paint in gluish Water-Colours. Leim , Lcimen oder Lehm,
ber, ferre Etde, Clay. (Loam, Mud, Slime) Potter's Earth. Ltimen ober Lehm mit ...
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A Dictionary of the English and Portuguese Languages: In Two ...
Gluish, adj. pegadiço, viscoso, glutinoso. Glum, (t. da gir. ) Ve Sullen. Glut, s. a
cousa engulida ; it. fartura, superabundancia. To Glut, v. a. engulir, devorar; i*
fartar demasiadamente de comer ou de qualquer outra cousa, encher. Glutinous.
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Patents for Inventions: Abridgments of Specifications ...
These are, " the use of resinous or balsamic substances " (as copal, pitch, tar, or
their equivalents) with sulphur or its " vapor, and the application of heat in
combination with gluish " or gelatinous substances either with or without other ...
Great Britain. Patent Office,
1875
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A New Abridgment of Ainsworth's Dictionary: English and ...
Lentesco, ere, — — incept, to become clammy or gluish; to cleave ; to stick ; to
rope ; to grow gentle or supple ; ftaggy or limber. LenllcQla.e. f. dim. [a tena] a
tittle lentil; a freckle ; a caris- matitry, Lentlgïi loans, a, um. adj. hav- ing his face
full of ...
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Patents for inventions. Abridgments of specifications
Under this patent the inventor also claims "the use of resinous or balsamic
substances (as copal, pitch, tar, or their equivalents) with sulphur or its vapor, and
the application of heat in combination with gluish or gelatinous substances, either
...
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Vocabulaire complet français-anglais et anglais-français
basement Empatement, sm. making gluish Empater, va. to make gluish, stick to
— un tableau de couleurs, [peint.] to put layers of paint upon a picture — un
chapon , to fatten a capon Empature, sf. [mar.] scarf Empaumer, va. to strike with
the ...
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Fruits and Flowers of Oregon and Washington
A deep, strong, wheat soil, with a gluish subsoil, capable of retaining sufiicient
moisture for vigorous tree growth, is the best for general orcharding. A soil with
dry, open, gravelly subsoil is to be avoided. Such soils are not lasting either with
...
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John Florio: A Worlde of Wordes
GROMMARE, to become mossie, hard, rugged, durtie, crustie, scurvie, grettie,
gummie, gluish, scabbie. Grimaldelliere l" Grosso (ЭКОМ—1050, moůie, gommie
, gluish. Also daubed or laid on with mortar, rugged, knottie, scurvie, scabbed.
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An English and Welsh Dictionary, Wherein, Not Only the ...
IT To rope or grow ropy, [draw out into viscous filaments, as bread sometimes
doth] (ilnd- iogi, myned yn ludiog; edafeddn, llinynnu. f To rope or be ropy, [run
thick or gluish, as some liquors do] Rhedeg (difern) yn dew- wydn neti'n llinynnng
...
John Walters, Hannah Walters,
1828