10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INTERTWISTINGLY»
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An English and Chinese standard dictionary: A-L
By intertwining or being intertwined, Intertwist, (in-ter-twist') v. t. To twist together, |
g<g-, Intertwistingly, (in-tcr-twist'-ing-le) adv. By intertwisting or being intertwisted,
Interval, (in'-ter-val) n. 1. A space between, HA, MA. RA. Mlt, HUE, WEB, as, ...
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Mercantile Speller: Containing the Correct Ways of Spelling ...
... or Interspinous Interstellar, or Interstellary Interstice interstitial interstitially
Intertexture Intertie Intertrigo Intertropical Intertwine intertwined intertwining
intertwiningly Intertwist intertwisted intertwisting intertwistingly Interval Intervary
Intervein ...
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Intertrigo Intertropical Intertwine intertwined intertwining intertwiningly Intertwist
intertwisted intertwisting intertwistingly Interval Intervary Intervein interveined
interveining Intervene intervened intervening intervener intervention Interview ...
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Intertrigo Inter-tropical Intertwine intertwined intertwining intertwinineg Intertwist
intertwisted intertwisting intertwistingly Interval Intervary Intervein interveined
interveining Intervene intervened intervening intervener intervention Interview ...
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Chambers's Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
... and Tropical] Intertwine, in-ter-twin', v.t. to twine or twist toget/zer.—v.i. to be
twisted together : to become mutually involved.—adv. Intertwin'1ng1y. [L. inter,
together, and Twine.] Intertwist, in-tér-twist', v.t. to twist toget/ier.— adv.
Intertwistingly.
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The Century dictionary and cyclopedia: a work of universal ...
W. Mason, Caractarus. interval intertwistingly (in-ter-twis'ting-li), adv. intertwisting
or being intertwisted. interunion (in-ter-u'nyon), n. [< inter- union.] An
interblending. [Rare.] By The . . , the choir. more eloquent interunion of human
voices in ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1906
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
To disturb. interval intertwistingly (in-ter-twis'ting-li), adv. By intertwisting or being
intertwisted. interunion (in-ter-u'nyon), n. [< inter- + union.] An interblending. [Bare
.] The . . . more eloquent interunion of human voices in the choir. 0. W. Cable ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1914
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
W. Mason, Caractacus. interval intertwistingly (in-ter-twis'ting-li), adr. By
intertwisting or being intertwisted. inteninion (in-ter-u'nyon), «. [< inter- + union.]
An interblending. [Rare.] The . . . more eloquent interunion of human voices in ^
the choir.
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The Imperial Dictionary of the English Language: A Complete ...
Byron Intertwistingly (in-ter-twisfing-li). adv. By intertwisting or being Intertwisted.
Interval (in'ter-val). n. [L. intervallum, the space between the rampart of a camp
and the soldiers* tents— inter, l>etween. and vallum, an earthen wall or rampart ...
John Ogilvie, Charles Annandale, 1883
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The Century Dictionary: An Encyclopedic Lexicon of the ...
W. Mason, Caractocus. interval intertwistingly (in-ter-twis'ting-li), adv. By
intertwisting or being intertwisted. interunion (in-ter-u'nypn), «. [< inter- + union.]
An interblending. [Rare.] The . . . more eloquent interunion of human voices In the
choir. 0.
William Dwight Whitney, 1889
