10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «JEOPARDER»
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... jep'-ard, ) v.a peryglu.en- Jeopardize.jep'-ard-eizJ bydn, pydu Jeoparder, jep'-
ard-er, s. peryglwr, per- yglydd, anturiwr [bydus, pydus Jeopardous, jep'-ard-ys, a.
peryglus, en- Jeopardy, jep'-ard-I, s. perygl, enbyd- rwydd, p£d ; ingder Jerboa, ...
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A New Universal, Technological, Etymological, and ...
JEOPARDER, jep'pur-dnr, s. One who puts to hazard. JEOPARDIZE, jep'pur-dize,
v. a. To expose to loss or injury ; to jeopard. JEOPARDOUS, jep'pur-dus, a.
Exposed to danger; perilous ; hazardous. JEOPAHDOUSLY, jcp'pnr-dus-le, ad.
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Neumann and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
Jenneting, ». Especie de manzana temprana. JÉnset, ». Caballo chico de
España. To Jéopard, re. Arriesgar. Jeoparder, ». El que arriesga. JÉoFAKDors, a.
Peligroso. Jéopardoi si v. ad. Peligrosamente. Jeopardy, ». Riesgo, peligro. Jerk,
».
Henry Neumann, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1839
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English Language Word Builder
... FASHTONER FRUTTERER GRAUNCHER HEARTENER TMPRTNTER
TNHABTTER JEOPARDER LTGHTENER MEANDERER MONOSKÍER
OUTWORKER PLANTSHER PORTRAYER PREVENTER PURLOTNER
REBOUNDER ...
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A new and complete dictionary of the English and German ...
Jeoparder, jep-purd-fir, ».be' 3aget. фадИф, ¡icfultríid? Jeopardous, jep-pur-dûs,
a Jeopardously, í/f/. ¡leñibríitti, in Sefabt. [eefabt. Jeopardy, j?pipur-de, ». bie
Jeremy, jèr-è-mé, ». 3etemiaS. Jerfalcon, jlr-faw-kun , f. Gerfalcon. Jerk, jerk, и.
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A pronouncing and explanatory dictionary of the English ...
An oversight in pleading, or other proceeding at law ; or the acknowledgment of a
mistake. JEOPARD, jep^ord, vt. To hazard. JEOPARDER.jcVArd-Ar, n. One who
puts to hazard. JEOPARDIZE, jipiArd-i'z, rt. To expose to loss or injury. [injury.
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A Dictionary of the English Language: Intended to Exhibi ... ...
JEOPARDER, n. jep'arder. One who puts to hazard. JEOPARDIZE, r. t. jep'ardize.
To expose to loss or injury ; to jeopard. [This is a modern word, used by
respectable writers in America, but synonymous with jeopard and therefore
useless.] ...
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Reports of cases by John Caryll: part II, 1501-1522
Et sur ceo fuit demande del dit J. Savage sil voyle luy jeoparder sur son dit plea
ou nemy: que dit, per advise de son counsaile, que non, mes lui mitte en le grace
nostre seignior le roy etc. Fineux. vous aves fait sagement, car verement le ...
John Caryll, John Hamilton Baker, England. Court of King's Bench, 2000
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The Publications of the Selden Society
Mes le demaundant nosa pas de jeoparder le issue, pur ceo que si le
counterplee ne fuit pas bon lissue ne fuit forsque un jeofaile. Et pur cest cause le
mater fuit adjorne tanque al prochein terme etc. Record CP 40/926, m. 265,
Mordaunt.
John Hamilton Baker, 1999
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Flügel's Complete Dictionary of the German and English ...
L. T. baê SBerfeben in einer SJerthet bigungêrebe j bie TCnerf ennung beê
SSerfebenè. To JEOPARD, 1 ». я. in ®efahr (aufè (Spiel) Го JEOPARDIZE, J
fcfcen, wagen, hafarbiren. JEOPARDER, ». ber Soagenbe. JEOPARDOUS (adv.
— LY) ...
Johann Gottfried Flügel, C. A. Feiling, A. Heimann, 1841
