10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MADEFACTION»
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madefaction in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
madefaction and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The principles of the philosophy of the expansive and ...
Besides, This Doctrine Informs us, that the Crust of the Glomus and the External
Threads, of which it is Composed, do not Change their Figure by Madefaction,
and there is no Reason Assigned, why the next Interior Coat of Threads should
do it ...
2
A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary: And Expositor of the ...
A madman ; a wild, hot-brained fellow. To Madden, madkln, v. n. 103. To become
mad, to act aa.mad. To Madden, madkln, v. a. To make mad. Madder, mad-dur, *.
98. A plant. Made, made, 75. part. pret. of Make. Madefaction, mad-de-fak^shun ...
3
The principal roots and derivatives of the Latin languge, ...
Stridulous] from strideo, to make a noise, to crash or creak, is derived stridulous;
making a crashing or creahing noise. 6 Algid] from algeo, to be cold, is derived
algid ; cold. t Madefaction] of madeo, to be wet, and factum (sup. of faoio), to
make, ...
4
A New and Improved Standard French and English and English ...
MACULER, late. MADAME, sf. madam, mistress, my lady. Monsieur vaut bien — ;
he is as good as she. MADEFACTION, sf. [pharm.] act of making wet, madefaction
. MADEFIER, va. [pharm.] to madefy, to moist. MADELONNETTES mad-lo-net, ...
Alexander G. Collot, 1856
5
Letters to Squire Pedant, in the East
In a brevity of time, there was a copious decadence of pluvious globules which
subjected me and Indagator to thorough madefaction. The streams assumed
ampliations that might be in- styled a local cataclysm. Aqueous domination
prevailed ...
Samuel Klinefelter Hoshour, 1856
6
United States Congressional serial set
The air is then passed up through the vertical tunnel to the upper air chambers.
Madefaction of the air. — It is in these latter, after that the air has been warmed,
that it is proposed to madefy it, or supply it with that amount of moisture proper to
its ...
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The principal roots and derivatives of the Latin language ...
Madefaction] of madeo, to be wet, and factum (facio), to make, is compounded
madefaction ; a wetting, being or making wet. 5 Nitent] from niteo, to shine, is
derived nitent; shining, bright. 6 Patent] from pateo, to lie open, is derived patent,
open; ...
8
The Union Dictionary: Containing All that Truly Useful in ...
Madefaction, inid-db-f-.'ik'shtin. e. the act of making wet. Bacon. Madefy, mid'dt-fi.
v. a. to moisten, to make we Madeira-wine, mi-d&'r='i-wine. .9. a rich white wine.
Madhouse, m5d'hE.?ise. .9. a house where madmen are cured or confined.
9
Harper's New Monthly Magazine
He bade IIester be silent, who, indeed, was as dumb as a mousc, poor thing! he
told Aunt Lambert (who was indulging in that madefaction of pocket-
handkerchicfs which I have before described), and with something like an
imprecation, that ...
10
The Virginians: A Tale of the Last Century
He bade Hester be silent, who indeed was as dumb as a mouse, poor thing! he
told Aunt Lambert (who was indulging in that madefaction of pocket-
handkerchiefs which I have before described), and with something like an
imprecation, that the ...
William Makepeace Thackeray, 1859
