10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MONTICULOUS»
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The Superior Person's Second Book of Weird and Wondrous Words
MONTICULOUS a. <£ Having small projections. From "monticulus" — a small rise
or elevation. A suitable and, ultimately, necessary alternative for "papuliferous" (
pimply); your adolescent son is bound to find out sooner or later what you mean ...
2
A Dictionary of the English and Russian Languages:
Холмйстый, а. hilly, full of hills, monticulous. Холмйтьея, sa, r. to be covered with
hills. Холмйще, п. а large hill. XoJiMoßá'risii'íi, a. rather hilly. Xo/iiviorópbi,fpl.
Kholmogorliee. Холмъ, т. а 11111, а mount , a liOlt. Хблоденъ, s. Х6л0дный.
3
An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... Monticle, mon'-ti-cl, l s. mynyddyn, Monticule, mon'-ti-ciwl, ) bryncyn, go- fryn,
myntyn [fryniau bychain Monticulate, mon-tic'-iw-lët, a. âg iddo Monticulous, mon-
tic'-iw-lys, a. llawn. o fân fryniau, mânfryniog Montigenous, mon-tij'-en-ys, a. a gy-
...
4
The Madras Journal of Literature and Science
Legs and feetblue, 10 to IOg inches long; bill I T'Fth; tail 5% to5'z'; tarsus HLths.
Long antealtoe HS-ths; long posteal do. Tt'tgths; weight 1% oz. Sexes alike,
exclusively monticulous and a forester. Tail oflO feathers divaricated and forked.
5
An English Dictionary....
Montera,-ro, fp. a Hunters \or Horfemams. Cap. Montgomery, Möns Go» merius, »
City in Wales. Monticulous, I. full of Monticlet, L little Hills. Montifkhet, de momifixo
, a noted "Цате. Montivagant.-gous, 1. wan- dring on the Mountains. Dd г Mont* ...
6
Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal
General manners of Cuculus, but exclusively monticulous and a forester. Remark
.-The bill, tongue, feet, and wings are precisely those of Cuculus canorus, with
these trivial diversities—if such they can be reckoned—that the wing is hardly so
...
Asiatic Society (Calcutta, India), 1840
7
A Gaelic Dictionary in Two Parts. To which is Prefixed a New ...
Monticulous, a. Dùnanach, beannanach, binneanach. Monument, s. Carn
cuimhne, cuspair cuimhne, comhar cuimhne ; tuam ; clach uaigh, cuimhneachan,
clach cuimhne. Monumental, a. Cuimhneachail ; tuamail. Mood, s. (Of a verb),
modh, ...
Robert Archibald Armstrong, 1825
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Glossographia Anglicana nova, or, A dictionary, interpreting ...
little Mountains. Monticulous, full of Monticles. Montivagant, wandring on
Mountains. Monument, (Lat.) a Memorial for after A ges, a Tomb, Statue, Pillar.
Mood , Humour, Temper, Disposition. Mood, in Mustek,, signifies certain
Proportions of the ...
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Glossographia Anglicana Nova: Or, A Dictionary, Interpreting ...
little Mountains. Monticulous, full of Monticles. Montivagant, wandering on
Mountains. Monument, (Lat.) a Me- ' morial for after A ges, a Tomb, Statue, Pillar.
Mood , Humour, Temper, Disposition. Mood, in 'Musics, signifies certain
Proportions of ...
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Madras Journal of Literature and Science
Long anteal toe -f^ths; long posteal do. T"ffths; weight 1} oz. Sexes alike,
exclusively monticulous and a forester. Tail of 10 feathers divaricated and forked.
The two extreme feathers smaller lhan any of the rest." Mr. Hodgson further says
that ...
