10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OVARIOUS»
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1
The Art of Discrimination
... 'auriferous', and 'ovarious', and his philological approach is properly
represented by the following comment: 'ovarious is an adj. of abundance, from lat
. ovum, an egg, Lit. full of eggs; oval, i.e. in the shape of an egg; with pario, to
bring forth, ...
2
Afropop: An Illustrated Guide To Contemporary African Music
SIERRA LEONE: OVarious, Musique Traditionelles (Ocora, France) GHANA: O
Mustapha Ten v Addy, Royal Drums of Ghana OObo Addy, Okropong (Earthbeat,
US) OKakraba Lobi, The World of Kakraba Lobi (JVC, Japan) OPan-African ...
Sean Barlow, Banning Eyre, Jack Vartoogian, 1995
3
A Materia Medica Animalia: Containing the Scientific ...
Ovarious. Consisting of eggs; as ovarious food. Ovary; Ovarium. That part of a
female animal in which the eggs are formed or lodged; or the part in which the
foetus is supposed to be formed. Ouate. Shaped like the longitudinal section of
an ...
4
A Comprehensive Dictionary of the World
Ovarious, o-vd-re-us, a. Consisting of or containing eggs, as ovarious food.
Ovarium, o-vd-re-umj (Lat.) In anatomy: see Otary, o'-na-re, \ ' Ovaria. — In botany
, the lower part of the pistil of a flower, con- taming the rndiments of the future
plants.
... perhaps by either an excrementitious or ovarious deposition on the grass, the
qualities of which (particularly if ovarious) would probably be much changed by
the degree of heat before mentioned. But I do not believe that any such
deposition ...
Samuel Latham Mitchill, 1806
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Archives of Useful Knowledge
... either an ex- crementitious or ovarious deposition on the grass, the qualities of
which (particularly if ovarious) would probably be much changed by the degree
of heat before mentioned. But I do 400 BLABBERING DISTEMPER IN HORSES,
...
7
The Medical Fortnightly
Toward the distal end of the vasa ovarioa the vein and artery become more
branched, oooupying more space whence the plexus ovarious divides its
branches to accompany the additional vessels. The distal end of the plexus
ovarious divides ...
8
Historical Collections of South Carolina
He is perhaps the largest animal, except the crocodile in Africa, of the ovarious
kind. The bear is a fierce animal, but in many respects a rich prize to th elndian
hunter. The beaver is also a native of Carolina, and his fur is a precious article of
...
Rivers Carro Bartholomew Rivers Carroll, Bartholomew Carroll, 2010
9
The Seasons ... With Britannia. By James Thomson ... Ode on ...
Here the plain harmless native his small flock, And herd diminutive of many hues.
,- A 870 Tends on the little ifland's verdant swell, The shepherd's sea-girt reign: or
, to the tocks Dire clinging, gathers his ovarious food ,Or sWeeps the fishy shore ...
10
The History and Antiquities of the Town of Newark, in the ...
"(DD-OVARIOUS, and distant, have been the periods to which the foundation of
the Church at Newark has been attributed. Thoroton', from whom one should'
reasonably have expected some information on the subject, passes over its
origin ...
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Being phobic about more or less all things ovarious (“consisting of, or like eggs”), I'm not sure what the test of a good baked egg would be. «Telegraph.co.uk, Dec 14»
