10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PILFERINGLY»
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pilferingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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An Analytical Dictionary of the English Language in which ...
The adverb PILFERINGLY is occasionally written, and also PILFERING as an
adjective. On the other hand, riches acquired by private and petty means is
termed PELF, which has always a contemptuous signification, as if gotten by
practices ...
David BOOTH (Author of the Analytical Dictionary.), 1835
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The phonographic word-book ...: Intended immediately to ...
... palpableness palpitated palpitating palpitation epiieptical pulpousness
Peloponnesus pliabieness plebeianism playfulness pilferingly pulverizable
pulverized pulverization pulverizing plum-pudding plum-porridge plumpness
palatableness ...
Stephen Pearl Andrews, Augustus French Boyle, 1849
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The British Friend of India Magazine, and Indian Review
Colonel Davidson is, in fact, a very agreeable travelling companion, he simply
relates what he saw, and communicates what he heard and felt, and thus his
pages are neither filled with pilferingly culled passages from contemporaneous
works, ...
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... chwiwbigo Pilferer, pil'.ffer-er,s. chwiwlenai, chwiw- leidryn, chwiwleidr,
chwiwgi, chwilgi Female pilferer, ffi'-mël pil'-ffer-er, chwiwladrones Pilfering, pil'-
ffer-ing, s. chwiwladrad : a. chwiwgïaidd, llawysgafn, chwileuns Pilferingly, pil'-ffer
-ing-li, ...
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A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
... v. a. Fr. 'চুরি-কু, অপহরণ-কৃ, পক্ষুতিচুরি-কৃ, হ্খুতমার, সামানৰু চুয়ি;কৃ | To Pilfer,
v. n. অপহারক-হ. পাতিচোর-হ | Pilferer, n. s. *পা'তিচেরে৪ অপহরে'ক৪ (FT?! I Pilfering, n. s.
পাতিচুরি. ক্ষুদু চুরি. নামান্য চুরি | Pilferingly, ad. অপহরণপুবর্বক. পাভিচুরিপুরর্বক.
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The phonographic word-book number two ...: Intended ...
... pusillanimousness Episcopalian appeasableness positiveness poisnuousness
oppositionist palpability palpable n ess palpitated palpitating palpitation
epiteptical pulpousness Peloponnesus pliableness plebeianism playfulness
pilferingly ...
Stephen Pearl Andrews, Augustus French Boyle, 1850
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Walker's Pronouncing Dictionary of the English Language: ...
One who steals petty things. [petty larceny, filchingly. PILFERINGLY, pil'-ffir-lug-le
, adv. With PILFERY, pil'-fdr-é, .2. Petty theft. PILGARLIC, pil-gin'-lik, s. One who
has lost his hair through disease; B. poor forsaken wretch. PILGRIM, pi1'-grim, s.
John Walker, Francis R. Sowerby, 1862
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Boyer's French Dictionary: Comprising All the Additions and ...
Pilferer, ». petit voleur, fripon, m. filou,m. Pilfering, s. larcin, m. Pilferingly, adv. eu
fripon, par larcin. Pilgrim, >. un pèlerin ; v. n. voyager. Pu. grimage, ». pèlerinage,
m. Pill, t. pilule,/. . Pillage, v. a. piller; ». pillage,? Pillager,«, un pillard, un voleur, ...
Abel Boyer, William Bentley Fowle, 1835
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Dictionnaire françois-anglois et anglois-françois ... revue ...
PILFERER fpll'-feur-eur), s. [who steal* Jetty things] Pclit-roleur ; J'ripon, m. fdou,
m. PILFEU1NG (]>ir-ffur-5n'gw),j. [from To 'ilfer] Larcin, m. faction de voler, Hfc.
PILFERINGLY (pll'-teur-Wpif-W), arfe. like a pilferer] En escroc, enJUou, cnfripon.
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Acomplete dictionary of the english language, both with ...
... PlLE, pi'le. s. A strong piece of wood? s. Discharge of To PlLE, pi'le. v.a. To
heap, to lay PlG, pig'. r. A young sow or boar; iPlLEATED, piY-ya-tld. a. In the: The
house or building in which pi- PILFERINGLY, pllssfer-ing-ly. ad.
PIGEONLIVERED ...
