10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PRECIPITANTNESS»
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The Spelling Dictionary: Or, a Collection of All the Common ...
... pragmitically precessron pot-sherd pragmaticalncfi precinct p6ttage pragmatick
pr6cious porter praise prEciously p6ttle praiser prEciousness P6tton praise-
worthy pr6cipicc pot-valiant prance precipitant pouch princer precipitantness
poverty ...
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A Dictionary of the Welsh Language, Explained in English: ...
... he is falling head foremoít. Gwysgawd, ». m. — fl. gwysgodbn (gwysg) A ten-
dencydownwards; précipitation, Gwyfgi, ». m. (gwysg) A tendency downwards, or
to a level ; precipitantness. Gwysgiad, i. m. (gwysg) A precipitating ; précipitation.
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The Milesian Chief. A Romance
... lacerated to the bone, till the animals became steady, He then hurried round,
and throwing- open the door of the carriage, implored them to alight while the
horses were led down the hill, whose precipitantness* defied the skill of the driver
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Charles Robert Maturin, 1812
... PRECIPITANCE PRECIPITANCES PRECIPITANCIES PRECIPITANCY
PRECIPITANT PRECIPITANTLY PRECIPITANTNESS PRECIPITANTNESSES
PRECIPITANTS PRECIPITATE PRECIPITATED PRECIPITATELY
PRECIPITATENESS ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
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Mercantile speller: containing the correct ways of spelling ...
... Precinct Precious preciously preciousness Precipice Precipitate precipitated
precipitating precipitability precipitable Precipitance.] precipitance, or
precipitancy precipitant precipitan tly precipitantness precipitately precipitation *
See Appendix.
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An Universal Etymological English Dictionary ...
PRECIPITANTNESS (of pr*cipitani,L.) tidiness, hastiness, unadvisedness.
PRECIPITATE (prarcipitatut, L.) rafli, fcasty, unadvised. Philosophical
PRECIPITATE, is made with running mercury put into a matrass, and fit in sand
heat for 40 days, ...
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A Dictionary of the Welsh Language, Explained in English
Headlomz, foreward. Dyna fo un syrthiaw туз; ci ben, there he is falling head
foremost. G-wysgaud, s. m.-pl. gwysgodion (gwysg) A tendency downwards,
precipitation. Gwysgi, s. т` (gwysgl А tendency downwards, or to а level,
precipitantness.
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Dictionary of the Welsh Language: Explained in English
(gwy agí A tendency downwards, or to a level, precipitantness. Gwysgiad, ». m. (g
*ysg) A precipitation. Gwysgiaw, v. a. (g*yeg) To precipitate. Gwysgiawl, a. (
gwysg) Precipitant, headlong. Gwysgion, ». m. aggr. (gwysg) Pottage, porridge.
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Johnson's dictionary of the English language, in miniature: ...
... an ootward limit, hoondary Pre'cioos, a. valoahle, costly, of great price Pre'
cipice, t, a perpendicolar declivity Precipitance, /. rash haste, headlong horry
Precipitant, a. falling headlong, hasty Precipitantness, /. hastiness, rashness
Prccipitate, ...
Samuel Johnson, Rev. Joseph Hamilton, 1810
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A new general English dictionary; to which is prefixed a ...
... or PRECIPITOUS rA.Thjsty, raOi, thoughtless, dangerous. PRECIPITANT (S. )
with the Chymiftt, is a tel m used for any liquor poured 0:1a dissolution, which
separates the dissolved mutter, and calif, s. it to subside. PRECIPITANTNESS ...
Thomas Dyche, William Pardon, 1781
