10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REASTINESS»
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... adyswiriant Reassure, ri-as-shw'-yr, v. a. ailddilysu , ailwirio, ailsicrân,
ailgyfnerthu, ad- yswirio [adyswiriwr Reassurer, rias-shwr'-er, s. ailddiogelwr,
Reastiness, ris'-ti-nes, s. mysni, drwg- eawredd, drewdod Reasty, ris'-ti, o. mws,
drwgsawrus ...
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The Life of James II. King of England Etc
... foresaw that war must amount too) had been expended in encreasing the
Naval force, it would haue made the Nation impregnable not only against France,
but all the world besides; but he was disapointed in this by the reastiness of some
, ...
James-Stanier Clarke, 1816
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The Vocabulary of East-Anglia Etc. - London, J. B. Nicols 1830
2. Rancid ; and probably so is this of rusty, from the appearance of things turned
rancid, as of bacon, to which it is particularly applied. PR. PA. BR. REAST,
REASTINESS, s. restiveness or rancidity. Indeed the two senses seem to be
sometimes ...
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A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
পূমৃরক্টর 8— I To R€assure, v. a. Fr. পুনর্মিভয়-কৃ. ভয়হ্ইত্তত মূক্ত-কৃ. ভয় অ] শস্কা
বা আতঙ্কহইতে ন্দ্রমাচন-কু | Reastiness, n- s. ঝাঁর্জাল বা দুর্মান্ধর ডাব. দুর্গন্ধতা
. বান্টামে | Reasty, a. খ্যাদ্য মা০×সের বিশেযণে ব্যান্টা বা দুগন্ধবিশিন্ট বুঝা র.
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An Analytical Dictionary of the English Language in which ...
Readiness ib. Ream ccxvii Rea ing-hook 374 To ar 293 Rearguard 141
Rearward cxxv Reastiness 231 Reasty ib. To Reave 359 To Rebait 386 To
Rebate ib. Reciprocal Verbs lxxxii To Reclaim 381, 382 Recluse cc To Recoil ib.
To Recollect ...
David BOOTH (Author of the Analytical Dictionary.), 1835
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Glossary of Northamptonshire words and phrases, with ...
G."Reusty." M.s. B.NC. C.C. F.e.A. l.H." Raisty.'' H.s." Rasty." e.l. T.G. H.P. H.A.D.
REASTINESS. Rancidity. The Lexicons referred to in the preceding article, have "
Arestenesse, Restynesse, Rest- ines of flesshe. Rancor." F. e.A. H.P. REAVES.
Anne Elizabeth Baker, 1854
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Dictionary of the English and Italian Languages
R«a*siune', т. а, аагшпе/с di Reassure', т. t. ateicurare di nuovo. ReaStiness, s.
rancidezta, Г. ReaSty, adj. ranctdo. Reave, т. a. irr. (reared; reft) portar vi* per
forza. Rebaptiza'tion, s. ribattezza- mento, ribattextare, m. Rebaplize', t a.
battezzare ...
William James, Giuseppe Grassi, 1854
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The Life of James the Second, King of England, &c: Collected ...
... encreasing the Naval force, it would haue made the Nation impregnable not
only against France, but all the wbrld besides; but he was disapointed-in this by
the reastiness of- some, the T O 'M; IV. ~ nor. His love of Peace. 'His great
Sincerity.
Lewis Innes, Thomas Innes, James II (King of England), 1816
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An analytical Dictionary of the english language: in which ...
Razure 226 Ready, Readier, Readiest cxl Readily ib. Readiness ib. Ream ccxvii
Reaping-hook 374 To Rear 293 Rearguard 141 Rearward cxxv Reastiness 231
Reasty ib. To Reave 359 To Rebait 386 To Rebate ib. Reciprocal Verbs lxxxii To
...
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A General Dictionary of Provincialisms: Written with a View ...
Exmoor, REASTY, adj. Restive. Norf. Craven. Rancid. Norf. North. REAST,
REASTINESS, s. Restiveness and also rancidity. Norf. [Where these words imply
restive and restiveness, they are evidently corruptions of those words ; but where
they ...
