10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TARSIPED»
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The People's cyclopedia of universal knowledge: with ...
Tarsiped'idx, a family of marsupial mammals, about as large as a mouse, feeding
on insects and honey, and found in W. Australia. Tar'sus, the part of the foot
articulating with the leg. (See Foot, Structure or.) Ta'rsus, anciently the chief city ot
...
William Harrison De Puy, 1881
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The Simplex Cryptograph: A Complete Cipher for General Use
... arrym 72 tarsal g 73 tarsiped 74 tarsotomy 75 tarsus 76 tartan 77 tartar 78
tartarated 79 tartaric 80 tartarine 81 tartarlze 82 tartarized 83 tartarizes 84
tartarous 85 tartars 86 tartarum 87 tartarus 88 tartish 89 tartlet 90 tartlets 91 tartly
92 tartness ...
Cryptograph Company, Providence, R.I., 1902
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McNeil's Code: Arranged to Meet the Requirements of Mining, ...
... em'ma'llzg romautizai smigliacei gentilucci redemtrici siluripedi 109d“ .
rimbalzai scogliacci sciallucci zuaraaici tarsiped} WIPN'fi rinnalzai carnalacci
scaramucci rnyrepsici fluxipedi mull“ di oivanzui stivalacei gabbauucci perviatici
strstopedi ...
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The New People's Cyclopedia of Universal Knowledge: With ...
Tarsiped'ida-':, a family of marsupial mammals about as large as a mouse,
feeding on insects and honey, an found in W. Australia. Tar'sus, the part of the
foot articulating with the lee. (See Foor, Srnucrvnn or. Ta'rsus, ancienty the chief
city of ...
William Harrison De Puy, 1887
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English Language Word Builder
... SURPLICEd SWANSONG SWITCHEL SYNGRAPH TAGBOARD TALAPOIN
TAMWORTH TAPENADE TARSIPED TELECHIR TELOMERE TERABYTE
TERIYAKI TETRAPODY THEONOMY+ SHAGBARK SHELDUCK SHINLEAF
SHOPTALK ...
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The People's Cyclopedia of Universal Knowledge: With ...
Tarsiped'ida>, a family of marsupial mammals, about as large as a mouse,
feeding on insects and honey, and found in \V. Australia. Tar'sus, the part of the
foot articulating with the leg. (See Foot, Strcctcre or.) Ta'rsus, anciently the chief
city ot ...
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JOHNSON'S (REVISED) UNIVERSAL CYCLOPAEDIA: A SCIENTIFIC AND ...
Tarsiped'ida? [from Lat. Tnr*ipee — tartut, " tarsus," and pet, "foot" — the name of
the only known genus], a family of mammals of the order Marsupialia and sub-
order Syndactyly and so called on account of a fancied (not real) resemblance of
...
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Universal dictionary of the English language: a new and ...
... ononis, chin. tar si i dse, s. pi. [Mod. Lat. tarsius); Lat fem. pi. adj. mff. -idee.)
Zool. : A family of Lemurotdea (q.v.), with a single genus, Tarsius (q.v.). tar si pe di
-nas, i. pL [Mud. Lat. tarsipes, geuit tarsiped\is) ; Lat fem. pi. adj. sail, -tea] /--□(.
Robert Hunter, Charles Morris, 1898
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Johnson's New Universal Cyclopaedia: S-Z
Tarsiped'idas [from Lot Tartipet — tame, "tarsus," and pet, " foot " — the name of
the only known genus], a family of mammals of the order Marsupialia and sub-
order Syndactyli, and so called on aocount of a fancied (not real) resemblance of
...
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Johnson's univeral cyclopædia: a scientific and popular ...
Tarsiped'ida* [from Lat. Taraipea — tortus, " tarsus," and pea, ** foot " — the
name of the only known genus], a family of mammals of the order Marsupialia
and sub-order Syndactyly and so called on account of a fancied (not real)
resemblance ...
Frederick Augustus Porter Barnard, Arnold Guyot, A.J. Johnson & Co, 1890
