ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD UNGUINOUS
From Latin unguinōsus oily, from unguin-, unguen a fatty substance, from unguere to anoint, besmear.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNGUINOUS»
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unguinous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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History of the voyages and discoveries made in the north. ...
... yet crude parts of the earth, □ communicate to it organized particles, which
contribute to the growth and nourishment of other plants : they likewise yield salts
and unguinous phlogistic particles for the nourimment of future vegetable
colonies.
Johann Reinhold Forster, 1786
... communicate to it organized particles, which contribute to the growth and
nourishment of other plants; they likewise yield salts and unguinous phlogistic
particles for the nourishment of future vegetable colonies. The seeds of other
plants, ...
3
An introduction to natural philosophy: Illustrated with ...
They are distinguished into the unguinous and es-* sential. The former are
insipid, and without smell, not soluble in ardent spirit, nor volatile in the heat of
boiling water. Acid of sugar has been obtained from them. The latter have a
strong smell ...
4
A Dictionary of Entomology
UN G UIFORM UNGUINOUS. UMEYA, YOSI-HCI-HRO (1890—1962) (
Hasegawa 1967, Kontyu 35 (Suppl): 17, bibliogr.) UNACORIA Noun. (Latin, una I
one + corium I leather, hide.) Coria or membrane of first abdominal segment ...
5
The Federal reporter. Second series
The solicitor replies to this argument by calling attention to the fact that pitch and
paraffin are both unguinous resinous materials, and that if they were united an
unguinous material would still exist. From this, the solicitor argues that appellants'
...
6
Decisions of the Commissioner of Patents and of the United ...
The solicitor replies to this argument by calling attention to the fact that pitch and
paraffin are both unguinous resinous materials, and that if they were united, an
unguinous material would still exist. From this, the solicitor argues that appellants'
...
United States. Patent Office, 1936
7
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals Reports
... substantially uniform amorphous consistency adapted for stripping epidermal
excrescences from edible carcasses consisting of a relatively large proportion of
resinous material With a correspondingly small proportion of unguinous material.
United States. Court of Customs and Patent Appeals, 1934
8
Decisions of Commissioner of Patents and U.S. Courts in ...
... substantially uniform amorphous consistency adapted for stripping epidermal
excrescences from edible carcasses consisting of a relatively large proportion of
resinous material with a correspondingly small proportion of unguinous material.
United States. Patent Office, 1935
9
The United States Patents Quarterly
A fusible, chill-hardening adhesive depilatory coating material of substantially
uniform, amorphous consistency adapted for stripping epidermal excrescences
from edible carcasses consisting of a resinous material and an unguinous
material.
10
History of the Voyages and Discoveries Made in the North
... communicate to it organized particles, which contribute to the growth and
nourishment of other plants: they likewise yield salts and unguinous phlogistic
particles for >.the nourishment of future vegetable colonies. The seeds of other
plants, ...
Johann Reinhold Forster, 1786
