10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNMOANED»
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A Complete Collection of English Proverbs: Also, the Most ...
Truth and oil are ever above. Hijlo. Truth hath a good face, but bad clothes.
Follow truth-too close at the heels, 'twill strike out your teeth. U. V» No cut to
unkindness. Unknown, unkissed. Unminded, unmoaned. Under water, famine;
under snow ...
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Phreno-mnemotechnic Dictionary: Being a Philosophical ...
I 2319 — Onomatopy, onoma- \ tope. * > 2320 — Inhumanize. * ! 2321 —
Inhumanity, nominate, \ unmoaned. * ! 2325 — Nominal, unwomanly. I * I 2327 —
Inhuming, naming, un- j aiming. * 2331 — Unmaimed. * 2340 — Numerous,
nemorous.
Francis Fauvel-Gouraud, 1844
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A Dictionary of the Spanish Language in Two Parts: 1. ...
Unmoaned', adj no lamentido, -a. Unmoist', Unmoistened, adj. enxiito, séco, -a.
Unmolcst'ed, adj. no molestado, -a. Unmoor*, ra. desamarrar (naut.) Un mota
used, adj. desmoralizado, -a. Unmortgaged, adj. no hipotecado, -a. U итог* titled
...
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Specimens of the early English poets: to which is prefixed, ...
... for my distress : Yet I, poor I, must perish ne'ertheless ; And, which much more
augments my care, Unmoaned I must die, And no man e'er Know why ! Thy leave
, My dying song, Yet take, ere grief bereave GEORGE WITHER. 91.
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary and Expositor of the ...
359. vitiated b> any thing mingled. IJNMIRY. fin-miré, a. Not fouled with dirt.
UNMITIGATED, An-mltè-ga-ted. a Not softened. UNMIXt"' \ an*TMn'ät'- *~ ^ Kot
with any thing, pure. UNMOANED, An-môn'd'.a. Not lamented. UNMOIST, On-
inobt'. a.
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A dictionary of the English language. Abstracted from the ...
UNMITIGATED, a. Not softened. Shakesp. UNMI'XED.") a. Not mingled with any
thing; UNMI'XT. J pure; not corrupted by additions. Bacon. Pope. UNMOANED. a.
Not lamented. Shakespeare. UNMO'IST. a. Not wet. Philips. UNMOI'STENED. a.
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A general pronouncing dictionary
UNP [ 305 1 UNP shfit, aote, 16sc, actor — htit, push, -mute, fur — truly, r>e —
thus, thick Unmingltd, un-mfng'-gld, a. pure Unmixed, tin-mYk'st, a. pure, entire
Unmoaned, Qn-mond, a. not lamented Unmolested, tin-mo-lCst'-ed, a. free from ...
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General Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary of the ...
... In-uiAr'-lt-a-bl. a. having no Unmerited, An-merMt-ed. a. not deserved
Unminded, An-mi'nd-ed. a. not heeded Unmindful, un-mi'nd-ful. a. negligent
Unmingled, un-mlng'-gld. a. pure Unmixed, An-mlk'st. a. pure, entire Unmoaned,
un-mo'ud.
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Specimens of the early English poets, to which is prefixed ...
Yea, one whose tender heart would rue for my distress: Yet I, poor 1, must perish
ne'ertheless ; And, which much more augments my care, Unmoaned I must die, -
And no man e'er Know why! Thy leave, ' My d V ying song, Yet take, 100 _ ...
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A General Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary of the ...
Unmixed, un-mixt', 8 $ Pure i cntire Unmoaned, un-mond', a. not lamented [met
Unmolested, un-mo-lest'ed, a. free fromdisturb- Unmoor, un-mur', v. to heave up
an anchor Unmortgaged, un-mAr'gijd, a. not mortgaged Unmoveable, ...
George Fulton, G. Knight, 1814
