10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «PLUMÓS»
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Eighteen Thousand Words Often Mispronounced: A Carefully ...
Plotinus — plo-ti'-nus . plover — pluv'-er, not plo'-ver. plumb — plum. plume — plum, not ploom. plumose — plu'-mos or plu-mos'. plumule — plu'-mul. pluperfect — plQ'-per-fekt or plu-per'-fekt. plural — plu'-ral, not ploo'-ral. Pluto — plu'-tO ...
William Henry Pinkney Phyfe, 1914
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18,000 Words Often Mispronounced: A Complete Handbook of ...
Plotinus — plo-ti'-nus. plover — pluv'-er, not plo'-ver. plumb — plum, plume — plum, not ploom. plumose — plu'-mOs or plu-mos'. plumule — plu'-mul . pluperfect — plu'-per-fekt or plu-per'-fekt. plural — plu'-ral, not ploo'-ral. Pluto — plu'-to ...
William Henry Pinkney Phyfe, Frederick A. Sweet, Maude D. Williams, 1926
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The Royal Standard English Dictionary: In which the Words ...
An-i-mon'i-ty Vehemence of hatred, a. Gvm-mot/i-ty Gumniinesi, s. Plu-mos'i-ty State of having feathers, t. Spi nus'i-ty Thorny perplexity, s. Cri-not'i-ty Hairiness, s. Car-Wt ty Fleshy excrescence, s. Ten-c-bros'i-ty Darkness ; gloom, s. Vm-brwfi-ty ...
William Perry (lecturer in the Academy at Edinburgh.), 1800
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A rhyming dictionary ... Fourth edition, improved - Pagina 294
Plu-mos'i-ty State of having feathers, s. Spinos'ity Thorny perplexity, s. Cri-nos'i-ty Hairiness, s. Car-nos'i-ty Fleshy excrescence, s. Ten-e-bros i-ty Darkness; gloom, s. Umbros'-ty Shadiness; exclusion of light, s. Pan-deros'-ty Weight; gravity; ...
John WALKER (the Philologist.), 1824
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A rhyming dictionary - Pagina 294
Gum-moe'i-ty Gumminess, s. Plu-mos'i-ty State of having feathers, s. Spi-nos'i-ty Thorny perplexity, s. Cri-nos'i-ty Hairiness, s. Car-nos'i ty Fleshy excrescence, s. Ten-e-bi os'i-ty Darkness ; gloom, s. Um-brus'i-ty Sbadiness ; exclusion of light, ...
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The Complete Confectioner: Or The Whole Art of ... - Pagina 79
To keep grapes, gog/eberries, apricots, peaches, nečiarins, cherries, currants, and plumós, the whole year. Take fine dry fand, that has little or no faltness in it, and make it as dry as possible with often turning it in the fun; gather your fruits when ...
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A General Dictionary of the English Language - Volumul 1
PLUMOSITY, plu-mos'-sit-y. i\ The Rate of having fea&ers. PLUMOUS, plu'-mus. a. Feathery, resembling feathers. PLUMP, primp', a. Somewhat fat, sleek, full and smooth. PLUMP, plump', s. A knot, a tuft, a cluster, a number joined in one mass ...
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A general pronouncing dictionary - Pagina 210
... make proud, to strip Plumigerous, plu-nrrtdzh'-tr-us, a. h iving feathers [or pencil Plummet, plum'-mSt,*. a leaden w» igln Plumosiry, plu-mos'-lt-y,$. state of having feathers [feathers Plumous, plli'-mus, a. feathery, like Plump, plamp'.rt. sleek, ...
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A new spelling, pronouncing, and explanatory dictionary of ...
Plu'me, s. plume”, a feather, pride, token of honour Plu'ime, v. plume", to adjust feathers, strip, adorn, pride Plum'rnet, s. plum"met", a leaden weight or pencil Plumosity, Plu'mousness, s, plu”mos'isty", moussness?, a feathered state [thers ...
William SCOTT (Teacher of Elocution.), 1810
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A complete dictionary of the English language
A fowl that has feathers on the foot. PLUMMET, plum'-mit. s. A weight of lead hung at a string, by which depths are sounded, and perpendicularity is discerned. PLUMOS1TY, plu-mos'-h-J. s. The state of having feathers. PLUMOUS, plu'-mus. a.
