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A Dictionary of English Synonymes and Synonymous Or Parallel ...
... enrage, incense, madden, infuriate. Inflammability, n. Inflammableness,
combustibility, combustibleness. Inflammable, a. Combustible. Inflammable air,
Hydrogen. Inflammableness, n. Inflammability, Inflammation, n. 1. Burning,
conflagration ...
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Acomplete dictionary of the english language, both with ...
COMBUSTIBLE, kom-bfissitlbl. a. Susceptible of fire. v COMBUSTIBLENESS,
kbm-bfish tibl-nls. s. Aptness to take fire. COMBUSTION, kom-biisLtshun. s.
Conflagration, burning, consumption by fire; tumult, hurry, bubbub. To COME,
khmfl v. a. ...
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Philosophical Magazine, Comprehending the Various Branches ...
From the above observations it appears, that white salts do not deprive paper of
its combustibleness like the liquor of flint. Some of them also, instead of
defending it from the action of the fire, tend rather to accelerate its destruction, as,
...
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An Attempt to Render the Pronunciation of the English ...
... 2o5 colluswe, 2o5 collusively, 239 coloration, 247 colorific, 254. colour, 146
colt, 22 cqlter, 111 comb, 22 comber, 1 1 1 combination, 245 combing, 1 10
combnstible, 201' combustibleness, 237 * come, 51 . comedian, 19o , comeliness
, 18; ...
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary and Expositor of the ...
v. a. & n. to join together, agree, coalesce, unite Combless, kbm'lés. a. wanting a
comb or crest [ble of fire ~ Combustible, kom-bus'té-bl. a. suscepti'
Combustibleness. kom-bfis'te-bl-nés. I. aptness to take fire Combustion, kom-bus'
tshun.
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The Works ... to which is Prefixed the Life of the Author. A ...
And divers phaenomena, which would have been of the most considerable, I
could have mentioned of the production of heat, since in them that quality is the
most exalted, I reserve for the title of combustibleness and in. combustibility,
having ...
... the collision of flint and steel, are probably owing to two causes. tst, To the
hardness of the stone, which enables it to penetrate the steel, and to detach from
it very thin fragments in the form of ribbands. zdly, To the combustibleness of
sieel.
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Studies in life, literature, and philosophy
matter of course, and with no apparent sense of their combustibleness. Cousinly
kindness at first barely tolerated them, but by and by their exterior became
familiar. One day the open book was dipped into by a native, as it lay upon a
garden ...
William Brighty Rands, 1865
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History of the United States: From the Compromise of 1850 to ...
Hence there is an apparent combustibleness on all occasions, which superficial
observers are apt to take for a deep-seated and durable determination to break
from the Union." — Washington correspondence, New York Independent, Feb.
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A compendium of modern husbandry: principally written during ...
... generations the all devouring hand of time. i In Crevier's Paris edition of Livy,
we are told, that Hannibal, with a view to melt the rocks, laid the clifi's bare, and
heaped up piles of larch for that purpose; the combustibleness of such an
immense ...
James Malcolm (land surveyor.), 1805
