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The New And Complete Dictionary Of The English Language: In ...
Unrid'dled (p. from unriddle) Solved, unfoided. Unrid'dling (p. a. from unriddle)
Solving a riddle, un- folding a mystery. Unrid'díing (s. from tbe part.) The act of
solving a riddle, the act of explaining a mystery. Unride'ed {adj.from un, and
ridged) ...
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A Dictionary of the English Language: Intended to Exhibi ... ...
UNRID'DLER, n. One who explains an enigma. UNRID'DLING, ppr. Solving;
explaining. UNRIDICULOUS, a. Not ridiculous. UNRI'FLED, a. Not rifled; not
robbed; not stripped. Hume. UNRIG', v. t. To strip of both standing and running
rigging.
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The Oil & Colour Trades Journal
Oll—27 pkgs unrid coconut, Thornett & Fehr (Ceylon); 166 _ kgs unrid coconut,
Prod Brokers Co (geylon); 25 pps u.nrid ... 27 pps unrid coconut, L C Abbott (
Ceylon); 229 pps unrid coconut, Thames S T 8: L Co (Ceylon); 17 puns unrid
coconut, ...
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The Gentlemlen's Lexicon; Or, A Pocket Dictionary, ...
Not confined; unlimited. UNREVEAL'ED.od/. Not discovered UNREVENG'ED. adj
. Not revenged. UNREWARD'ED.od/'.Not rewarded. UNRID'DLE. v. To solve an
enigma, pr. par. unriddling ; past, unrid- died : s. unriddler. UNRIGHT'EOUS.od;'.
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New Complete Pocket-dictionary of the English and German ...
.W'isceUen, f. pi, [fall: &uerfïfld),m. Mischance. mb-Lstiïnse, s. \\\u Mischarge, mls-
lsliurje', v. a. unrid)lig b.-rodmen MUchief, mts'-tshtf, л. llnljeii, Ungtitd\ ». Gdiabe ;
hoffen, "J.: - v. a. 1"фаЬеп; einen Фо^еп fpielen. Mischievous , nils'- titln* — vÄs ...
Ferdinand Adolf Weber, 1832
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A Catalogue of Books, now on sale by Emerson Charnley ... ...
... Birds, the wood-cuts are found more peculiarly beautiful, expressing all the
natural softness of Fur, Feather, and Foliage. The accuracy of Mr. B.'s drawings,
and the life and spirit which he imparts to his Figures,rare of unrid valled
excellence.
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A General Dictionary of Provincialisms. -London, Russel ...
York. Sussex. Hants. To UNRAY, v. a. [To undress; from Un, and Array, dress,
attire] Somerset. UNRID, adj. [Perhaps Unrayed; unattired.] Untidy; disorderly;
filthy. Craven. To UNSCRIFF, v. a. To put in mind off. North. UNSENSED, part.
pass.
Our house is vara unrid and grimy, t'chimla smudges and reeks seea, an mackst'
reckon, at used to shimmer and glissen, nout bud soote an muck. Giles. It's now a
vara lithe day, bud there war a girt roak, an a rag o't' fells at delleet, an it looked ...
William Carr (B.D.), 1828
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A New History of the Holy Bible: From the Beginning of the ...
... from whence it came you knew not This stone, fall- V-fW*' " ing upon the feet of
the image, brake them into V pieces, and then the rest of the image mouldered
into V. dust, * for not being able to resolve a question which I am able to unrid- ...
Overtaken by his blade, the fugitives were distracted to feel themselves yet unrid
of their merciless enemy : with outstretched arms they petitioned sue-' cour from
the rearward companies, which were struck aghast to behold them return thus ...
