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A critical pronouncing dictionary, and expositor of the ...
Somewhat salt. Saltless, salt'i£s. a. Insipid, not tasting of salt. Saltlt, salt'le. ad. With taste of salt, in a salt manner. Saltness, salt'nes. s. Taste of salt. Saltpetre, s<-pee'tur. s. (416). Nitre. Salvability, sal-va-bil'e-te. s. Possibility of being received ...
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Walker's Critical Pronouncing Dictionary: And Expositor of ...
... sal-lu-tif'i'<5r-us a. healthy. bringing health [being saved Salvability, sal-va-bil'e-te s. possibility o> Salvable, sal'va-bl a. that may be saved Salvage, siU'vidje s. recompense for saving goods from a wreck [eternal death Salvation,sal-va Bh5n ...
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A dictionary of the English language, by G. Fulton and G. ... - Pagina 272
... n. nitre Salvability, sal-va-bil'i-ty, «. a possibility to be saved Salvage, salv'age, n. a reward for saving goods out of a shipwreck or capture Salvation, sal-va'shon, n. deliverance from sin ; preservation from eternal death Salvatory, salv'a-tor-y, ...
George Fulton, George Knight (of Edinburgh.), 1833
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A dictionary of the English language, greatly improved - Pagina 272
... n. nitre Salvability, sal-va-bil'i-ty, n. a possibility to be saved Salvage, salv'ige, n. a reward for saving goods out of a shipwreck or capture Salvation, sal-vi'shon, n. deliverance from sin; pro- servation from eternal death Salvatory, salv'a-tor-y, ...
George FULTON (and KNIGHT (George)), 1833
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The United States Spelling Book, and English Orthoepist: ...
... trig o nom'e try ref ! proc'i ty the o log'i cal reg u lar'i ty typ o graph'i cal rep re hen'si ble u ni form'i ty1 rep re sent'a tive sal va bil'i ty ii ni ver'si if vol ii bil'i tf pin; — no, move, wolf; — tube, tub; — voice; 140 The United States Spelling Book,
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Sheridan Improved: A General Pronouncing and Explanatory ...
one who fell! Saltern, salt'-trn. i. falt-work [fait Saltiih, salt'-ifli. a. fomewhatfalt Saltpetre, salt-frt?'-tur j. nitre [faved Salvability, sal-va-bil'-y-ty. j. a poffikilky to be Salvage, sal'-vidje. i. a reward fov faving good! out of a wreck [nal death Salvation ...
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A General Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary of the ...
... leaping, or jumping [table Saltcellar, silt'sel-lar, n. vessel of salt set on the Saltern, silt'ern, n. a salt-work Saltish, SAlt'ish,-a. somewhat salt Saltpetre, sXlt-pe'ter, n. nitre [saved Solvability, saL-va-bil'e-te, n. a possibility to be Salvage, salv'aj, ...
George Fulton, G. Knight, 1814
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A General Dictionary of the English Language - Volumul 1
SALVABILITY, sal-va-bil'-lt-?. s. Possibility of being received to everlasting life. SALVABLE, sal'-vebl. a. Possible to be saved. SALVAGE, sal'-vidzh. s. A recompence allowed to those who have assisted in saving goods or merchandize from a ...
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The New National Spelling Book, and Pronouncing Tutor, on ...
... ver si ble prob a bil i ty rep re hen si ble sal va bil i ty 42124 22122 Ion gi tu di nal mer i to ri ous mat ri mo ni al mul ti tu di nous mag is te ri al par si mo ni ous phar i sa ic al per spi cu i ty 44224 2 1 2 4 « ac a dem ic al ar gu ment a tive al pha ...
Benjamin Dudley Emerson, 1833
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The National Spelling-book, and Pronouncing Tutor - Pagina 102
... ver ten cy in con sis ten cy in cor rup ti ble in sta bil i ty ver sa til i ty 4 4 2 2 2 af fa bil i ty con san guin i ty con tra dic t6r y mag na nim i ty prob a bil i ty sal va bil i ty £ 2 1 2 2 mer i to ri ous mul ti tu di nous par si mo ni ous per i cra ni um per spi ...
Benjamin Dudley Emerson, 1836
