CORSICA BUKU YANG BERKAIT DENGAN «FURACIOUSNESS»
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A complete dictionary of the english and german languages ...
Furaciousness, fA-rA'-ehfls- □ii iv« , e. Steigung uim ©t<l) If n, IVaufeaber, f. [
berei, f. Furacity, fA-rJV-e-t&, s. T>if Furbelow, far'-be-lo, a. Sal« bel, f.¡ — т. a.
verbrämen. Furbish, faV-blsh, т. a. poli« reit : aiifpu»ett- Furbishable, ffir'-blsh-â-bl
, adj.
... furacity or furaciousness; All Inf. sticky fingers, light fingers, itching palm. 2.
rapacity, rapaciousness, ravenousness, ravening; greed, avarice, avariciousness
, acquisitiveness. 3. dishonesty, fraudulence, underhandedness; knavery,
roguery, ...
Jerome Irving Rodale,
1978
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The American Practitioner
I ' I The absence of inflammatory action, the dry scaliness, and furaciousness
serve to distinguish it from psoriasis and eczema. Pityriasis simplex, says Fox, is
the only affection to which it bears any resemblance, but in pityriasis the skin is
not ...
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Dictionary of the English and French Languages for General ...
Furacîous, firl'sbâs, adj. enclin Furaciousness , fAri'sh3sn?s, Furacity, fArAWU, s.
inclination à voler, f. [m. Furbelow, fSr'bilo, s. falbala, Furbelow, fïr'bili, t. a., garnir
de falbalas. (polir. Furbish, fïr'blsh, v. a. fourbir, Furbisher, fSr'bîshftr, s.four- ...
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An English and Danish Dictionary: Containing the Genuine ...
FURACITY Or FURACIOUSNESS, Sub. tyvfålighed. FURBELOE, Sub. Forblade.
To FURBISH,^.*, at polere, gidre blank. furbished, Adj. polered, giort blank. TV Rfl
isHER, Sub. Sv/ird-sejer. FURIOUS,^', grum; rasende, vi la1, gal, afsindig.
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Allen's Synonyms and Antonyms
sticky (fig., like "pitchy"), thefterous (rare). tliievishness, n. thievery, furaciousness
or furacity (rare); spec, kleptomania. thigh, n. ham (chiefly in pi., exc spec), hock
or hough (spec, and chiefly Scot, as applied to man). thighbone, ...
Frederic Sturges Allen,
1920