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The Pocket Oxford Dictionary and Thesaurus - Pagina 324
(Also called levulose, fruit sugar). fru-gal /froftgal/ adj. 1 sparing; thrifty. 2 meager; slight; costing little. See synonym study at ECONOMICAL. DD fru-gal-i-ty /-gali- tee/ n. fru'gal-ly adv. fru 'gal-ness n. • 1 economical, careful, prudent; abstemious.
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Cobb's Expositor; Or, Sequel to the Spelling-book: ... - Pagina 115
Fru gal i ty, fra-gal' le 'te, s. thrift parsimony. ' [niously- Fru gal ly, fro' gal 'le, ad. parsimo- Fruit, froOt, s. the product of a tree or plant. [hfick. Fruit ful, froot' ful, a. fertile; pro- Fruit ful ness, fr66t' ful 'nes, s. fertilitv ; abundance, [possession. Fru i tion ...
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary, and Expositor of the ...
... of bearing fruit Fructuous,fruk'tshii-us. a. fruitful, fertile Frugal, fru'gal. a. thrifty, sparing Frugality, fru-gal'e-te. s. thrift, parsimony Frugally, fru'gal-le. ad. sparingly Frugiferous, fru-jlf'fer-us. a. bearing fruit [&c. Fruit, friot. s. product of trees, plants.
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A Dictionary of the English Language - Pagina 301
Thrifty ; sparing ; parsimonious, FRUGALITY, (fru-gal'-e-te) n. u Thrift; parsimony ; good husbandry. FRUGALLY, (fru'-gal-e) ad. Parsimoniously . sparingly ; thriftily. FRUGG1N, (frug'-in) n. s. An oven fork ; the pole with which the ashes in the ...
Samuel Johnson, John Walker, Robert S. Jameson, 1827
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The Oxford Desk Dictionary and Thesaurus - Pagina 324
(Also called levulose, fruit sugar). fru'gal /fro_'ogol/ adj. 1 sparing; thrifty. 2 meager; slight; costing little. See synonym study at ECONOMICAL. UU fru~gal~i~ty /—galitee/ n. fru'gal'ly adv. fru'gal-ness n. I 1 economical, careful, prudent; ...
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A critical pronouncing dictionary - Pagina 259
FHUCTUOUS, fruk'tshu-us, a. 463. Fruitful, fertile, iropreguntirrg with fertility. thin 466, this 460. Thrifty, sparing FRUGAL, fru gal, a. 88 parsimonious. FRUGALITY, fru-gal'e-te, s. Thrift, parsimony, good husbandry. FRUGALLY, fru'gal-e, ad.
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Grammar of vocal music, founded on the Method of Wilhem. ...
m -e- O Fa-ther, from on high, On him Thy Spi-rit pour; May no ca- -Or ? W^ la - mi - ty Approach his cot-tage door; O spread his fru-gal board, And — W- Rff » la - mi - ty Approach his cot-tage door; O spread his fru-gal board, And m ±=* ^S^f 3= ...
John Pyke Hullah, Guillaume Louis Bocquillon-Wilhem, 1843
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Algae and Cyanobacteria in Extreme Environments - Pagina 53
Chlamydomonas sp. Chlorella sp. Fru, Gal, Glu, Mal, Man, Suc Chlorococcum sp. Fru, Gal, Glu, Mal, Man Chlorosarcina sp. Chlorosarcinopsis sp. Cyanidium sp. Cystococcus sp. Fru, Gal, Glu, Mal, Man, Suc Dictyococcus sp. Friedmannia sp.
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Willson's New Speller and Analyzer: Adapted to Thorough ...
Thus, in fru'gal,-ly, ness, 'i ty, — when ity is annexed to fru'gal, the accent is to be on the syllable immediately preceding ity ; as, fru gal'i ty. So also in such cases as com'pli ment,-'ary, 'al, when ary and al are annexed to the word com'pliment, ...
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Johnson's English Dictionary - Pagina 410
FRU GALLY, fru'-gal-e. ad. Parsimoniously ; spar- , ingly ; thriftily. Drydeti. FRU'G GIN* frag7 -gin. n. t. [fourgon, Fr.] Ani ovenfork. The pole with which the ashes in the oven are stirred. FRUGI'FEROUS, fri-jlf -fer-fls. a. [frugifer, Lai.] Bearing fruit.
Samuel Johnson, Henry John Todd, Alexander Chalmers, 1844