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Transactions of the American Philosophical Society
Tii. Bar. Prs. Sth In. State of the weather. Days. Th. 56 Bar. Pts. Stf. State of the
weather. 46 1 6 60 29 97 29 96- 29 95 N E E Grey clouds. 30 03 30 01 30 00
Clear. Friday 1 1 Sunshine. Satur. 16 79 S W 1 Some clouds. Some clouds.
Duskish.
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A Critical Examination of the Text of Shakespeare: With ...
Duskish. Spenser, F. Q., B. i. C. vii. St. Xiii.,— “ Through smouldry cloud of
duskish stinking smoke.” and so ib., C. xi. St. xliv.,— ' “ Enrold in duskish smoke
and brimstone blew.” Swartish. Stanyhurst, ZE11. iv. (I quote at second-hand),—
...
William Sidney Walker, 1860
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Philosophical Transactions to the Year ____ Abridged and ...
At this Juncture the Aurora seemed to appertain as much to the Southern as
Northern Horizon; and the Redness considerably more: But there was a great
Difference just towards the Horizons; the one being covered with the duskish
Vapour so ...
Royal Society (Great Britain), 1734
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Lexikon Hellēnoanglikon
Exorewá, adv. darkly, obscurely. Sxomváöz, ôoç, s. f. darkness, dusk. Ènouwiátw,
v. n. to Obscure: потетdrm, it grows dark. Exomvìapa, nog, s. n. darkness, dusk.
Exonwóç, n, óv, ad. dark, duskish, obscure. 2notswoótoixo;, п, ov, ad. rather dark
...
Nikolaos Kontopoulos, 1889
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Philosophical Transactions
The Appearance over, excepting a reddish Cast to the Eastward, and a faint
Aurora in the Northern Regions, of but small Extent from- the duskish Horizontal
Vapour. OBSERVATION XXVII. uk 354. There have not been any remarkable ...
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary, and Expositor of the ...
Tendency to darkness ; darkness of colour, io DUSK, dusk, v.a. To make duskish.
To DUSK, dusk. v. n. To grow dark, to begin to lose light. DUSKILY, dûsk'è-lè. ad.
With a tendency to darkness. DUSKISH, dosklsh. a. Inclining to darkness ...
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The History of Ornithology in Virginia
Their Turtle-doves are of a duskish blew colour, much less than our common
Pidgeon, the whole Train is longer much than the Tails of our Pidgeons, the
middle Feather being the longest. There's the strangest Story of a vast number of
these ...
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Dizionario Italiano, Ed Inglese Di Giuseppe Baretti: 2
DUSKISH, adj. scuretto , alquanto scure , che comincia ad oscurarsi , a (liven/r
bujo; alquanto bruno, brunetta, brunotto, 'runozzo , DL'SKISHNESS, s. lmjo, l/
ujore , i. n1. oscurità , s. f. DUSKY, adj. somewhat darlt ) buio, oscuro , brano ,
osco.
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A critical pronouncing dictionary
To DUSK, dusk, v. a. To make duskish. To DUSK, d6sk, e. n. To grow dark, to
begin tu lose light. DUSKILY, dusk'e-le, ad. With a tendency to darkness.
DUSKISH,dusk1sh,a. Inclining to darkness, tending to obscurity ; tending to
blackness.
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Dizionario Italiano, Ed Inglese
I shall come in the dusk of the evening , verra verso la sera , tul Jar •delta nolle,
sull' imbrunir delta sera. DUSK, adi. bruno, scuro, buio. TO DUSK, v. -a. to make
duskish, -escurare, render oscuro. To dusk, v. n. or grow duskish, imbrunire, ...
Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1829
