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American Aberdeen-Angus Herd Book
□□□□R°yal Enchaser 320134 George McCulloch Queen 21st 320574 415942
- Cow-Fawn 25th May 2, 1925 Royal Enchaser 320134 George McCulloch
Kintore Fawn 17th 266719 415943- Cow-Ada 25th May 10, 1925 □" - Enchaser
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Biographical Index of the Middle Ages
Rodulfus [Radulfus] (Saint-Benoît-sur-Loire) (H. 1029), metal founder, enchaser
— SaintBenoît-sur-Loire (France) — Thieme/Becker — F. 320, 412 Rodolphe [
Radulfus], abbot of Saint-Bertin (* after 835, T892), abbot — Saint-Bertin (France)
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Enjoyeladér, s. m. Enchaser, he who enchases. Enjuagadit-ntes, s. m. Mouthful of
water or wine for rinsing or cleansing the mouth and teeth after a meal.
Fnjuagntlura, s. f. Art of rinsing the mouth. En_juagZu', v. a. 1. To rinse or cleanse
the ...
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A new Dictionary of the English Language. ... To which is ...
[I 1 CHAXER- CHA-SER. m/I [from dye/2.] Hunter; put. suer; driven-An enchaser
of metals. CHE I CnAsu - CHIASM, or Cuiim. n._/I [gain-44.] A breach unclosed; a
cleft; a gape; an 0pening.-A place unfillcdz a vacuity. IZ CHAZTE-CHASTE. aij.
William KENRICK (LL.D.), 1773
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Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
To squeeze and press hard V. Agarrotar. Eng arzador. sm. 1. One who links or
enchains, stringer of beads. 2. (Met.) Pimp. Engarzar, va. To enchain, to link ; to
curl. Engasajar, va. V. Agasajar. Enoastador, sm. Enchaser, encloser. Engastar,
va.
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1836
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The Gentleman's Magazine
... of Jersey. May 24-. At Hampstead, Middleseir, where he had resided the last
fourteen years of his life, aged '18, Mr. Robert Cleets, one of the most inofi'ensive,
retired, and complacent of men. His profession was that of a chaser, or enchaser
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A Law Dictionary: Adapted to the Constitution and Laws of ...
Enchaser, to compel. Enchaaconez, chased. I' l , F r I , r enchl'aon, cause,
occasion, reason. EncIurunten'e, witchcraft. Enchaz ct rzchaz, inchnce and
outchacc; the right of driving cattle to and froni'a common. Encheiez, decayed.
Enc/terer, to ...
John Bouvier, Robert Kelham, 1839
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The Senators: Or, a Candid Examination Into the Merits of ...
... he daily wore, Whether on Britain, or on Asia's more ; * The country feats of
Lord Chatham and Mr. Burke, f Lord Clive's father being originally a silver
enchaser. 'Twas all his fortwie, through life's bustling road> 'Twas all THE
SENATORS.
Thomas Hallie Delamayne, 1772
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Neuman & Baretti: A Pocket Dictionary of the Spanish and ...
... tm. gratings Enjaular, fa. to cage finJotguinnTsr, n. to !.. stained with soot
Enjovár, va. to adorn with jewels Enjoyeládo, da. в- applied te gold or silver used
in jewellery Enjovelddrfr, tm. enchaser Enjuagadientes, tin. mouth- tul of water or
wine ...
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A new pocket dictionary of the English & Spanish languages ...
Engastad úv,s.m. Enchaser,encloser. Engastar, v.a. To inclose one thing in
another; to enchase. Engaste y .Engastadura, s. m. y f. i he act of enchasing.
Engatado, s.m. A petty robber, a sharper. Engatar, v.a. To cheat in ai» artfül
manner.
Mariano Cubí y Soler, 1823
