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The standard American encyclopedia of arts, sciences, ...
Indexterity, in-deks-teri-ti, n. [Prefix in, not, and dexterity.] Want of dexterity. Indian,
in'di-an, a. ( From India, and this from InduB, the name of a river in Asia; akin Skr
sindhu, a river, »yand, to flow.) Pertaining to either of the Indies, Kast or West, ...
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The Columbian cyclopedia
... Bacon, Milton, Addison, Dante (De Monorchia), etc., are put under the ban.
INDEXTERITY, n. in'dek-ster'Ul [in, not, and dexterity]: want of skill or readiness.
INDIA, tn'di-a [name borrowed by the Greeks from the Persians, INDEXTERITY.
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The Quarterly Journal of Foreign Medicine and Surgery and of ...
But the carotid itself may be wounded, either from indexterity, or from'' the vessel
passing through the tumour rendering its division unavoidable. This is quite true,
but has the carotid never been tied ? However unimportant it be, whether an ...
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The Century dictionary and cyclopedia: a work of universal ...
The indexterity of our consumption -carers demonstrates their dimness in
beholding its causes. Harvey, Consumptions. indfine (ind'fln), n. [Ir., < ind, head, +
fine, tribe , family. ] One of the groups into which the ancient Irish clans were
divided.
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1906
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: Dictionary
The indexterity of our consumption -curers demonstrates their dimness in
beholding its causes. Harvey, Consumptions. indflne (ind'fin), n. [Ir., < ind, head, +
fine, tribe, family.] One of the groups into which the ancient Irish clans were
divided.
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
The indexterity ot our consumption -curers demonstrates their dimness in
beholding its causes. Harvey, Consumptions. indfine (ind'fin), n. [Ir., < ind, head, +
fine, tribe, family.] One of the groups into which the ancient Irish clans were
divided.
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Thesaurus of English Words and Phrases Classified and ...
Indexterity, 699. Indian rubber, 325. Indicate, point out, Mo. manifest, 525.
evidence, 467. Indication, therapeutic, 620. Indict, arraign, 969. accuse, 938.
Indiction, MI. Indifference, coldness, 823. unconcern, 866. unwillingness, 603
unimportance ...
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Geiriadur Saesneg a Chymraeg: An English and Welsh ...
Indeterminare,manfefydlcdìg, annlierfynedig ' Indevotion, 1. annefoliwn,
annifrifwch yn addolind Duw Indevout, а. annelbliynawl Index, 5. dangofeg,
mynegai, niyiiagtys Indexterity, .‹. annelieurwydd, lledchwithrwydd Jndicate, 'и.
dangos, ...
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An English-Welsh Pronouncing Dictionary: With Preliminary ...
(indices, ïn'dï-sïz), mesur alsoddol Indexterity, m-dëks-tër'ï-tï, n. anncheu- der,
anncheuedd, anncheurwydd Indicant, ïn'dï-känt, a. mynegol, amlygol Indicate, ïn'
dï-kat, vt. dangos, mynegi, hysbysu, arnodi Indication, ïn-dï-ka'shun, n. dangosiad
, ...
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The American Phonographic Dictionary: Exhibiting the Correct ...
... -bility IndeterminableT^J^iy Indeterminate 3e± Indeterminately. Indeterminate-)
-ness i Indetermination' Indevotion ) Indevouti Index-ed Indezlcal Indexing
Indexterity Indiaman j Indian I India-rubber Indicant Indicate -ed 3 Indiction ) HI ^ .
