RE'ASON, (the eas is eez, in this word and its. Bodies into a round ball or sphere; a body foraieu into a. ball. It spuouts, and then dried in a kiln. THORNE, a populous and improving town in the W. 8iO. To put on clothes; to adorn, decK, or set out with clothes. L in naiural history, and cosmography, precipice.
Clare, Cork, Kerry, Limerick, Tipperary, and Waterford, in the province of Munster. Not dressed enough cither by roasting or boiling. INCALE'SCENCE, or INCALESCENCY, s. [from. HA'MPSIIIRE, Hants, or Southampton,, a county. Of an armoury, or that part of the casque or helmet ne? CA'VILLER, s. [cavillator, Lat. ] Is a rank-smelling shrub, that bears a black. MERCHANDISE, (the s in this and next word is usually.
Majesty to use his utmost endeavours to check such depreda-. Into parts after being previously compounded. Ahhorronci' or hatred. Sun, but the lucid tract surroundin<^ it is of a paler yellow, or whitish cast, interspersed sometimes with a few reddish. A village, castle, or bay made by the winding banks of a ri. The crown during his life, after which, it shonid devolve an. Darkness spreads its jealous wings. Withra the wails are. Cows, sheep, and goats, cat it.
Naught, 43 miles in length, and 41 in b:eadth. He has however, lately (1813) been reconciled. Crown should rest, remain, and abide in the king, and the. ModuUtio, rora modulus, a mev. Fields amongst tiax, and also called gold of pleasure; it. Town is the spacious road of Spithead, where the men of. On account of some injury. FO'ISON, s. [foison. ] SHA'WFOWL, s. an artificial bird made for fowleri to. Lately done, or existent. Any thing to cheat or defraud another of his property; uii-. J one invested with royal. Favourable and smooth, that were a vessel driven from her.
A'NCHOR, {dnkor)s. \nnc)ior MA'RQUISATE, s. \marquuat, Fr. ] Ship-board, and esteemed a preservative against the sea-. Owing to his vast piepsrations both by sea land, so that. The version of a book or writing, out of one language iulo. Still; \subtile, Fr. Tipperary and Kilkenny on the N. and Wexford on the. VALKTUDINA'RIAN, s. a sickly person; one who /au-. Physic, toprevent too great an aiilux of humour to any par-. Notions; inflexible (rom hiso-wn opinion. Idilijjent inspection of the succeeding Dictionary. CRO'PSICK a. sick, or disordered by intemperate eat-. Three parallel lines, running from the three angles of one. Any part which is joined to another, like a branch to a tree. To; applied, in this last sense, to inanimate things wit'i. From the cornice; of which there are as many kinds as there. FI'REBALL, s. a ball filled with combustibles, bursting. Mid] midmost; situated, in the middle, or nearest to the. In wrinkles, applied to the forehead, or eye-brows. A tree of the willow kind, grow-. The long dialogues which passed bel ween Job and his most. Grounilt for settling the peace of the kingdom; and then. To SICKEN, V. to destroy health; 1o make sick. Limited to any particular sum.Rally opposed to mt, and then signifies reparation, disunion, l)reach of conlinuity. Was prepaiing to renew the fight next day; but the archbi-. Britons' time, it vras reckoned their third thief city, having; been a station of the Romans. From *, out of, andj'aci'o, to cast, Lat]. Rouse; to excite; to provoke; to stir up; to incite. Robert now, in all likelihood, would have lost all. Figuratively, want of judgment or un-. Confine tlie fermonly to that part of the air which is nearest.