A Supplement to Johnson's English Dictionary: Of which the Palpable Errors are Attempted to be Rectified, and Its Material Omissions SuppliedC. Roworth, 1801 - 226 стор. |
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... meaning by being separated from the context . There is indeed a fort of bastard compound , which to allow a place of its own in a Dictionary , would tend to the confufion of language . A defcription of the words here alluded to is thus ...
... meaning by being separated from the context . There is indeed a fort of bastard compound , which to allow a place of its own in a Dictionary , would tend to the confufion of language . A defcription of the words here alluded to is thus ...
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... meanings affigned to the fame word are plainly tautologous , what additional illus- tration can they require ? JOHNSON was well aware in his life - time of the general diffatisfaction , which his negligence or deficience had created ...
... meanings affigned to the fame word are plainly tautologous , what additional illus- tration can they require ? JOHNSON was well aware in his life - time of the general diffatisfaction , which his negligence or deficience had created ...
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... meaning in the extract from Milton , is by no means clear . Dryden gives it as a tranflation of Virgil's Teftor . In Mil- ton's Comus it is put for conjúre . This will I try And add the power of fome adjuring verse . ADJUTA'NCY . n ...
... meaning in the extract from Milton , is by no means clear . Dryden gives it as a tranflation of Virgil's Teftor . In Mil- ton's Comus it is put for conjúre . This will I try And add the power of fome adjuring verse . ADJUTA'NCY . n ...
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... meaning he Its more common meaning he entirely paffes over . If a man takes in a horfe or other cattle to graze and depafture his grounds , which the law calls agiftment , he takes them upon an implied contract to return them fafe to ...
... meaning he Its more common meaning he entirely paffes over . If a man takes in a horfe or other cattle to graze and depafture his grounds , which the law calls agiftment , he takes them upon an implied contract to return them fafe to ...
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... meaning of the Saxon noun hg , in English a falfity . Aligge is certainly in the paffage cited by Johnson ; but probably either an error of the prefs , or an intended countrified accent , for alegge , which Spenfer uíes elfewhere in the ...
... meaning of the Saxon noun hg , in English a falfity . Aligge is certainly in the paffage cited by Johnson ; but probably either an error of the prefs , or an intended countrified accent , for alegge , which Spenfer uíes elfewhere in the ...
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adjective againſt alfo B.II B.III B.IV B.VI becauſe Blackflone Burke Butler's Characters C.II C.IV C.IX C.VI C.VIII C.XI C.XII cafe called caufe Chefterfield Coriolanus court Cymbeline Cynthia's Revels doth ellipfis Evelyn example faid Fairfax falfe fame fecond feems fenfe ferve fhall fhew fhould fide fignifies firft firſt fmall fome fometimes fong fpecies fpirit ftate ftill fuch fuppofed fyllable Gloffary Gray's Letters hath himſelf houſe Johnson Jonfon's kind la Ley laft lefs Loft lord Mafon's Mafques meaning meaſure Milton moft moſt muft night noun obferved Othello paffage perfon Pope prefent reafon reft Shaftesbury Shak Shakfp Shakspeare Shakspeare's Shenflone Spenfer ſtate Tate's Cowley term thee thefe theſe thing thofe thoſe thou Titus Andronicus ufed ufed by Spenfer unto uſed verb Voyage Warton's Weever whofe Winter's Tale word writ