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A Dictionary of the English Language, by G. Fulton and G. Knight - Softcover

Fulton, George

 
9781230172057: A Dictionary of the English Language, by G. Fulton and G. Knight

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1833 edition. Excerpt: ...deeply Imbnrse, im-burse/, v. to stock with money Imitable, im'i-table, a. worthy or possible to be imitated setnble Imitate, im'i-tate, t. to copy; to endeavour to re Imitation, im-i-ta'shon, n. the art of copying; an attempt to resemble Imitative, im'i-tat-ive, a. inclined to copy Imitator, im'i-tat-or, n. one who endeavours to resemble another Immaculate, im-mac'u-Iate, a. pure; spotless Immanacle, im-man'a-cle, v. to fetter Immanent, im/ma-nent, a. inherent; internal Immanifest, im-man'i-fest, a. not plain Immanlty, im-man'i-ty, n. barbarity; aavageness Immarcessible, im-inar-cWsi-ble, a. unfading Immartial, im-mar'shal, a. not warlike Immaterial, im-ma-te'ri-al, a. incorporeal; distinct from matter; unimportant Immature, im-ma-tGre7, a. not ripe Immaturely, im-ma-tuxe/ly, adv. too soon Immaturity, im-ma-toyi-ty, n. unripeness Immeasurable, im-mezh'ur-able, a. not to be measured; Indefinitely extensive Immediate, im-med'yate, a. instant Immediately, im-med'yate-Iy, adv. instantly Immedicable, im-med'i-cable, a. incurable Immemorial, im-me-mo'ri-al, a. past time of memory; the beginning not to be traced Immense, im-mense/, a. unlimited; vast Immensely, im-raensely, adv. without measure Immensity, im-mens'i-ty, n. unbounded greatness; infinity Immcree, im-meree7, ), Immerse, im-mersV, J t0 Pn' nnder water Immersion, im-mer'shon, n. the state or act of sink-ing below the surface of a fluid Immethodical, im-me-tnod'ic-a), a. confused; with-out regularity method Immethodically, im-me-thod'ic-al-Iy, adv. without Imminence, im'mi-nence, n. immediate or near dan-ger; any ill impending Imminent, im'mi-nent, a. impending Imminution, im-mi-mi'shon, n. decrease Immission, im-misb/on, n. a sending in Inn-nix, im-niix', v. to mingle Immixable,...

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George Knight has experience as a gun trader, gunsmith, and firearms investment advisor spanning nearly fifty years. Holding degrees in economics and marketing, his professional background extends to both large multinational corporations and small businesses. Born and raised in the Midwest, Knight settled in the east, with his wife and spends his time searching for modern and antique guns and hunting with his dog. He lives in Warwick, New York.

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