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Title: Webster's new standard dictionary ... with U. S. census and maps, based upon the unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster, LL. D.
Year: 1911 (1910s)
Authors: Webster, Noah, 1758-1843 Roe, E. T Leonard-Stuart, Charles, (from old catalog) joint ed
Subjects: English language
Publisher: New York, Syndicate publishing company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress

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mind: pLnatural gifts. endne (-du), v.t. to clothe; invest;assume; furnish with some moralor spiritual gift. Also indue. endnrability (-dur-<^-biri-ti), ». thequality of being endurable. endurable (a-bl), adj. bearable. endurance (-durans), n. the capac-ity to endure; power of sufferingwithout succumbing; continuance;fortitude. endure (-dur), v.f. to support with-out breaking or yielding; put upwith; remain in: v.i. to harden; re-main in the same state. enduring (ing), adj. permanent. endways (endwaz), adv. on end;with the end forward or uppermost?lengthwise. Also endwise. enema (ene-ma), n. an injectionthrown into the rectum as a medi-cine. enemy (e-mi), n. Ipl. enemies(-miz)), one hostile to another; foe;antagonist; a hostile army. energetic (-er-jetik), adj. possess-ing, or displaying, energy; vigorousin action; forcible: n.pl. physical,as distinguished from vital dynamics. §te, Srm^ ^sk; at, awl; me, merge, met; mite, mit; note, nOrth, not; bdo%^ book; tmCf huti think, thSJi^
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«ae emergico (-erje-ko), adj. with ener-gy, force, and strong accentuation(Mus.). energize (er-jiz), v.t. to endow withenergy: v.i. to act with energy. energy (er-ji), n. (pi. energies(-jiz)), internal or inherent power;vigorous operation; power efficient-ly and forcibly exerted ; capacity forperforming work; emphasis. enervate (ener-vat or e-nervat),v.t. to deprive of nerve, force, orvigor; render effeminate or feeble;debilitate. en famille (ang fa-mel)* w.th onesfamily; at home; in domestic fash-ion, without formality. enfeeble (en-febl), v.t. to weaken;relax. enfeoff (-fef), v.t. to invest with afeud, fief, or fee; give, sell or con-vey lands in fee to. enMade (-fi-lad), n. a straight lineor passage; the situation of a placeor a body of men liable to be rakedwith shot through its whole extent:v.t. to pierce or rake with shot in astraight line. enforce (-fors), v.t. to put into exe-cution with vigor ; compel; . makeclear or intelligible. enfranchise (-franchiz), v.t. to lib-erate o

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