General English and French dictionary : newly composed from the English dictionaries of Johnson, Webster, Richardson, etc., from the French dictionaries of the French Academy, Laveaux, Boiste, Bescherelle, etc., and the special dictionaries and works of both languages.

Spiers, A. (Alexander), 1807-1869.

Date:: 1850

Credit: General English and French dictionary : newly composed from the English dictionaries of Johnson, Webster, Richardson, etc., from the French dictionaries of the French Academy, Laveaux, Boiste, Bescherelle, etc., and the special dictionaries and works of both languages. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.

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$ANK ANCULOUS [WeiiS'l adj. angu- kucc. ANGUSTICLAVE [Sngls'ttkiiv] n (ant. om.) angusticlave, m. ANIGHT [inl t] ANIGHTS [ial'ts] adv + de nuit, la ANIL [in'Il] n. (bot.) anil, m. ANILE [inl'l] adj. de vieille femme. ANILENESS [inl'lnfs] ANILITY [Snli'ttl] n. ^ radotage, m. ANIMADVERSION [inlmSdvlr'shln] n. (OS, UPON, pour) animadversion, f. ANIMADVERT [Sinlm5dv5rt'] v. n. (on, OTON, contre) exercer son animadver- tion ,-(upoN, d)s'a((aijuer,-(oN, upon,...) critiquer; fronder. ANIMADVERTER [ SntmJdvlrt'Jr] n. (on, upon, de) I. II critique (qui exerce TOD animadversion), m.; 2. Sm-; J. frondeur, m.; frondeuse, f. ANIMAL [Sn'lmai] n. 1. II animal, m.; bete, f.; 2. S (m. p.) (pers.) animal, m. ANIMAL [JnlmSi] adj. animal. — actions, functions, actes (m.), fonctions (f.) de la vie animate. ANIMALCULA [JnlmSl'kuiS] n. pi. ani- malcules, m. pi. ANIMALCULAR [Jnlmal'kulSr] ANIMALCULINE [l..ln.Srkuiin] adj. des animalcules. ANIMALCULE [5nlmJl'ki,l] n. animal- cule, m. ANIMALISH [5n'1mJi!sh]adj. d'animal. ANIMALITY [Jnlmii'U'] n. anima- lite, f. ANIMALIZATION (Jnlmiltzi'shin ] n. animalisation, f. ANIMALIZE [SnlmSil'i] v. a. 1. rendre animal; 2. convertir en substance ani- male; 3. douer des proprietes des ani- maux. To become —d, s'animaliser. ANIMALLY [JnlmaUl] adv. en animal. ANIMATE [an'lmit] V. a. 1.1| § animer; ivifier; 2. || ranimer; revivifier; 3. § WITH, de) animer (exciter); ranimer. 3. To — a. o. with > sentiment, animer q. d'un sentiment. ANIMATE [Sn'lmii] adj. H anime. ANIMATED [in'imktd] adj. || S anime. ANIM.ATING [in'lmiiing] adj. § qui anime, ranime. ANlMATlNGLY[Jn'ImiiJngil] adv.dune maniere propre a animer. ANIMATION [Jntmi'shfln] n. i.^ ani- mation, f. 2. S ; vivacite; ar- deur, f.; 3. S feme, f.; chaleur, f.; feu, m.\ mowoement, m. Suspended —, (mSd.') asphyrcie, f. ANIMATIVE [5n1m4tiv] a.ij. anima- Uur. ANIM.ATOR [5n'tmiii5r] n. anijna- leur, m. ANIMETTA [JnlmSfiJ] n. (rcl. calli.) voiie du calice, m. ANIMOSITY [ lnin>;,s'!it ] n. animo- site, f. ANISE n. (bot.) anis, m. Indian, star —, (bot.) = etoile, m.; badiane, f. AMSEED [W\siA] n. 1. (bot,) graine d'anis, f ; anis, m.\ anis vert, m.\ 2. I liqueur) anisette, t. , AMsEED-TKiiE, II (bot.)'judtan , Ti.; \>adiane, f.; anis etoile, m. ANISUM [in'lsum]. Anise. / ANKLE Ung'k'iJ n, 1. cheville dupied, U 2. (anat.) malleoles, f. pi. Ankle-bone, n. astragale, f. Ankle-joint, n. (anal.) articulation ibio-tarsienne; (articulation de la heville, f.; {cou de-pied, m. ANKLED [Sng'k'ld] adj aux chevilles... , = mat faites; well—, = bier. imtes; bienjambe. To be well- —, etre oxen ]ambe ANN ANKYLOSIS fSnkllA'sI.] n. kylose, (. ANN [Sn'nJm] n. [abr^viation d'AN- num] an, m. V. Annum. ANNALIST [Jn'nSiist] n. annahste, m. ANNALS [Jn'nSi^] n. pi. 1. annates, f. pi.; 2. fastes, m. pi ; 3. § hisloire, f. sing. ANNATS [SnnJis] n. pi (dr. can.) an nate, f. sing. ANNEAL [Snni'i] V. a. (.|| temperer, 2. S purifier; 3. (ind.) recuire. ' ANNEALING [Snni;'i!ng] n. (ind.) re- cuit, m.; recuite, f. ANNELIDiE [SnnflI'di] ANNELIDES [Jnn^il'diz] n. (zool.) an- nelides, m. pi. ANNEX [5nn;ks'] V. a. (to, d) J. || an- nexer; 2. ^joindre; attacher. To be —ed (to), l. etre annexe (a); 2. etre joint, attache {d);i.fa>re suite (a). ANNEX [aniieks] V. n. § se joindre; s'attacher. ANNEX [annlks'] n. anne.xe (ce qui est uni k une chose prineipale), f. ANNEXATION [Jnnlkaisi.ini n. I an- nexion (action), f. ANNEXED [Sinnlkst'] p. pa. adj. 1. ci- joint; 2. (dr.) ci-annexe. ANNEXiVlENT [Snnlks'mfnt] n. 1. an- nexion, f.;2. annexe, f. ANNIHILABLE f Snnl'hillb'l] sdj. qui pent ftre nwanti; 2. (dr.) annihilnble. ANNIHILATE .Snnl'hilii] v. a. I. J S aneantir; 2. J| detruire; 3. § effacer; abaisser; 4. (dr.) annihiler. ANNIHILATE [Snnl'hilit] adj. 1. ^ aneanti; 2. (dr.) annihile. ANNIHILATING [Snnl'hllitJng] n. o- neantissement, m. ANNIHILATION [Snnlhlli'shln] n. 1. II S aneantissement, ra.; 2. § suppres- sion, f. ANNIVERSARILY [Jnntvlr'sSrlli] adv. d une epoque anniversaire. ANNIVERSARY [5nntv4r'slrl] n. 1. an- niversaire, m.: 2. ode d'annivcrsaire, f.; 3. (lit. cath.) anniversaire, m. ANNIVERSARY [Jnnlvir'sori] adj. an- r.iversaire. ANNO DOMINI [5n'n6 dJmlnl] ran du Seigneur. ANNOMINATION [5nn?,m1ni'sh,'.p.] n. 1. annomination, f., 2. alliteration, f. ANNOTATE [Jr. niiii] v. n. annoter. ANNOTATION [SnnAtishin] n. anno- tation, f. ANNOTATIONIST [AnnAti'shJnisi] u. (m. p.) faiseur d'annotations, m. ANNOTATOR [In'noiiiir] n. annota- leur, m. ANNOTTO [annSl'lA]. r Ar.NOTTO. ANNOUNCE [Snnou'n.s] v. a. fTO, d) 1. I annoncer (d); 2. proclamer (d); 3. ^ prononcer (sur); dtsnoser {de). ANNOUNCEMENT [Snnou'nsmfnl] n. 1. annmce, {.; 2. avis, m. ANNOUNCER [annou n.sjr] n. personne qui annonce (une nouvelle), t'. ANNOY [annoi'l V. a. ennuyer; tour- menter; xnquieter; molester; trouhler; incommoder; cor.trarier; etre de'sa- greable d. ANNOY [Snnoi'] t ANNOYANCE (Woi'Sns] n. (TO a o. IN a. th.; to) {. ennui, m.\ tourment,m.; incommodite, {.,contrariete, (.: mal, m.; 2. 4 a»em/e, f. ANNOYER [Snnoi'ir] n. personne qui ennnie, conlrarie, moleste , inquiete, tourmente, f. ANNOYING [Snnoi'Jngl adj. 1. en- nuyant; tourmentant; contrariant; 2. deplaisant. ANNUAL [Jn'niSl] adj. annuel. Semi , de semestre. ANNUAL [annual]n. I. annuaire, m.; ANO Jl 2. fbot.) plante annuelle, f.; J. (liturg. caUi.) annuel, m. ANNUALLY [Sn'niJliI] adv. annuelU- menl. Semi , par semestre. ANNUARY [JnniJrl] n. annuaire, m. ANNUITANT [Snnu'ltint] n. (fin.) u detenteur d'annuite, m.; 2. rentier; porteur, detenteur d'une rente an- nuelle, m. ANNUITY [Snni'hl] n. 1. (fin.) on- nuite, f.;2. rente annuelle, f. Certain, terminable —, annuite, f.; contingent—, rente viagere, intermi- nable —, rente perpetuelle, f. Govern- ment —, rente sur t'Etat. — in arrears, (sing.) arrerages, m. pi. To buy up an —, amortir une rente; to settle an — upon a. o., constituer une rente a q. u., tc sink money in an —, in the purchase of an —, placer, mettre son argent d fonds perdu, perdus. ANNUL [annul'] v. a. (—LING;—LED) annuleI ; rendre nul. ANNULAR [Sn'nil^r] ANNULARY[Sn'niiiJrl] adj. annulaire. ANNULATE [an'nuiat] adj. (sciences) annele. ANNULATED [In'nuUtldj adj 1. an- nele; 2. (zool.) annele. ANNULET [an'niiei] n. 1, annelet, m.; 2. (arch.) armilles, f. pi. ANNULMENT [InnSi'mJm] n. annula- t'.on, f. ANNUM [Sn'nJm] n. ± an, m V. Year. Per —, par an. Van. ANNUNCIATION [SnnSnshti'sliJn] n. 1. annonce, S.;avis, m.; 2. promulgation ; f.; 3. (relij ' ' ' ' — of our Lady, ^nnoncioiion dia Notre-Dame, de la Vierge. ANODYNE [Sn'AdIn] adj. anodtn. — necltlace, i. collier pour la denti- tion, m.; 2. § collier anodin, m. ANODYNE [Sn'idln] n. 1. remede ana- din, m.; 2. breuvage anodin, m.; 3. (med.) anodin; catmant, m. ANOINV [anoint] V. a. 1. oindrc; 2. (rotter; 3. S ) {rotter (de coups). ANOINTED [Wntid] adj. I. otnt;2. ( (m. p.) gaillard- archigaillard. An — doK (m. p.), un fier gaillard. ANOINTED [Snoi ntid] n. oint, m. The Lord's —, du Seigneur. ANOINTER [Snoi'ntJr] n. Jf pertonnt qui oint, f. ANOINTING [Snoi'nilngl n onclion (action), f.; 2. (med.) onction, f. ANOINTMENT [Snoi'ntment] n. 1. onc- tion (action), f.;, 2. etat de ce qui ett oint, m. ANOMALISTIC [5n?,mJl!s'iIk] ANOMALISTICAL [5n5mL!s'ilk5l] adj. (astr.) anomalistique. ANOMALOUS [anlm'SlJs] adj. I. (did.) anomal; 2. irregulier, anormal; 3. $ (in. p ) neteroctite; i. ^anat.) anomal; anormal; monstrueux. ANOMALOUSLY [5n5m'5l5sll] adv. i. (did.) d'une maniere anomale; 2.1'rre- gulierement. ANOMALY [SnJm'lil] n. 1. (did.) ano- maiie, f.- 2 anomalie; irregulariti, f.; 3. (bot., zool.) anomalie; montlruo- site, I Mean, simple—, (astr.^ anomaltf moyenne, simple; equated, true —, =a vraie. ANOMIA [SnA'mU] n. (conch.) ano- ANON [5n!>n'] adj. + *• 1. auisH4l Hmmediateraent); tanldt; 2. tant6t (allernativement). 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