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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$ARG Arc.At • 1] II. Idrtre brut, m. ARGF MONE'.ir'jinilue] n. (bot.) arge- ■lone, f.; f ivot epineux, m. ARGENT[ai'jent] n. (bias.) argent, m. ARGENC [kr'iint] adj. 1. S * d'argent; rgente; 2. (bias.) d'argent. Argent-horned, adj. * ou croissant argent. AllGENTAL [irjin'tll] adj. (did.) ar- ental. ARGENTATE [ar jeuiii] n. (chim.) ar- entate, m. ARGENTATION [5rj5niish0n] n. ar- enture, f. ARGENTIFEROUS [irjSntIffrus] adj. iid.) aryenttfere. ARGENTINA [irjSnti nSi] ARGENTINE [5r j4ntin] n. 1. (hot.) ar- '.iitine, f.; 2. (icli.) argentine, I'. ARGENTINE [Jr'jJmln] adj. 1. S ar- mtin; 2. (geog.) argentin. ARGIL [ir gli] n. argile, f. ARGILL [ir'gli] n. (ornith.) cigogne sac, f,; marabout, m. ARGILLACEOUS [ arjSUa sbls ] adj. lid.) argilace. ARGILLIFEROUS [ irjlUif erus ] adj. [id.) argilifere. ARGILLOUS [irjluus] adj. i argi- ARGO NAVIS[3r'gA nk\U] n. (astr.) rgo; le navire argo; le vaisseau des rgonautes; le navire; le vaisseau, m. ARGOL [Sr'e^i]. V. Argal. ARGONAUT [ir'gAoJt] n. (ant. gr.) ar- oiMute, m.; 2. (mo[.) argonaute; nau- le jiapiirace, ni. ARGUNAUIA [Srsoni'tl] n. (mol.) V. RGONAUT. ARG(jSY [ir'gAsI] n. t ** galere, f. ARGUE lir'gu] V. II. 1. (FROMj.de) argu- \enter: (of, de) raisonner; 2. ;from, !) arguer; i.soutenir; pretendre. ARGUE [ir gii] V. a. 1. discuter 2. inoler; indiquer; annoncer, 3. ROM, de) conclure; i. (into, en) trans- <Tmer; 5. (of, de) arguer ; accuser. 4. To — a fault it.to a beauty, transformer ARGUER [ir gii^r] n. (b. p.) logicien, 1. ; 2. (m. p.) argumentateur, m., 3. les 6coles) argumentant, m. ARGUING [arguing] n. 1. argumen- ition, f.; 2. argument, ra. ARGUI«ENT [Sr'gimJnt] n. 1. I argu- ment, m.; 2. these; discussion, f.; 3. tjet (de poeme, de pi^ce de tliea- e, etc.), m.; 4. I argument (som- Formal —, argument en forme; .rong —, = fort. By —, par argumen- ition. To advance an —, [aire, presen- <r un =; to clinch a. o.'s — ), river d . u. son clou; to hold an —, soutenir ne these, une discussion; argumenter. ARGUMENTAL [irgimJn'tJl] adj. d'ar- unientation. ARGUMENTATION [SrsimSutishiln] n. rgumentalion, f. ARGUMENTATIVE [5.gurr>ln'tSt!v] adj. . (chos.) d'argumentation, de rai- mnement; 2. (clios.) (of, l Our) qui it un argument; 3. (pers.) dispose d rgumenter, d I'argumentation. 2. — •f inlinitQ wisdom, qui est un argument ■ 'fin,'- To be - of, (cbos.)e(re un argument our; to become —, (pers.) se metlre a, rgumenter. ARGUMENTATIVELY [VgiimJuiSiivll] dv. I. par argument; 2. comme ar- 'ument; comme argumentation. AUGU.S [ar'g'is] n. I. II § arqii.i, m.; 2. ent.) an/US, m. ; 3. (orii.) anjas, m. ARGUTE («g,ViJ adi. i fin; yttblil. AKGUTELY [igu'til] adv. i finement; ubttlemenl. ABM ARGUTENESS [irgi tnfa] n. f »ttb<»- lite; finesse, f. AKIAN [i'rtJn] adj. arien. ARIAN [i'rtan] n. (hist. cccles.) arien, m. ; arienne, f. ARIANISM [4'tKniim] n. (hist, eccles.) arianisme, m. ARID [Jrid]adj.|l§( ARIDITY Urld lti] n. ide. [Srldlti] n. 1. Wlaridite, f. ; 2. (iheol.) aridite, f. AIUDNESS[Sr'!dnls]. F. Aridity. ARIETTA [Jrlfi'tJIjn. (mus.) ariette, f. ARIGHT [Srl't] adv. 1. droit; 2. bien. ARISE [arl'i] V. n. (ahosk; arisen) 1. I § se lever; 2. || se soulever; 3. || § s'e- tever ;$stjrgir; 4. § (TO,a)se presenter; s'offrir; 5. § (from, de) etre issa; nat- trc; 6. § (from, de) venir; provenir. ARISEN [irii '„]. V. Arise ARISTARCH [ar'Istark] n. aristar- ' ARISTOCRACY [irlstok'rasi] n. aristo- cratic, f. ARISTOCRAT [Sr'laiikrJi] n. aristo- crale, m. ARISTOCRATIC [5r!siikrJt'!k] AUISTOCRATICAL [Irijiokrit'lkal] adj. aristocratique. ARISTOCRATICALLY [Uristokrii'lkSlll] adv. aristocratiquement. _ AIUSTOCIIATICALNESS [ irlsiAkrJi'l- kaiiiM] n. caractere aristocratique, m. AKISTOLOCHW [5-Ut(ilo'kl4] n. (bot.) arisloloche, f. ARISTOTELIAN [JrisiAie'llin] adj. aris- tolelicien. ARISTOTELLAN [5rist4t4'lUn] n. aris- tolclicien, m. ARISTOTELIANISM [Jrlstiti'llJniim] n. aristotelisme, m. ARISTOTELIC [Irl.iotSrSk] adj. d'Aris- tote. ARITHMETIC [Jrith miiik] u. arithme- tique, f. Literal, specious,universal —,z::;urii- verselie; algebre, f. ARITHMETIC [Jrlihmft'ik] ARITHMETICAL [ iritlimltlkil ] adj. arithmetique. ARlTHMETICALLY[ir!thmltlk5uI]adv. arithmetiquement. ARITHMETICIAN [Sriihmitish'Jn] n. arilhinilicien, m.; arithmeticienne, f ARK [i. k] n. 1. t coffret; coffre : pa- nier, ni.: 2. + U § arche (de No6), f.; 3. ^ arcne (du taLiernacle), f. — of the covenant -J^, arche d'al- liance; — of God, of the Lord 4-', arche sainte, de Dieu, du Seigneur; — of the testimony, arche du temoigaage, f. ARM [mm] n. i.J bras, m.;2. § bras (puissance), m.; 3. (d'ancre) bras, m.; 4. (d'avirop)genou, in., 5. (de roue) rayon, m.; 6. (geog.) bras, m.; 7. (horlog.) ie- vier, m.; 8. (man.) bras, ni.; 9. fmar.) fde cabestan) bras, ra.; barre, f.; 10. (tech.) bras, in. Fore , (anat.) ava^it-bras, m. Set of —s, (tech.) systeme de bras, m. O.'s —s across, les ~ croises. — in —, = dessus =dessous; at —'s end, at —'s length, d la distance des =; at —'s reach, au bout des =:; by strength of —s, 1. d force de =; d = ; 2. a tour de =; with open —s, d = oaverts; with o.'s —s across, folded, les = croi- ses. To fold o.'s —s, croiser les = ; to hold bacli a. o.'s —, retenir le = de,dq. u.; to hold out o.'s—s, (cndre les =; to walk — in —, marcher en se don- nant le —; marcher = dessus = des- sous. Arm-bone, n. (anat.) humerus, m. Arm-chair, n. fauleuil, m. Arm-hole, n. 1.1 aisselle, f.; 2. em- manchure; entournure, f. Akm-pit, n. aisselle, f.; creux de I'aisselle, m. ARM 29 Arms-length. V. Arm. ARM [5rm] V. a. (with, de) 1. II S of^ mer; 2. (artil.) armer; 3. (phys.) armer (un aimantl. To — 0. s self, s'armer; to — cap a pied, = de pied en cap; to — at all points, armer de loules pieces; to — in proof, couvrir dune armure d I'li- preuve. ARM [irm] v. n. I. armer; s'armer 2. (man.) armer. ARMADA [lirma'dS] n. armada (Qolt« espagnole), f. ARMADILLA [irmadii'ial n. armor dillt, f. AHMADIl.LO [iiinAdlrio] n. (muni.) ta tou, m.; armadille, f. ARMAMENT [Jr'mWntJ n. arme- ment, m. ARMED [armd] adj. 1. (comp.) qui a les bras...; aux bras.... Long —, qui a de longs bras; qui a les bras longs; one—, manchot; short —, qui a les bras courts. ARMED [irmd] adj. 1. arme; 2. (bias.) arme; 3. (mar.) arme en guerre; 4 (pliYs.) (de I'aimant) arme. ARMENIAN [arme'nliii] adj. Orw* nien; d'Armenie. ARMENIAN firme'nlln] n. Armmien, m.; Armenienne. f. ARMFUL [arm ful] n. brassee, f. By —s, d =s. ARMIGEROUS [3rm!j'4ri»] adj. ^fe'cttj/ef (qui porte les armes), m. ARMILLARY [ar mlUarl] adj. (astr., geog.) armillaire. — sphere, sphere =. f. ARMII'OTENCE [armfp'iiJns] n. tp«t> sance dans les armes, f. ARMIPOTENT [ ^rmlpAtfni ] adj. t puissant en armes. ARMiSONOUS [armisonis] adj. t 1. (pers.) aux armes retentissantes; 2. (de lieu) oil retenlissent les armes. ARMISTICE [Sr'mlstSs] xi. armistice, m. ARMLESS [iirm'iis] adj. 1. sans bra* 2. sans armes. ARMLET [arm let] n. 1. brassard, m. ■ 2. bracelet, m.: 3. {aeug.) petit bras, m ARMORER [ar'mur^r], V. ArMOUREI! ARMORIST [ar'murist] n. armorisJe.m. ARMORY [ir mirl] V. ARMOURY. ARMOUR[SrmSr] n. 1.11Sarmure, f. 2. (dr.) armement, m.; 3. (mar., mil.> cuirasse, f.; 4. (phys.) armure, f. Chain —. cotled'armes, f—in proo^ armure a Vepreuve. To buckleon o.'s—, revetir son armure. Armour-bearer, n. ecuyer, m. Armour clad, Armouh-'plateo, adj. (mar., mil.) cuirasse: blinde. ARMOURER [5rm5r^r] n. 1. armu. rier, m.; 2. + ecuyer, m. ARMOURINGS [dr'mfirlngi] n. (mar.) pavois, m. pi. ARMOURY [ii'mSrl] n. 1.1| §arscna/, m.; 2. salle d'armes, f.; 3. armure, f. 4.:j:(sing.) armoiries, f. pi. ARMS [W] n. l.||§ armes, f. pi. 2. (bias.) armes; armoiries, f. pi. Allusive, canting —, (bias.) armei parlantes; defensive —, — of defence defensives; irregular —, (bias.) = fausses, a enquerre; offensive —, of oflence, — offen-nives; small —, me nues —. Carrying —, port d'—. m.. fire -. = d feu. Coat of —, (^L-lar.* armoiries, f. pi.; man al—, 1. homirm d'—, m.; 2. t homme arme, m.; master at —, (mar^ capilaine S— , m.; pass, passage of —, jias d'—, a. ; pile, circular pile of —, (mil.^ faisceau d'=, m.; rising in —, § levee de bot*~ cliers, f.; serjeant al —, huissier d'— (des chambres), m.; place of —, place d' =, f.; stand of —, fusil et ses ae- (■('.-■.\o(res , ni. pi ; armement, m$