Webster's practical dictionary; a practical dictionary of the English language giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . ars in the absence of an instructor, or to in-struct a diWsion or class. (Naut.) An ironclad warvessel, having its guns in a revolving turret, — thishaving been the name of the first vessel of the kind. — Monitorial,-i-torT-al,a. Pert, to, performed by,conducted or taught by, or communicated by, mon-itors. — Monitory, -to-rl, a. Giving admonition ;warning. Monk, etc. See under Moxad. Monkey, mu
Webster's practical dictionary; a practical dictionary of the English language giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . ars in the absence of an instructor, or to in-struct a diWsion or class. (Naut.) An ironclad warvessel, having its guns in a revolving turret, — thishaving been the name of the first vessel of the kind. — Monitorial,-i-torT-al,a. Pert, to, performed by,conducted or taught by, or communicated by, mon-itors. — Monitory, -to-rl, a. Giving admonition ;warning. Monk, etc. See under Moxad. Monkey, munkT, n.; ,-iz. One of an orderof 4-handed niammils, having pectoral mammas,short legs with hand-shaped prehensile feet, usual-ly, long arms with clasping hands, and almost al-ways a p~i-heisilo t:ul,—soni tinesa ji j)liL d toapes and ba-boons; aname of con-tempt, or ofslight kind- n e s s ; the Heads of Monkeys, hammer of a i o- • i o /> u-j p i 1 e-driver. ^ S-miadae; 2, Cebidae. — Monkeyism, -Y-izm, n. Conduct of a monkey;resemblance to a monkey in disposition or ac-tions.— Monkey-jacket, 7i. A tailless, close-fittingjacket.—rail, n. (I^aut.) A second and lighter raU. im, lame, far, pass or opera, fare ; end, 5ve, tgrm; Kn, Tee • f^dd, tone, 6r i
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