Webster's practical dictionaryA practical dictionary of the English language, giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the Unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . -printing press which receives the printed sheet andlays it aside.— Fliers, n. pi. Arms revolving arounda bobbin on a spinning machine, which twist thesliver, etc., into roving, yarn, thread, etc., and windit on the Fly^er, n. {Arch.) A step in a flightof stairs which are parallel to each other. — Fiy-blow, n. The egg of a fly. — v. t. To deposit an eggin, or upon, as a fly. —wheel, n.
Webster's practical dictionaryA practical dictionary of the English language, giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the Unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . -printing press which receives the printed sheet andlays it aside.— Fliers, n. pi. Arms revolving arounda bobbin on a spinning machine, which twist thesliver, etc., into roving, yarn, thread, etc., and windit on the Fly^er, n. {Arch.) A step in a flightof stairs which are parallel to each other. — Fiy-blow, n. The egg of a fly. — v. t. To deposit an eggin, or upon, as a fly. —wheel, n. A wheel in ma-chinery that equalizes its movements, or accumu-lates power for a variable or intermitting Steam Engine. — Fly^ing-artillery, n. {Mil.) Artillery trained to rapid evolutions. fish, n. (Ichih.) A fish which can sustain itself in the airfor a short time, by itslong pectoral fins.—-jib, >i. {Navt.) Asail outside of thestanding-jib, on theflying-jfb-boom. SeeSails.— -jib-boom, n.{Naut.) A spar ex-tending beyond thejib-boom. See Ship.—squirrel, n. {Zo61.)A squirrel liaving anexpansive skin oneach side, reachingfrom the fore to thehind legs, by which it. Flying-fish. Sm, fame, far, pass or opera, fare ; gnd, eve, term; In, ice ; 6dd, tone, Qr 5 FOAL 149 FOOT
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