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 .. . ts: a ladys gown; attention to ap-parel, or Ikill in adjusting it. — Dressing, n. Dress;raiment; an application to a sore or wound; manurespread over land. {Cookery.) Stuffing ; , starch, etc., used in preparing silk, linen,etc. {Arch.) An ornamental molding around doors,windows, etc. — Dressy, -i, a. Attentive to, orshowy in, dress. Dribble, Driblet. See under Drop. Drier. See und
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 .. . ts: a ladys gown; attention to ap-parel, or Ikill in adjusting it. — Dressing, n. Dress;raiment; an application to a sore or wound; manurespread over land. {Cookery.) Stuffing ; , starch, etc., used in preparing silk, linen,etc. {Arch.) An ornamental molding around doors,windows, etc. — Dressy, -i, a. Attentive to, orshowy in, dress. Dribble, Driblet. See under Drop. Drier. See under Dry. Drift, etc. See under Drive. Drill, dril, v. t. [driller (rild), drilling.] Topierce or bore with a drill; to train in the militaryart, instruct in the rudiments of any branch ofknowledge. — v. i. To muster for military or otherexercise. — n. A pointed instrument for boringholes in metals and other hard substances: see Bit,under Bite; a drill-press; training of soldiers in themilitary art; instruction in any Dusiness.—Drill-ing, n. Act of piercing with a drill. — Drill-presB, son, cube, full; moon, fd&t; cow, oil; linger or ink, iiien, boNboN, chair, get. DRLL- 118 DROWSE. Drill-press. n. A machine-tool for boring in metal.—, n. A non-commissioned officerwho drills soldiers. Drill, dril, v. t. and i. Tosow (seeds) in rows,drills, or channels.— implement formaking holes for sow-ing seed; a furrow toput seed into.— Dril-ling, n. Act of plant-ing with a drill. —Drill-plow, -plough, plow for sowinggrain in drills. Drilling, drilling, n. Acoarse linen or cottoncloth, for trowsers, etc. Drink, drink,V. i. [imp. DRANK, formerlyDRUNK ; DRUNK orDRANK, formerly DRUNKEN;DRINKING.! To swallow anything liquid; to partake of intoxicating liquorsin merriment, feasting, etc., or to excess. — v. i. Toswallow (liquids), imbibe, absorb; to take in throughthe senses, hear, see.—n. Liquor to be swallowed.— Drinker, n. One who, etc.; es
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