. Universal dictionary of the english language : a new and original work presenting for convenient reference the orthography, pronunciation, meaning, use, origin and development of every word in the english language .... asulMlivision of the Araneidie, living in holesand tlssnres. All have eigliteyes. Tlie generaMygale, (Jletera, and lili^t;ita have them uggre- §at€d. They are segregated in Missulena andpho<iro8 *lat-2d, a. [Either from the aclj. late, oraaa contraction for belated ().] Belated ;overtaken by iiiKlit. The toted peasant sbanned the dell. Scott: liokeby. IL 10. l&t-een, a.
. Universal dictionary of the english language : a new and original work presenting for convenient reference the orthography, pronunciation, meaning, use, origin and development of every word in the english language .... asulMlivision of the Araneidie, living in holesand tlssnres. All have eigliteyes. Tlie generaMygale, (Jletera, and lili^t;ita have them uggre- §at€d. They are segregated in Missulena andpho<iro8 *lat-2d, a. [Either from the aclj. late, oraaa contraction for belated ().] Belated ;overtaken by iiiKlit. The toted peasant sbanned the dell. Scott: liokeby. IL 10. l&t-een, a. [Fr. latine, in voile latine=alati-n nail; (i tina vela, ]Latin; used byLatin races. (Em-ployed only inthe compounds.) lateen-aall,s. Naitt: A trl-anpiilarsati, hnv-inpJt-4 upper eilgefastened toalongyard, which in iti-clini-datanangteofal)ont46°. Theyard ts slung ata jiolnt three -quarters of italength from tliepeak end. It tsused jirincipnllyin the Meditcmincan, ujion xebecs, galleys,and feluccas, which have three, two, and onemast respectively, lateen-yard, «. [Latrkn-sail.] late-lj^, ilv. [Kng. laff; -Ij/.] A short timeago ; nut long ago ; rr<cntly. mild and soi- , .., „ Mthon: /, H., l&f-^n, ». [Lattkn.] *la-t$n9e, a. [Eng. taUn(t): -«.] The sameaa Latkncy (). Inniilte Lore,Whoa* taitne* U the |ik-utltude of alL CalirUtge: /imling er to b4:giu thu world with.—.Slff^ff .? 3o liny,Nov. liJ, 1727. la-tent, a. [Lat. latens, pr. par, of lateo = tolie hid.] L Vrd. Lang.: Lying hid or concealed ; notvisible, not seen, not manifested, not ap-parent; hidden, concealed. Why i the ground Blie Ixuds her downcast eye—Why i^nhe Bileut. while her bo
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