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 .. . irit and language:acrimony; moroseness. Asperse, as-pers, r. t. [aspersed (-perst), aspers-ing.] To Despatter with foul reports or injuriouscharges; to calumniate, slander, defame. — Asper-sion, -shun, n. A sprinkling, as of water or dust, ina literal sense; spreading of calumnious reports; cal-umny. Asphalt, as-falf. -phaltum, w. Mineral pitch; com-pact native bitumen. Asphodel, asfo-del, n. {
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 .. . irit and language:acrimony; moroseness. Asperse, as-pers, r. t. [aspersed (-perst), aspers-ing.] To Despatter with foul reports or injuriouscharges; to calumniate, slander, defame. — Asper-sion, -shun, n. A sprinkling, as of water or dust, ina literal sense; spreading of calumnious reports; cal-umny. Asphalt, as-falf. -phaltum, w. Mineral pitch; com-pact native bitumen. Asphodel, asfo-del, n. {Bot.) A perennial plant ofthe lily species; daffodil. Asphysia, as-fiksT-a, -phyxy, -X,n. {Med.) Apparentdeath, or suspended animation.—Asphyxi-ation,n. The process of producing, or state ot, asphyxia. Aspire, as-pTr, I,, i. [aspired (-pird), aspiring.]To desire with eagerness; to rise.—Aspirant, ; ardently desirous of rising.—Aspirant,Aspirer, n. One who seeks eagerly. — Aspirate,as-^T-rat, v. t. To pronounce with a breathing orfull emission of breath.—n. A letter marked witha note of breathing; a mark of aspiration ( ) usedin Greek; the rough breathing; a non-voc** conso-. Asp. stin, cube, full; moon, fdbt; cow, oil; linger or ink, ttien, boNboN, chair, g^ ASS 24 ASTRICT
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