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 .. . Whirling-table. a, foot-board ; 6, wheel; c, pulley ;d, arm; e, f, uprights. ftm, fame, far, pass or opera, fare ; £nd, eve, term; Tn, Ice ; Odd, tSue, 6r; WHISKY 507 WHO who. or that which, whisk*, or moves with a quick,sweeping motion ; that part of the beard whichgrows upon the sides of the face, or the cheeks; for-merly, tne hair of the upper lip, or mustache; thelong, projectin
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 .. . Whirling-table. a, foot-board ; 6, wheel; c, pulley ;d, arm; e, f, uprights. ftm, fame, far, pass or opera, fare ; £nd, eve, term; Tn, Ice ; Odd, tSue, 6r; WHISKY 507 WHO who. or that which, whisk*, or moves with a quick,sweeping motion ; that part of the beard whichgrows upon the sides of the face, or the cheeks; for-merly, tne hair of the upper lip, or mustache; thelong, projecting hairs -rowing at the sides of themouth of a cat, etc. — Whi8kered, -5rd, a. Formedinto, furnished with, or having, wliiskers. Whisky, .-key, hwiskT, n. An intoxicating spirit dis-tillea from barley, wheat, rye, or maize. Whisper, hwisper, v. i. [-pered (-perd). -peeing.]To speak softly, or under the breath; to utter wordswithout sonant breath; to make a low, sibilant soundor noise; to speak with suspicion, or timorous cau-tion ; to plot secretly, devise mischief. — v. t. Toutter in a low, and not vocal, tone ; to address in awhisper, or low voice. —n. A low, soft, sibilantvoice ; words uttered with
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