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 .. . 320 rods, or 5,280feet: the Eng. geographical or nautical mile is l-60tliof a degree of latitude, or about 6,079 feet; the Ger-man short mile is nearly Eng. m.; the Ger. longm. Eng. m.; the Prussian and Danish m. Eng. m. ; the Swedish m. about Eng. m. —Mileage, Mileage, miKej, n. An allowance fortraveling, as so much by the mile. — Milepost,-stone, n. A post or stone set
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 .. . 320 rods, or 5,280feet: the Eng. geographical or nautical mile is l-60tliof a degree of latitude, or about 6,079 feet; the Ger-man short mile is nearly Eng. m.; the Ger. longm. Eng. m.; the Prussian and Danish m. Eng. m. ; the Swedish m. about Eng. m. —Mileage, Mileage, miKej, n. An allowance fortraveling, as so much by the mile. — Milepost,-stone, n. A post or stone set to mark the space of amile.— MiKfoil,-foil, n. {Bot.) An herb ; yarrow. — Mill, n. An imaginary money of account of theU. S. = 1-lOth of a cent, or l-1006th of $1. — Millen-nium, -nT-um, ??,. 1,000 years, — a word used to de-note the 1,000 years mentioned in Revelation xx.,during which Satan will be bound, and holiness tri-umph throughout the world. — Millena^rian, -rl-an,a. Consisting of 1,000 years; pert, to the millennium. — n. One who believes that Christ will personallyreign on earth 1,000 years. — Millenary, -na-rY, of 1,000. — n. Space of 1,000 years. —.
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