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 .. . ulation, n. A howl, as of the wolf or dog. Umbel, Umbelliferous, Umber, etc. See under Um-brage. Umbilicus, um-bilt-kus, n. {Anat.) A round cicatrixabout the median line of the abdomen ; the navel.{Bot.) The scar left where the stalk of the seedseparates from the base; hilum. —Umbilic, -ical, , or pert, to, the navel. Umbles, unTblz, The entrails of a deer; entrailsin general. Umbrage,
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 .. . ulation, n. A howl, as of the wolf or dog. Umbel, Umbelliferous, Umber, etc. See under Um-brage. Umbilicus, um-bilt-kus, n. {Anat.) A round cicatrixabout the median line of the abdomen ; the navel.{Bot.) The scar left where the stalk of the seedseparates from the base; hilum. —Umbilic, -ical, , or pert, to, the navel. Umbles, unTblz, The entrails of a deer; entrailsin general. Umbrage, umbrej, n. Shade ; shadow; that whichaifords shade, as a screen of trees; the feeling ofbeing overshadowed; jealousy of another, as stand-ing in ones light or way; suspicion of injury; of- fense ; , or affording,a shade; shading ;shady; shaded. — Um-brageou s n e s s, n. —UmbreKla, -breKla, folding shade, car-ried in the hand forsheltering the personfrom the rays of thesun, or from rain orsnow. — Um^bel, 7i.{Bot.) A kind of flow-er cluster in which theflower-stalks spreadmoderately from acommon point, andform a common planeor convex surface Umbrageous, -brajus, &m, fame, far, pass or opera, fare; 6nd, eve, term; tn. Ice ; 6dd, tone, 5r ; UMLAUT 473 UNOERTAIN
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