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 .. . e = 320 rods, or 5,280 \feet: the Eng. geographical or nautical mile is l-60thof 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, mlKej, n. An allowance fortraveling, as so much by the mile. — Mile^post,-stone, n. A post or sto
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 .. . e = 320 rods, or 5,280 \feet: the Eng. geographical or nautical mile is l-60thof 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, mlKej, n. An allowance fortraveling, as so much by the mile. — Mile^post,-stone, n. A post or stone set to mark the space of amile.— MUfoil,-foil, n. {Bat.) An herb ; yarrow. — Mill, n. An imaginary money of account of theU. S. = 1-lOth of a cent, or 1-lOOOth of $1. — MiUen-niam, -nt-um, n. 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. —Millenariaii, -rT-an,a. Consistingof 1,000 jears; pert, to the millennium. — n. One who believes that Christ will personallyreign on earth 1,000 years. — Millenary, -na-rT, of 1,000. — n. Space of 1,000 years. —.
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