10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SPOILFUL»
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spoilful in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
spoilful and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Iliads of Homer, Prince of Poets
... contain'd before (From that part of the fort that flank'd the navy-anchoring shore
) Was fill'd with horse and targeteers, who there for refuge came, By Mars-swift
Hector's power engaged, Jove gave his strength the same : And he with spoilful c
...
Homer, John Flaxman, 1843
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The London encyclopaedia: or, Universal dictionary of ...
J by robbery ; take away by force : plunder t corrupt ; mar : to practise robbery ;
grow corrupt or useless : as a noun substantive booty ; prey ; corruption ; slough :
a spoiler is a robber; plunderer: spoilful, rapaciously wasteful. They which hate us
...
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary and Expositor of the ...
v. a. 8; n. to cleave. divide, giflplitter, split'tilr. s. one who splits 'Splutter, splut'tiir. s.
bustle, tumult spoil. v. a. & n. to rob, to make or {grow useless—s,.plunder, booty,
corruption. the slough A-"m ' Spoiler, spoil'ur. s. a robber, a plunderer Spoilful.
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The Union Dictionary: Containing All that Truly Useful in ...
Spoilful, sp6il'fi'il. a. wasteful, ra acious. Spoke, s ibke. s. the bar of a whee that
passes from t e knave to the felly. Shak. Spoke, spoke. the pret. of speak. Spoken,
spo'k'n. part. pass. of speak. '.-:~ V Spokesman, sp6ks'in;iii. s. one who speaks ...
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American Mnemotechny: Or Art of Memory, Theoretical and ...
09562 — Splugen. Spoliation. 09571— Supplicate. 09574— Sepulchre. 09585—
Spoilful. 09605 — Spaciously, speciously. 09621— Subjoined. 09650 —
Speechless. 09651 — Speciality. 09671 — Subject, subjugate. 09701 —
Spicosity.
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Phreno-mnemotechnic Dictionary: Being a Philosophical ...
00580— Spoilful. * 09595— Scpilible. * 09605 — Spaciously, speciously. *
09621 — Subjoined. * 09650 — Speechless, specialize. * 0965 1— Specialty. *
0967 1 — Subjugate, subject, as- subject. * 0970 i— Spicosity. « 007 1 1—
Aspected.
Francis Fauvel-Gouraud, 1844
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... ysheilio, dysheinio, difrodi; anafu, andwyo, llygru; treisio Spoils of war, spoils of
war, egal, ys- glyfion rbyfel Spoilable, spoil'-a-bl, a. ysheiliadwy Spoiler, spoil'er, s
. ysbeiliwr, aurbeith- iwr, difâydd [gar, afradus Spoilful, epoil'-ffwl, a. ysheilgar, ...
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The prose of works John Milton
4Of this Danish first arrival, and on a sudden worse than hostile aggression, the
Danish history far otherwise relates, as if their landing had been at the mouth of 1
1 umber, and their spoilful march far into the country ; though soon repelled by ...
John Milton, James Augustus St. John, Charles Richard Sumner, 1853
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary: And Expositor of the ...
Spoilful, BpolUful, adj. Wasteful, rapacious. Spoke, spoke, s. The bar of the wheel
that parses from the nave to the felloe. Spoke, spoke. The pret. of Speak. Spoken,
spo-kn, 103- Part, pass, of Speak. Spokesman, spoks-min, a. 88. One who ...
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; or, Universal dictionary of Knowledge
South. — Hrppy far us, and happy for you spoilers, Had your humanity ne'er
reach'd our world ! Philips. a. One who mars or corrupts any thing. * SPOILFUL. *
SPOILFUL. adj. [/foil and fuU.\ Wasteful; rapacious. — Having oft S P O ( 3< ,j )
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis, 1806
