Proper

Pantologia · 1813 · p. 760
a. (proprius, Latin.) 1. Peculiar; not belonging to more; not common (Davies). 2. Noting an individual (/Valts). 3. One’s own (Shakspeare). 4. Natural; original (Milton). 5. Fit; accommodated; adapted; suitable; qualified (Dryden). 6. Exact; aecurate; just. 7. Not figurative (Burnet). It seems in Shakspeare to signify, mere; pure. Q. (propre, Fr.) Elegant; pretty (Heb.). 10. Tall; lusty; handsome with bulk (Shakspeare).
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