ballated
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 45
[From Ital. ballat a = a dance, a ballad.] [BALLAD.] Sung in a ballad. "I make but repetition Of what is ordinary and Ryalto talk, And ballated , and would be plaid o' the stage, But that vice many times finds such loud friends, That preachers are charm'a silent." Webster: Vittoria Corombona, iii. bal-la-tôon, s. [Ru .] A heavy luggage boat employed in the transport of timber in Ru ia.
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