felly plate (feliplat)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 52
A metal plate used in joining the pieces of a felly. felmongert, n. See fellmonger. felne t, n. See fellne . felo (fe'lō), п. [ML., a traitor, rebel; in old Eng. law any malefactor punishable with death, a felon: see felon1.] The Middle Latin form of felon1. Felo de se [Eng. Law L., lit. a felon (i. e., murderer) of himself], in law, one who commits felony by suicide, or deliberately destroys his own life, or who, in maliciously attempting to kill another, causes his own death. A man who should content himself with a single condensed enunciation of a perplexed doctrine would be a madman and a felo - de - se , as respected his reliance upon that doctrine. De Quincey, Style, i.
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →