New Eng lander (nuingglander)

[ thing about the king. The Young King (1698). ( Nares.) New berry a (nū-ber'i-a), n. [NL. (Torrey, 1864), named after its discoverer, Dr. J. S. New berry.] A genus comprising a single species, N. con gest a, of the order Mono tropeæ, the Indian-pipe chusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut. family, known by the two sepals. This singular New England theology. See theology. Californian parasitic plant is a smooth, erect, scaly herb, new fan gelt, new-fangelne et. Obsolete forms without leaves or green color, bearing a flattened head of urn-shaped flowers. newberyite (nu'ber-i-it), n. [Named after J. C. Newbery of Melbourne.] A hydrous phos- phate of magnesium occurring in orthorhombic crystals in the bat-guano of the Skipton Caves, Victoria, Australia. new-born (nu' bôrn), a. Just born, or very lately born. On parent knees, a naked new - born child, Weeping thou sat'st, while all around thee smiled; So live that, sinking in thy last long sleep, Calm thou may'st smile, while all around thee weep. Sir W. Jones, From the Persian. DURIST of newfangle, newfanglene . also Vermont, Ma a