adderstone, adderbead ( Scotch )

[So called because it was formerly supposed to be formed by adders. (See Jamie son: Scott. Dict.)] A stone or bead used by the Druids as an amulet. adder's tongue, s. L. Singular: IMG:content-0156.png:[blocks in formation] 77 * ad-dět'-tit, pa. par. [DEBT.1 Indebted ( Scotch. ) "And was addettit for my misdoing Unto our cuntré to have suffer it pane." Douglas: Virgil, 351. 8. ad-di-bil-i-ty, * ad-da-bil'-i-tỷ, [Lat. addo to put to, to add.] Capability of being added. "This endle addition or addibility (if any one like the word better) of numbers, so apparent to the mind, is that which gives us the clearest and most distinct idea of infinity."- Locke . gives