singh a ran uts
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 46
pl. The large edible seeds of Trapa bicorn is, a native of China, and T. bispinosa and T. natans, natives of India. The nuts abound in fecula. In China the kernels are roasted or boiled, like potatoes. Called also Water-nuts. sing-ing, pr. par. or a. [SING.] singing-bird, s. 1. Ord. Lang.: A bird that sings; a song-bird. "Wicker cages... All full of singing - birds ." Long fellow: Birds of Killing worth. 2. Ornith . ( pl . ): The Acromyodi, a division of cles of the syrinx attached to the extremities of the bronchial semi-rings. 3. To usher, attend on, or accompany with sing Pa eres suggested by Garrod. They have the mus IMG:content-1492.png:[blocks in formation] Jarvis: Don Quixote , pt. i., bk. iii., ch. iv. "As for the poor squires, they may sing sorrow."- Elizabeth's Injunctions it is ordered that they be IMG:content-1493.png:[blocks in formation]
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