double breasted (dublbrested)

Made alike on both sides of the breast, as a coat or waistcoat having two rows of buttons and but tonholes, so that it may be buttoned on either side. IMG:content-3081.png:[blocks in formation] Well, I will be so much a sinner to be a double dealer . Shak., T. N., v. 1. double-dealing (dub'l-dē"ling), n. and a. I. n. Duplicity; deceitful practice practice; the profe ion of one thing and the practice of another. David, now satisfied as to the priests, thought he owed Bruce , Source of the Nile, II. 590. The affairs of the universe are not carried on after a system of benign double - dealing . H. Spencer , Social Statics, p. 513. II. a. Given to duplicity; artful; treacherous. There were parsons at Oxford as double - dealing and dangerous as any priests out of Rome. Thackeray . double-decker (dub'l-dek'ėr), n. to the Abuna a mortification for his double -dealing. 1743 double-nostriled chambers.-5. A tenement-house having two double-first (dub'l-fèrst'), n . In Oxford Uni- families on one floor: so termed by the police of New York city. double d'or (döbl dôr). A kind of French jewelry, formed from a plate of gold soldered upon a copper plate eleven times as thick. The compound plate thus formed is rolled thin and made into any desired shape. double-dye (dub'l-dī), v. t. To dye twice over. double-dyed (dub'l-did), p . a . 1. Twice dyed. Hence-2. Deeply imbued, as with guilt; thorough; complete: as, a double -dyed villain. versity: (a) One who gains the highest place in the examinations in both cla ics and mathematics. The Calendar does not show an average of two Double Firsts annually for the last ten years, out of one hundred and thirty-eight graduates in Honors and more than twice that number of graduates altogether. C. A. Bristed, English University, p. 120. (b) The degree itself: as, he took a double - first at Oxford.