Auriferous

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 38
aw-rif Sr-us, a. Yielding or producing of — Aurochs, aw'roks, n. (Zobl.) The Bos urns, or bison, of Poland. spirit im- Aurora, aw-ro'ra, n. The dawn of day; redne of contempt gold. the sky before sunrise; a species of crowfoot. — Auro'ra bore a'lis. A luminous meteoric phenomenon, supposed to be of electrical origin; northern lights. — Auetc. — A. austra'lis. Southern lights. ad- Auscultation, aws-kul-ta's hun, n. Act of listening. hearers. — in (Med.) the thorax, A method by observing of distinguishing sounds, esp. diseases,'' by means esp. with of the stethoscope._ off i- Auspicate, aw's pl-kat, v. 1. To give a favorable turn to — author in commencing. — Au's pice, -spis, n.: pi. Au' spices, Office of, -spi-sez. Omen; augury; protection extended; fahearing. vor shown; patronage.— Auspicial.-spish'al, a. Pert, — Au'ditto auspices. — Auspicious, -spish'us, a. Having omens of succe or favorable appearances; lucky; n. The propitious. —, Auspi'ciously, adv.
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