summitless (sumitles)

[ summit-level (sum'it-level), n. The highest level; the highest of a series of elevations over which a canal, watercourse, railway, or the like is carried. Disdain to root the summer - swelling flower. Shak., T. G. of V., ii. 4. 162. [ summertide (sum'er-tid), n. and a . somertide, sumertid ; Most cheffest time was of somertide That ther hys wacche gan so to prouide. Rom . of Partenay (E. E. T. S.), 1. 5522. Words worth, Hart-Leap Well, ii. Lulled by the fountain in the summer tide. IMG:content-2461.png:[blocks in formation] resting floor-joists, or the wall of the stories above; a lintel. Also called brest -summer.-2. In masonry, the first stone laid over a column or beam. E. Н. Knight. on posts and supporting summer ward, summer wards (sum'er-wärd, -wärdz), adv. [