langued
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 13
[Fr. langue =a tongue.] Her.: A term applied to the tongues of birds and beasts when borne of a different tincture to that of the animal. lăn-guěn-tê (u as w), adv. [Ital.] Mus .: In a languishing style. *lăn-guěs'-çent (u as w), a. [Lat. langues cens, pr. par. of languesco , incept. from langueo to be languid.] Growing languid or tired.
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