Grape

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 178
grap, n. The fruit of the vine. (Jlil.) Grape-shot. — Grap'y, -T, a. Made of, or like, ^^za^^fe, grapes.— Grap'ery, -er-i, re. A building? a for cultivating grapes.— Grape'-shot, n. C m,^-i? ( JUL) A number of iron balls, included [ W\ ( between circular iron plates at top and r\yl IVay 31 bottom, with rings and a connecting pin i. Pertaining Graphic, -ical. graflk-al, toTwri ting; written; inscribed: well def^KTT7^£ lineated or described. — Graphically, W#l Ivjy ach\ In a graphic or picturesque mani. ner. — Graphite, -it, n. (Jlin.) A poly- Grane shot morpho us mineral, composed of very y pure carbon, (listing, by softne , metallic luster, by leaving a lead-colored trace on paper, — used pencils, and for manv mechanical uses, and often called plumbago or black-lead.
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