script uri an
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 34
[Eng. Scriptur (e); -ian.] A of the jaw. Iron and codliver oil are the principal scripturist (q. v.). "O rare script uri an." -Chapman: Humourous Dayes Mirth , p. 103. *scrip-tür-I-ent, a. [Low Latin script uri ens, pr. par. of scripturio =to desire to write; scribo to write.] Having a desire or pa ion for writing; having an itch for authorship. scrip-tu-rist, s. [Eng. scriptur(e); -ist.] One who is well versed in the Scriptures. scri-věl-10, s. [Ital.] An elephant's tusk under twenty pounds weight. *scriv-en, *scriv-ein, s . [O. Fr. escrivain (Fr. écrivain ), from Low Lat. scribanum, acc us. of scribanus a scribe; Lat. scribo to write; Sp. escribano.] A scrivener. *scriv-en, v. t. [SCRIVEN, 8. ] To write, as a scrivener. "A mortgage scrivened up."-North: Life of Lord Guil ford , ii. 302.
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