Postillation

Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 140
pos-til-la'-shun, s. exposition of Scripture. enmarginal notes. a carriage and rides one of them (Fr.) ledger; the travelling with post-horses. [Arch.] or to lost rights (L. post, and limen, the threshold). office on a letter. or post-office. Postmaster-general, the chief officer of the post-office department. longing to the afternoon. bank,and made payable at some future specified time. to riage. binds himself to pay unusual interest on the death of some individual. of Post-office, poast'-off is, s. a place for the receipt and delivery of letters; postal department. and pono, positum, to place). after or behind; an affix indicative of relation [Gram.] thing else. and prandium, dinner). order. by Postscenium, poast-se'-ne-um, s. the back part of a theatre (L. post, and scena, a scene). letter after the signature of the writer; an appendix, formatter appended (L. post, and script us, written). disestablished, also where post-horses are kept. candidate. proof; an a umption underlying an argument; a self-evident problem [Math.]: v.a. to a ume without proof; to solicit; to a ume (L. postulo, to demand). interce ion. proof. situation of the body; state; condition; disposition. or practises artificial postures of the body, also of the mind: v.a. to place in a particular attitude; to dispose the parts of a body for a particular purpose. verse sent with it (poesy). jug; the quantity it contains; an earthen ve el for plants; a sort of small-sized paper. To go to pot, to an go to ruin, as it were back to the melting-pot. v.a. to put in pots; to preserve in pots; to enclose in pots (Celt.) be drunk. See Potion. Portable ne , po'-ta-bl-nes, s. the quality of being drinkable. at Potale, pot'-ale, s. the refuse from a grain distillery, used to fatten swine. science). pivot of the verge is placed [Watchmaking]. (Fr.) on See Potence. state, procured from the ashes of plants (pot, and ashes). ash,
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