Impluvium, im-plew'-ve-um, s

Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 99
a square cistern in the entrance-hall of a Roman house, in which the rainwater from the roof was received (L. in, and pluo, to rain). tion; to import or signify. See Implicate. to the end proposed. im-po-lite', lite. Impolitely, im-po-lite'-le, ad. not politely. Impolitene , im-po-lite -nes, s. want of good manners. lated to serve a purpose. Impoliticly, im-pol-e-tik-le, ad. in an impolitic manner. ablene . weight: s. an imponderable body or agent, such as light, heat, electricity, . Imponderable ne , imp on'-der-a-bl-nes, s. state of being imponderable. weight. Imponderous ne , im-pon'-der-us-nes, s. state of being imponderous. pact in texture. or jurisdiction; to convey; to signify; to be of moment or consequence to; to concern (L. in, in, and por to, to carry). signification; drift; that which is imported; importance; consequence.
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