oneirocritIcal

[ONEIROCRITIC.] The same as ONEIROCRITIC (q. v.). "That new kind of observation which my oneirocritical correspondent has directed him to make." Add is on : Spectator , No. 597. o-neïr-o-crit-I-çişm, s. [Eng. oneirocritic; 2. Used, like the French on (from which, how - ism .] The same as ONEIROCRITICS (q. v.). ever, it is not derived), as a general or indefinite nominative for any man; any person. " One would swear he saw them quake." Shakesp.: Rape of Lucrece, 1,393. *C. As adv.: Only, alone. D. As substantive: 1. A particular individual, whether a person or thing. "One, mine ancient friend." Shakesp.: Timon of Athens, i. 2. In this sense one can take a plural form. "In this land the Shining Ones commonly walked."_ Bunyan: Pilgrim's Progre , pt. i. 2. The first whole number, consisting of a unit. 3. The symbol representing the first whole number (1 or 1.). (1) At one: In accord or agreement; recon ciled. [ATONE.] (2) All one : Just the same; a matter of no consequence; as, It is all one to me what you do or say. (3) One day : (a) On a certain or particular day already past. (b) On some future day; some day; at some future indefinite time. "You shall one day find it." Shakesp.: Merry Wives of Windsor, iii. 3. One is largely used in composition, the meanings of the compounds being generally sufficiently obvious, as one-arched, one-armed, one-eyed, one handed, one-masted, .