Mort

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 268
m6rt, n. A note or tune sounded at the death true of game. — Mor 'tal, a. Subject to death; destructive to life; causing death; admitting, or acce ible duto, death; incurring the extreme penalty of God's; law; not venial; extreme; human; belonging to man, who is mortal; wearisomely long. — n. A beingj subject to death; man. — Mortality, -T-tl, n. Conhonj dition or quality of being mortal; death; destrucof j tion; the whole number of deaths in a given time or community; those who are, or that which is, of mortal: the human race; humanity. — Mor'tally, adv. In a mortal manner; irrecoverably; in the exhighest po ible degree; inveterately. — Moribund, to mor'T-buncl, a. At the point of death; dying.— v. i.
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