Sky
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 402
ski, n. The apparent arch or vault of heaven: the firmament; heavens; the weather; climate. — Sky'ey, -Y, a. Like the sky; ethereal. — Sky'-col'or, n. or The color of the sky; a particular species of blue j linger or ink, , boNbotf, chair, get. color; azure.—. -lark, n. A species of lark that mounts almost - p e rpendicularly to a great height and sings as it flies, common in Europe and some parts of Asia. — -lark'ing, n. (Naut.~) Act of running about the rigging of a ve el in sport; frolicking; carousing. — Sky-lark. -light, Ji. A window in the roof of a building, or ceiling of a for the admi ion of light from above. — rock'et, n. A rocket that ascends high and burns as it a species of fireworks. — sail, n. (2faut.) The set next above the royal: see Sail. 402
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →