Ink

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 214
ink, n. A colored fluid, viscous material, ment used in writing, printing, etc. — v. t. (inkt), inking.] To blacken, color, or daub ink.— Ink'y,-i, a. Consisting of, like, or soiled ink; black.— Ink'horn. n. An inkstand, — formerly made of horn. — Ink's tand, n. A ve el for holding writing ink.
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