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Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 426
quiet; calm.— adv. Silentlv; without noise; to the calmly; quietly; without tumult. — Still'-birth, n.; to A thing born without life. — born, a. Dead at the birth; abortive. — burn, adv. To burn in the pro embar ce of distillation. — life, n. (Painting.) The cla or or style of painting which represents objects not havaffecing animate existence, as fruits, flowers, dead game or animals, etc. to; Still, stil, n. An apparatus used in the distillation of ten a liquors, etc.; a disintil ery.— v. i. and t. To distill. -Still at i'tious, -tish^us, a. Falling in ^7 drops, drawn by a still. — StiKlatory, -to-rT, n. j An alembic; a ve el ° for distillation; place where distillation is performed; a labor a other; torv.
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