Envy
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 141
en'vY, v. t. [-vied (-vid), -vying.] To regard with discontent and malevolent longing; to be filled with emulation at sight of; to desire strongly, covet. — v. i. To be filled with envious feelings. — n. Pain, mortification, or discontent, excited by another's superiority; an object of envious feeling. — En'viable, a. — En'vious, -us, a. Feeling, exhibiting, or directed by, envy. — En'viousiy, adv. Enwrap. See Inwrap. Epaulet, -lette, ep'aw-let', re. (Mil.) A badge worn on the shoulder by military and naval officers.
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