Dephlogisticated
Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 55
de-flo-jis'-te-ka-ted, a. dephlogisticated air, the name applied by Dr. Priest ley to oxygen. to picture or represent in words (L. de, and dictum, to paint). represent in colours. (L. de, and pilus, hair). move hair: s.an application having this effect with out injury to the skin. plants from beds. any fulne ,by drawing off from some feeding source (L. de, and pleo, to fill). by venesection; bloodletting [Med.] pleting agent [Med.] Defloration, dep-lo-ra'-shun, s. the act of lamenting. Deplore,de-plore', v.a. to feel deep grief or sorrow over; Deploringly, de-plo'-ring-le, ad. in deploring manner. Deploy, de-ploi', v.a. to open out and extend in a line, ] as for action [Mil.]: v.n. to form a more extended front or line (L. de un, and plico, to fold). feathers; an affection of the eyelids with lo of eyelashes. (L. de, and plum a, a feather). priving of polarity, as the rays of light. written declaration (L. de, and pono, positum, to place). deposes. A deponent verb, one which has a pa ive termination with an active signification [Latin Gram.] of inhabitants (L. de, and populus, people).
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