Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Manytimes

Manytimesad.often, frequently, repeatedly

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Map

Mapn.a delineation of lands, seas, countries, &c.

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Map (2)

Mapv.t.to lay down or make a map, to draw

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Maple

Maplen.the name of a well known tree

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Mappery

Mapperyn.the art of planning and designing, ob.

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Mar

Marv.t.to spoil, injure, hurt, damage, undo

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Maracan

Maracann.a species of parrot in Brazil

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Maragongis

Maragongisn.a very low priced India muffin 3-4ths in width

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Maranatha

Maranathan.a Jewish form of anathematizing

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Maranon

Maranonn.a river in S. America, the largest in the world, improperly called Amazon

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Marasmus

Marasmusn.a consumption, decline, slow waste

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Marauder

Maraudern.a plunderer, a plundering soldier

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Marauding

Maraudingn.a quest of or search after plunder

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Maravedi

Maravedin.a small Spanish copper-coin

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Marble

Marblen.a fine hard stone, a little ball of stone

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Marble (2)

Marblev.t.to vein, form or stain, like marble

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Marble (3)

Marblea.made of or variegated like marble

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Marblehearted

Marblehearteda.very hardhearted, unfeeling

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Marcasit

Marcasitn.a hard bright fossil, mundic, more strictly, an ore of iron or pyrite

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Marcescent

Marcescenta.withering, fading, decaying

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Marcessible

Marcessiblea.that is liable to wither or fade

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March

Marchn.the third month, a movement of soldiers, procession, solemn walk or tune

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March (2)

Marchv.to move in a military or stately manner

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Marchal

Marchaln.an officer of an army, a sheriff

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Marcher

Marchern.a president or head of the marches

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Marches

Marchesn. pl.borders, the limits of a country

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Marchioness

Marchioness, [ch as sh]n.the lady or wife of a marquis