Webster's Dictionary 1828

1702

ALL-DEVASTATING

ALL-DEV'ASTATING, adjective Wasting every thing.

1703

ALL-DEVOURING

ALL-DEVOUR'ING, a Eating or consuming all.

1704

ALL-DIMMING

ALL-DIM'MING, adjective Obscuring every thing.

1705

ALL-DISCOVERING

ALL-DISCOV'ERING, adjective Discovering or disclosing every thing.

1706

ALL-DISGRACED

ALL-DISGRA'CED, adjective Completely disgraced.

1707

ALL-DISPENSING

ALL-DISPENS'ING, adjective Dispensing all things; affording dispensation or permission.

1708

ALL-DIVINE

ALL-DIVI'NE, adjective Supremely excellent.

1709

ALL-DIVINING

ALL-DIVI'NING, adjective Foretelling all things.

1710

ALL-DREADED

ALL-DREAD'ED, adjective Dreaded by all.

1711

ALL-EFFICIENT

ALL-EFFI'CIENT, adjective Of perfect or unlimited efficacy or efficiency.

1712

ALL-ELOQUENT

ALL-EL'OQUENT, adjective Eloquent in the highest degree.

1713

ALL-EMBRACING

ALL-EMBRA'CING, adjective Embracing all things.

1714

ALL-ENDING

ALL-END'ING, adjective Putting an end to all things.

1715

ALL-ENLIGHTENING

ALL-ENLI'GHTENING, adjective Enlightening all things.

1716

ALL-ENRAGED

ALL-ENRA'GED, adjective Highly enraged.

1717

ALL-FLAMING

ALL-FLA'MING, adjective Flaming in all directions.

1718

ALL-FOOLS-DAY

ALL-FOOL'S-DAY, noun The first of April.

1719

ALL-FORGIVING

ALL-FORGIV'ING, adjective Forgiving or pardoning all.

1720

ALL-FOURS

ALL-FOURS, noun [all and four.]A game at cards, played by two or four persons; so called from the possession of the four honors, by one person, who is then said to have all four...

1721

ALL-GIVER

ALL-GIV'ER, noun The giver of all things.

1722

ALL-GOOD

ALL-GOOD', adjective Completely good.ALL-GOOD, noun The popular name of the plant Good-Henry, or English Mercury, Chenopodium bonus Henricus.

1723

ALL-GRACIOUS

ALL-GRA'CIOUS, adjective Perfectly gracious.

1724

ALL-GUIDING

ALL-GUI'DING, adjective Guiding or conducting all things.

1725

ALL-HAIL

ALL-HA'IL, exclamationAll health; a phrase of salutation, expressing a wish of all health or safety to the person addressed.

1726

ALL-HALLOW

ALL-HAL'LOW, or ALL-HALLOWS, n.All Saints day, the first of November; a feast dedicated to all the saints in general

1727

ALL-HALLOW-TIDE

ALL-HALLOW-TIDE, noun The time near All Saints, or November first.

1728

ALL-HALLOWS

ALL-HAL'LOW, or ALL-HALLOWSnounAll Saints day, the first of November; a feast dedicated to all the saints in general