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stigmat
▪ I. stigmat Photogr. (ˈstɪgmæt) [? back-formation from stigmatic a.] A stigmatic lens or combination of lenses: see stigmatic A. 9.1901 Photo-miniature Sept. 245 (Cent., Suppl.) ‘Single’ lenses, such as the elements forming Gray's Double Stigmat.▪ II. stigmat variant of stigmate. Oxford English Dictionary
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Nicanor Stigmatias
Nicanor Stigmatias (; Nīkā́nōr Stigmatíās) was a celebrated grammarian, who lived during the reign of the Roman emperor Hadrian in the early 2nd century wikipedia.org
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stigmatose
stigmatose, a. (ˈstɪgmətəʊs) [ad. mod.L. type *stigmatōsus, f. L. stigmat- stigma: see -ose.] 1. Bot. Said of a style bearing the stigma on some specified part, as along the side instead of (as usual) at the summit.1840 Paxton Bot. Dict., Stigmatose, when the stigma is long, lateral, or on one side ... Oxford English Dictionary
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stigmatiferous
stigmatiferous, a. Bot. (stɪgməˈtɪfərəs) [f. L. stigmat- stigma + -iferous.] Bearing a stigma.1831 Macgillivray tr. Richard's Elem. Bot. 471 The style..bears at its summit a variable number of stigmatiferous divisions. 1870 Hooker Stud. Flora 295 Verbena,..style slender, 2-lobed, one lobe only stigm... Oxford English Dictionary
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El Brendel
1932) - Swiebach Olsen's Big Moment (1933) - Knute Olsen Hot Pepper (1933) - Olsen The Last Trail (1933) - Newt Olsen My Lips Betray (1933) - Oswald Stigmat wikipedia.org
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stigmatiform
stigmatiform, a. Nat. Hist. (stɪgˈmætɪfɔːm) [f. L. stigmat- stigma + -iform.] Having the form of a stigma (in sense 5 a, 5 c, or 6).1843 Humphreys Brit. Moths I. 111 An ovate black stigmatiform mark. 1888 Henslow Orig. Floral Struct. 292 The apex of the petal was green and stigmatiform. Oxford English Dictionary
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My Lips Betray
Cast Lilian Harvey as Lili Wieler John Boles as King Rupert aka Captain von Linden El Brendel as Oswald Stigmat, Chauffeur Irene Browne as Queen wikipedia.org
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stigmate
stigmate, n. Now rare. (ˈstɪgmət) Only in pl. Also 4–5 stygmate, 7 stigmatte, 7–9 stigmat. [pl. stigmates ad. L. stigmata pl. of stigma. Cf. F. stigmate.] 1. = stigma 3.1387 Trevisa Higden (Rolls) VIII. 525 She had the stygmates in her handes and feete and side. 1483 Caxton Golden Leg. 314 b, Whan h... Oxford English Dictionary
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stigmatic
stigmatic, a. and n. (stɪgˈmætɪk) [ad. med.L. stigmaticus (occurring in some MSS. of Cic. De Off. ii. 7. 25, where the true reading is stigmatias), f. L. stigmat-: see stigma and -ic. Fr. has stigmatique in sense 6 (Littré). In early use sometimes accented ˈstigmatic: cf. ˈheretic.] A. adj. 1. Const... Oxford English Dictionary
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bestiate
† ˈbestiate, v. Obs. Also 7 beastiate. [f. L. bestia beast + -ate.] To bestialize.1628 Feltham Resolves i. lxxxiv. (1647) 259 Drunkennesse..bestiates even the bravest spirits. 1639 Junius' Sin Stigmat. 235 (L.) Drunkenness beastiates the heart. 1655 R. Younge Agst. Drunkards 5. Oxford English Dictionary
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fustilugs
fustilugs Obs. exc. dial. (ˈfʌstɪlʌgz) [? f. fusty a. + lug in the sense of something heavy or slow.] A person, esp. a woman, of gross or corpulent habit; a fat, frowzy woman.1607 R. C. tr. Estienne's World of Wonders Pref. 10 The country swains contenting themselues though they haue not the fairest... Oxford English Dictionary
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puddle
▪ I. puddle, n. (ˈpʌd(ə)l) Forms: 4–5 podel, (4 -elle, 5–6 -ell), 5 poþel, pothel, 5–7 puddel, (6 -elle, -il, 6–7 -ell), 6 poddell, podle, 6 Sc. pwdyll, 6–7 pudle; 6– puddle. [ME. podel, puddel, app. dim. from OE. pudd ditch, furrow (puddas ‘sulcos’ in Prudentius Gloss; cf. dial. pudge, pudgell), = ... Oxford English Dictionary
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iron-mould
▪ I. iron-mould, -mold, n. (ˈaɪənˈməʊld) Also 7 -mole. [f. iron n.1 + mould, mold, earlier mole, OE. mál, mole, spot, mark.] 1. A spot or discoloration on cloth, etc., caused by iron-rust or an ink-stain.α 1601 Holland Pliny II. 47 The decoction will..take out any stain in cloths, euen the very iron... Oxford English Dictionary
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