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105 Pages With 'destroy*'
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(45) Jamieson Dictionary, Vol. II, p. 586, (DjVu), (PDF), (JPEG)
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..ne might contribute their help to destroy." Fleming's Fulfilling, p. ..
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(45) Jamieson Dictionary, Vol. II, p. 582, (DjVu), (PDF), (JPEG)
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..er off Arghile, that saw The King destroy wp clene and law His land ..
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(45) Jamieson Dictionary, Vol. II, p. 497, (DjVu), (PDF), (JPEG)
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..e for water ? To STROY, T>. a. To destroy. Mekyl of France oure-rad..
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(45) Jamieson Dictionary, Vol. II, p. 496, (DjVu), (PDF), (JPEG)
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..ation being preserved \ or stroy, destroy. STRIAK, s. Sound'. Striak..
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(45) Jamieson Dictionary, Vol. II, p. 457, (DjVu), (PDF), (JPEG)
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..tobacco, one edition at least was destroyed." Baillie's Lett. i. 14. .. ..be. To SPILL, SPYLL, B. a. 1. To destroy, in whatever way ; to spoi..
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(45) Jamieson Dictionary, Vol. II, p. 422, (DjVu), (PDF), (JPEG)
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..tes, and so might be slighted and destroyed : which is clear by Acts ..
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(45) Jamieson Dictionary, Vol. II, p. 401, (DjVu), (PDF), (JPEG)
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..the plant is risen up, and may be destroyed by harrowing^ has been t..
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(45) Jamieson Dictionary, Vol. II, p. 375, (DjVu), (PDF), (JPEG)
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..logy of kindred tongues, and even destroys the unity of the same lan..
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(45) Jamieson Dictionary, Vol. II, p. 351, (DjVu), (PDF), (JPEG)
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..C H S C H To SCHENT, u a. To destroy, to kill. ———Quene ..
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(45) Jamieson Dictionary, Vol. II, p. 307, (DjVu), (PDF), (JPEG)
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..) subsultare. To RYOT, r. a. * To destroy, to ravage. All that he fa..
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