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105 Pages With 'destroy*'
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(45) Jamieson Dictionary, Vol. II, p. 260, (DjVu), (PDF), (JPEG)
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..is the object of fallow chiefly to destroy, is that sort of grass cal..
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(45) Jamieson Dictionary, Vol. II, p. 227, (DjVu), (PDF), (JPEG)
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..t an act was passed against u the destroyers of planting, haning> an.. .. of wandes or utherwise : or that destroyes the smoltes and frye of s..
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(45) Jamieson Dictionary, Vol. II, p. 223, (DjVu), (PDF), (JPEG)
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..synon» Quhat-sum-ever persone—destroyis pleuch and pleuchgeire, .. .. The same with pleuchgeire, S. " Destroyers of—pleuchgraith—suld..
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(45) Jamieson Dictionary, Vol. II, p. 194, (DjVu), (PDF), (JPEG)
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..e fearfull to thee? and readie to destroy thee." Ibid. T, 5; b. ..
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(45) Jamieson Dictionary, Vol. II, p. 190, (DjVu), (PDF), (JPEG)
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..acna, Linn. 46 A Palach, a great destroyer of salmon." Sibb. Fife, ..
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(45) Jamieson Dictionary, Vol. II, p. 113, (DjVu), (PDF), (JPEG)
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..nt wp in a fyr, Brak parkis doun, destroyit all the schyr. Wallace,..
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(45) Jamieson Dictionary, Vol. II, p. 91, (DjVu), (PDF), (JPEG)
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.., MURGTJLLIE, «. a. To spoil, to destroy, to mangle \ to mar any bus..
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(45) Jamieson Dictionary, Vol. II, p. 76, (DjVu), (PDF), (JPEG)
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.. wont to make inroads on estates, destroying the corns, or driving a..
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(45) Jamieson Dictionary, Vol. II, p. 57, (DjVu), (PDF), (JPEG)
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..But it is rather, lost, broke, or destroyed ; A.S. leos-an perdere, o..
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(45) Jamieson Dictionary, Vol. II, p. 14, (DjVu), (PDF), (JPEG)
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..of children. It is very useful in destroying the aphides that infect..
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