Все Английские слова с переводом на Русский язык - страница 178

A bunch of ivy or other plant hung up as a tavern sign.

A stupid person.

Of an ovum: containing no yolk or little yolk; = microlecithal .

A stupid person.

Another term for costmary.

A stupid person.

= alectryomancy .

Divination using a cock, typically by interpreting patterns in its pecking at grains of corn.

(a name for) a cock.

On the side of a ship that is sheltered from the wind.

Situated on the side of a ship that is sheltered from the wind.

Vinegar produced by the fermentation of ale; malt vinegar; a variety of this.

Vinegar produced by the fermentation of ale; malt vinegar; a variety of this.

Ground ivy, glechoma hederacea, an aromatic herb that was used for the flavouring and preservation of ale before the introduction of hops. compare "alecost", "hayhove".

An inn or public house.

An inn or public house.

With plural agreement. a confederation of germanic peoples originally occupying southwest germany between the rhine, the main, and the danube, and later parts of switzerland and alsace.

= alemannic .

A member of the alemanni (historical). also occasionally: a native or inhabitant of the region formerly occupied by the alemanni; a speaker of an alemannic dialect.

Of or relating to the alemanni.

The group of dialects of old high german spoken by the alemanni. also: the modern representatives of these spoken in alsace, switzerland, and southwest germany.

= alemannic .

= alemannic .

A distilling apparatus, now obsolete, consisting of a gourd-shaped container and a cap with a long beak for conveying the products to a receiver.

To distil in an alembic. chiefly figurative: to produce, refine, or transform (an idea, emotion, etc.) as if in an alembic.

(of an idea, expression, or style) excessively subtle or refined.

A distilling apparatus, now obsolete, consisting of a gourd-shaped container and a cap with a long beak for conveying the products to a receiver.

A substance produced by the action of ammonia on mercuric chloride, the main component being mercury amide chloride (clhgnh₂), supposed by some alchemists to be a universal solvent and later used in bandages for its antiseptic properties. formerly also † "alembroth-salt", † "salt of alembroth".

Designating a type of fine point lace made originally at lonray near alençon, especially in "alençon lace".