Universal Etymological English Dictionary (page 2/2)

[picture: Front Cover]

Front Cover

Like many antiquarian books from the eighteenth century, the front cover of Nathan Bailey’s Universal Etymological Dictionary is half-leather; that is, the spine and the fore-edge corners of the cover are bound in leather. If the corners are not covered with leather, the book is [...] [more...]

[$]

[picture: Title Page: Bailey's Universal Etymological Dictionary]
[picture: air (a)]

air (a)

Air [in Chymical Writers] is expressed by one of these Characters... [more...]

[$]

[picture: air (b)]

air (b)

Air [in Chymical Writers] is expressed by one of these Characters... [more...]

[$]

[picture: Snow]

Snow

The 1736 definition for Snow includes explanations of why snow is white and why the sharp points of snowflakes don’t hurt when they land on our skin. [more...]

[$]


Note: If you got here from a search engine and don’t see what you were looking for, it might have moved onto a different page within this gallery.