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Definition of lette
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Lette (v. t.) To let; to
hinder.
See Let, to
hinder..
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Lecturn
::
Lecturn
(n.) A choir desk, or
reading
desk, in some
churches,
from which the
lections,
or
Scripture
lessons,
are
chanted
or read;
hence,
a
reading
desk.
[Written
also
lectern
and
lettern.].
Spatula
::
Spatula
(n.) An
implement
shaped
like a
knife,
flat, thin, and
somewhat
flexible,
used for
spreading
paints,
fine
plasters,
drugs in
compounding
prescriptions,
etc. Cf.
Palette
knife,
under
Palette..
Nundinal
::
Nundinal
(n.) A
nundinal
letter.
Signet
::
Signet
(n.) A seal;
especially,
in
England,
the seal used by the
sovereign
in
sealing
private
letters
and
grants
that pass by bill under the sign
manual;
--
called
also privy
signet..
Mouillation
::
Mouillation
(n.) The act of
uttering
the sound of a
mouille
letter.
Write
::
Write (v. i.) To
compose
or send
letters.
Ae
::
Ae () A
diphthong
in the Latin
language;
used also by the Saxon
writers.
It
answers
to the Gr. ai. The
Anglo-Saxon
short ae was
generally
replaced
by a, the long / by e or ee. In
derivatives
from Latin words with ae, it is
mostly
superseded
by e. For most words found with this
initial
combination,
the
reader
will
therefore
search
under the
letter
E..
Vocable
::
Vocable
(n.) A word; a term; a name;
specifically,
a word
considered
as
composed
of
certain
sounds
or
letters,
without
regard
to its
meaning..
Quiescent
::
Quiescent
(n.) A
silent
letter.
Taste
::
Taste (n.) The power of
perceiving
and
relishing
excellence
in human
performances;
the
faculty
of
discerning
beauty,
order,
congruity,
proportion,
symmetry,
or
whatever
constitutes
excellence,
particularly
in the fine arts and
belles-letters;
critical
judgment;
discernment..
Labionasal
::
Labionasal
(n.) A
labionasal
sound or
letter.
Numeral
::
Numeral
(n.)
Expressing
number;
representing
number;
as,
numeral
letters
or
characters,
as X or 10 for ten..
Ignorant
::
Ignorant
(n.) A
person
untaught
or
uninformed;
one
unlettered
or
unskilled;
an
ignoramous.
Breathing
::
Breathing
(n.) Also, in a wider
sense,
the sound
caused
by the
friction
of the
outgoing
breath
in the
throat,
mouth,
etc., when the
glottis
is wide open;
aspiration;
the sound
expressed
by the
letter
h..
Present
::
Present
(a.)
Present
letters
or
instrument,
as a deed of
conveyance,
a
lease,
letter
of
attorney,
or other
writing;
as in the
phrase,
Know all men by these
presents,
that is, by the
writing
itself,
per has
literas
praesentes;
-- in this
sense,
rarely
used in the
singular..
Red-letter
::
Red-letter
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a red
letter;
marked
by red
letters.
Spell
::
Spell (v. i.) To form words with
letters,
esp. with the
proper
letters,
either
orally
or in
writing..
Fold
::
Fold (v. t.) To lap or lay in
plaits
or
folds;
to lay one part over
another
part of; to
double;
as, to fold
cloth;
to fold a
letter..
Letterless
::
Letterless
(a.)
Illiterate.
Non Obstante
::
Non
obstante
() A
clause
in old
English
statutes
and
letters
patent,
importing
a
license
from the crown to do a thing
notwithstanding
any
statute
to the
contrary.
This
dispensing
power was
abolished
by the Bill of
Rights..
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