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_Withal_ its class and construc. _Without_, obsol. use of, for _unless_ or _except_. _Withouten_, paragog. and poet. form. _Withinside of_ _Won't_, whence formed; its pronunc. _Worcester, Dr. J. E._, his Universal and Critical Dictionary WORDS, treated. --_Word_, defined. --_Words_ distinguished, and the divisions of, defined. --(See _Compound Word_.) --_Words_, Rules for the figure of; --simp., _when_ compounding is to be avoided --when to be joined, or to be written separately --_Words_, the nature of, explained --the consid. of, as comm., and as prop., --brevity sought in the comm. use of --the identity of, in what consists --unsettled and variable usage with respect to the figure of --_Words_ that may constitute diff. parts of speech, their construc. not to be left doubtf. --the reference of, to other words, do. --senselessly jumbled, charac. of --entirely needless, how to be disposed of --unintelligently misapplied, what indicates, --_Words_, PUNCT. _of_: in pairs; alternated; put absol.; in appos.; repeated --_Words_, derivation of, treated --most of those regarded as primitives in Eng., may be traced to ulterior sources --the study of, its importance --how the knowledge of, may be promoted with respect to Eng. --_Words_, the use of, as affecting Purity --do., as affect. Propriety --do., as affect. Precision --do., as affect. Perspicuity --do., as affect. Strength _Worshiper_, whether properly written with a single or a double _p_ _Worth_, its class and construc. _Worthy_, admits not ellips. of prep, _of_ before obj. following _Writing, to write_, what meant by X. X, its name and plur. num. --format. of the plur. of nouns in --why never doubled --written for a number --its sounds Y. Y, its name and plur. numb.; --borrowed first by the Romans from the Greeks, by whom called Ypsilon --in Eng. is either a vowel or a conson. --classed with the semivowels --final, changed or unchanged before terminations --do., when, by former practice, retained in verbs ending in _y_, before conson. terminations --sounds of --in poet. format. of adjectives _Ye_, nom. plur., solemn style --its use as the obj. case --as a mere explet. in burlesque --its use in the lang. of tragedy --used fo
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