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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1907 Excerpt: ... a, adj. maritime. Marli, -i. cat-gut itrlng. Marlota, sf. a sort of coat or cloak. Marmanjo, sm. marmoset, a fool. Marmelada, f. quince, marmalade. Mascarra, sf. a stain made iu the face; a taint of guilt or infamy. Mascarrar, va. to smut, to daub. Mascavar, va. to separate the coarsest sugar; (Jy.) to discredit, to dis-honour. Mascotar, va. to grind, to break. Mascotq, AJ;. a mallet, a pestle, Masculinamente, adv. inasculinely. Masculine, a, adj. masculine. Masculo.a, adj. masculineyinale. Masicote, am. massicot, calcined ceruse. Masmorra, -/. a prison, dungeon. Massmorreiro, gin. a jailor. Massa, gf. mass, dough, paste, lump, stock, body (of creditors), --deferro, an iron mace. Massagada, sf. mixture, medley. Massar, ra.to beat.tostrike with a club. Massarico, sm. halcyon. Massaroca, tf. a spindle full; a spike of Indian com. Massico, a, atlj. solid, massive. Massoneria, ff. masonry. Massudo, a, adj. bulky, big. Mastareo, --. a topmast, a small mast Mastica, /. gnm-mastick. Mastigagao, . mastication. Mastigar, cu. 1o masticate, to chew. Mastim, sin. mastiff, Mastique, ./-. mastick. Mastreacao, -/. the act of fitting a ship with masts, masting, the masts. Maatrear, va. to furnish a ship with masts. Mastro, Masto, am. the mast of a ship--grande, the main-mast.--da mezena, the mizen-mast.--do fraqitete, the fore-mast.--do gttmpfg, the bowsprit. Masturbacao, tf. masturbation. Masurca, -/. a nittioiiiil Polish dance. Mata Matta, /. wood, forest, a thicket. Mataborrao.m. blotting-paper. Matacaes.Mhr. vagabond! vagrant Matacao, /. torment, mortification, import unit v. Matacayallo, tide, in all haste. Matadeiro, Matadoiro, Matadouro, -. a slaughter-house. Matador, tin. murderer, killer, matador. Matadura, gf. a gall in a horse'..