and ings
1
and Ings. On 1826
T f es and ings. s and ings. eers’ S 1875 1
and -ings by 1914
ing and ings, Sup- Other ment 1911
ing and 'ings
and ings by an s-circle in the same place, thus 1879
Open Fields, Meadows, and Ings, and a certain Open Common, or Parcel of Waste Ground 1794
and ing... being translated meadow 1896
2
and Ings renders the 1841
ancient messuages cottages frontsteads and lands in the said fields and ings and ancient inclosures... or such 1858
andings by such 1643
andings of men : we make not the use of them, as is requisite for rational creatures 1674
and ings for the apprehension 1821
and ings, that they might understand 1729
3
burn for the Head-ach and swimmings therein, and ings 1666 2
for which Faults and ings we may blush 1747
otherwise errors will inevitably []pen, even to the professed writer. For the terminations ing and ings, use a mark thus 1821
being about the length of the common accentual dash. -ing is denoted by this mark ', placed at the top, and -ings, by the same mark, placed at the bottom 1796
4
Hold 20 ha. ings zo and ings 50 and 1916
der der and ings. der. der 1916
was present, and Ings 1820
5
lofty and ings in chiaro scuro, tapestries, and hangings of coloured silk 1808 3
and by hearing the voice and ings against the 1816
glass over his head, and Ings 1777
and ings. * come 1918
6
She dances and (ings pretty well — we all know it 1757
in possession of the bless-compass of abstruse philosophy,
and ings of Redemption 1836
A very acute observer of men and ings has remarked,
that Chemistry is not a science of parade 1818 4
- from a table detailing “wear and tear and maintenance of the fleet”
- Nich. Culpepper, Gent. Student in Physic and Astrology, The English Physitian Enlarged (1666)
(“On Beets,” different edition at archive.org) - Benjamin Pitts Capper, A Topographical Dictionary of the United Kingdom (1808)
- on “chemical amusement” in The Literary Panorama and National Register 7 (March 1818) quoting “Miss Edgeworth” on chemistry, from her Letters for literary ladies, to which is added, an essay on the noble science of self-justification (4th ed, 1814)
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andings and corrupted results — most occasioned by OCR misreads across columns in tables, a pronounced dislike of st and other ligatures, misconstruings of column ends and beginnings, edges out of frame, &c, &c.
and the word ing/s, meaning meadow; see OED (archive.org)
tags:
andings; a science of parade; chemical amusement; ing; meadow; noise; static; swimmings
Miss Edgeworth