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used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
AcademynounUS /əˈkæd.ə.mi/
A place of study or training in a special field of knowledge and arts.
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
AdmiralnounUS /ˈædmərəl/
the supreme commander of a fleet; ranks above a vice admiral and below a fleet admiral
From this reading One day when Mr. Linley Sambourne made a successful appearance as Admiral Van Tromp at a fancy-dress ball, Mr. W S. Gilbert drily observed, "One Dutch of Sambourne makes the whole world grin!"
a proposal for an appropriate course of action
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
AlfrednounUS /ˈælfrəd/
king of Wessex; defeated the Vikings and encouraged writing in English (849-899)
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
the form of “a” used before a word that begins with a vowel sound
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
outward or visible aspect of a person or thing
From this reading One day when Mr. Linley Sambourne made a successful appearance as Admiral Van Tromp at a fancy-dress ball, Mr. W S. Gilbert drily observed, "One Dutch of Sambourne makes the whole world grin!"
applicationnounUS /ˌæpləˈkeɪʃən/
the act of bringing something to bear; using it for a particular purpose
From this reading The jest was wider in its application than he who made it, probably, had intended.
appreciatedadjectiveUS /əˈpriːʃieɪtɪd/
fully understood or grasped
From this reading The humour of the artist, his quaintness of fancy, wit, and touch, are appreciated by whoever looks for something more, even in a professedly comic design, than that which is at first and immediately obvious.
areauxiliary verbUS /ɑːr/
the form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun
From this reading The humour of the artist, his quaintness of fancy, wit, and touch, are appreciated by whoever looks for something more, even in a professedly comic design, than that which is at first and immediately obvious.
a person whose creative work shows sensitivity and imagination
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
ARTISTSnounUS /ˈɑːrtɪsts/
plural of “artist” — a person whose creative work shows sensitivity and imagination
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at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading One day when Mr. Linley Sambourne made a successful appearance as Admiral Van Tromp at a fancy-dress ball, Mr. W S. Gilbert drily observed, "One Dutch of Sambourne makes the whole world grin!"
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading One day when Mr. Linley Sambourne made a successful appearance as Admiral Van Tromp at a fancy-dress ball, Mr. W S. Gilbert drily observed, "One Dutch of Sambourne makes the whole world grin!"
aerobic rod-shaped spore-producing bacterium; often occurring in chainlike formations; found primarily in soil
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
round object that is hit or thrown or kicked in games
From this reading One day when Mr. Linley Sambourne made a successful appearance as Admiral Van Tromp at a fancy-dress ball, Mr. W S. Gilbert drily observed, "One Dutch of Sambourne makes the whole world grin!"
Bennitt
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From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
Blatchford
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From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
BritonnounUS /ˈbrɪtən/
a native or inhabitant of Great Britain
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
BrownenounUS /braʊn/
English illustrator of several of Dickens' novels (1815-1882)
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
BryannounUS /ˈbraɪən/
United States lawyer and politician who advocated free silver and prosecuted John Scopes (1925) for teaching evolution in a Tennessee high school (1860-1925)
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
showing who or what does the action
From this reading The humour of the artist, his quaintness of fancy, wit, and touch, are appreciated by whoever looks for something more, even in a professedly comic design, than that which is at first and immediately obvious.
Caldecott
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From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
Chantrey
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From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
King of France from 1560 to 1574 whose reign was dominated by his mother Catherine de Medicis (1550-1574)
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
Chasemore
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From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
showing self-interest and shrewdness in dealing with others
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
CollarsnounUS /ˈkɑːlərz/
plural of “collar” — a band that fits around the neck and is usually folded over
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
a commissioned military officer in the United States Army or Air Force or Marines who ranks above a lieutenant colonel and below a brigadier general
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
comicadjectiveUS /ˈkɑːmɪk/
arousing or provoking laughter
From this reading The humour of the artist, his quaintness of fancy, wit, and touch, are appreciated by whoever looks for something more, even in a professedly comic design, than that which is at first and immediately obvious.
ConvertedverbUS /kənˈvɜːrtɪd/
past form of “convert” — change from one system to another or to a new plan or policy
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
Corbould
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From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
time for Earth to make a complete rotation on its axis
From this reading One day when Mr. Linley Sambourne made a successful appearance as Admiral Van Tromp at a fancy-dress ball, Mr. W S. Gilbert drily observed, "One Dutch of Sambourne makes the whole world grin!"
DecorativeadjectiveUS /ˈdekrətɪv/
serving an esthetic rather than a useful purpose
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
the act of working out the form of something (as by making a sketch or outline or plan)
From this reading The humour of the artist, his quaintness of fancy, wit, and touch, are appreciated by whoever looks for something more, even in a professedly comic design, than that which is at first and immediately obvious.
DesignernounUS /dɪˈzaɪnər/
a person who specializes in interior design
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
having finished or arrived at completion
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
drilyadverb
in a dry laconic manner
From this reading One day when Mr. Linley Sambourne made a successful appearance as Admiral Van Tromp at a fancy-dress ball, Mr. W S. Gilbert drily observed, "One Dutch of Sambourne makes the whole world grin!"
DutchadjectiveUS /dʌtʃ/
of or relating to the Netherlands or its people or culture
From this reading One day when Mr. Linley Sambourne made a successful appearance as Admiral Van Tromp at a fancy-dress ball, Mr. W S. Gilbert drily observed, "One Dutch of Sambourne makes the whole world grin!"
a fat-soluble vitamin that is essential for normal reproduction; an important antioxidant that neutralizes free radicals in the body
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
EllisnounUS /ˈelɪs/
plural of “elli” — (Norse mythology) goddess of old age who defeated Thor in a wrestling match
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
EngineeringnounUS /ˈendʒəˈnɪrɪŋ/
the practical application of technical and scientific knowledge to commerce or industry
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
EnterprisenounUS /ˈentərpraɪz/
a purposeful or industrious undertaking (especially one that requires effort or boldness)
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
Ernest
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From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
divisible by two
From this reading The humour of the artist, his quaintness of fancy, wit, and touch, are appreciated by whoever looks for something more, even in a professedly comic design, than that which is at first and immediately obvious.
something many people believe that is false
From this reading The humour of the artist, his quaintness of fancy, wit, and touch, are appreciated by whoever looks for something more, even in a professedly comic design, than that which is at first and immediately obvious.
fancy-dress
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From this reading One day when Mr. Linley Sambourne made a successful appearance as Admiral Van Tromp at a fancy-dress ball, Mr. W S. Gilbert drily observed, "One Dutch of Sambourne makes the whole world grin!"
a competitor thought likely to win
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
firstadjectiveUS /fɜːrst/
preceding all others in time or space or degree
From this reading The humour of the artist, his quaintness of fancy, wit, and touch, are appreciated by whoever looks for something more, even in a professedly comic design, than that which is at first and immediately obvious.
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading The humour of the artist, his quaintness of fancy, wit, and touch, are appreciated by whoever looks for something more, even in a professedly comic design, than that which is at first and immediately obvious.
Furniss
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From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
Furniss's
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From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
GilbertnounUS /ˈɡɪlbərt/
a unit of magnetomotive force equal to 0.7958 ampere-turns
From this reading One day when Mr. Linley Sambourne made a successful appearance as Admiral Van Tromp at a fancy-dress ball, Mr. W S. Gilbert drily observed, "One Dutch of Sambourne makes the whole world grin!"
Gladstone's
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From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
grinnounUS /ɡrɪn/
a facial expression characterized by turning up the corners of the mouth; usually shows pleasure or amusement
From this reading One day when Mr. Linley Sambourne made a successful appearance as Admiral Van Tromp at a fancy-dress ball, Mr. W S. Gilbert drily observed, "One Dutch of Sambourne makes the whole world grin!"
Griset
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From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading The jest was wider in its application than he who made it, probably, had intended.
annoy continually or chronically
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading The jest was wider in its application than he who made it, probably, had intended.
HermitnounUS /ˈhɜːrmət/
one retired from society for religious reasons
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
How
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From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
HumoristnounUS /ˈhjuːmərəst/
someone who acts speaks or writes in an amusing way
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
a characteristic (habitual or relatively temporary) state of feeling
From this reading The humour of the artist, his quaintness of fancy, wit, and touch, are appreciated by whoever looks for something more, even in a professedly comic design, than that which is at first and immediately obvious.
without delay or hesitation; with no time intervening
From this reading The humour of the artist, his quaintness of fancy, wit, and touch, are appreciated by whoever looks for something more, even in a professedly comic design, than that which is at first and immediately obvious.
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading The jest was wider in its application than he who made it, probably, had intended.
a single distinct event
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
InitialnounUS /ˌɪˈnɪʃəl/
the first letter of a word (especially a person's name)
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
resulting from one's intentions
From this reading The jest was wider in its application than he who made it, probably, had intended.
intoprepositionUS /ˈɪntuː/
moving to the inside of something
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
IrishnounUS /ˈaɪrɪʃ/
people of Ireland or of Irish extraction
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading The humour of the artist, his quaintness of fancy, wit, and touch, are appreciated by whoever looks for something more, even in a professedly comic design, than that which is at first and immediately obvious.
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
From this reading The jest was wider in its application than he who made it, probably, had intended.
It's
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belonging to the thing or animal already mentioned
From this reading The jest was wider in its application than he who made it, probably, had intended.
JnounUS /dʒeɪ/
a unit of electrical energy equal to the work done when a current of one ampere passes through a resistance of one ohm for one second
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
a humorous anecdote or remark intended to provoke laughter
From this reading The jest was wider in its application than he who made it, probably, had intended.
Jopling-Rowe
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From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
Keene's
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From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
Lawson
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From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
LillienounUS /ˈlɪli/
British actress (born in Canada) (1898-1989)
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
Linley
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From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
LobbynounUS /ˈlɑːbi/
a large entrance or reception room or area
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
plural of “look” — the feelings expressed on a person's face
From this reading The humour of the artist, his quaintness of fancy, wit, and touch, are appreciated by whoever looks for something more, even in a professedly comic design, than that which is at first and immediately obvious.
LosesverbUS /ˈluːzəz/
third-person singular of “lose” — fail to keep or to maintain; cease to have, either physically or in an abstract sense
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
Mackay
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From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
produced by a manufacturing process
From this reading One day when Mr. Linley Sambourne made a successful appearance as Admiral Van Tromp at a fancy-dress ball, Mr. W S. Gilbert drily observed, "One Dutch of Sambourne makes the whole world grin!"
Major-Generalnoun
a general officer ranking above a brigadier general and below a lieutenant general
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
plural of “make” — a recognizable kind
From this reading One day when Mr. Linley Sambourne made a successful appearance as Admiral Van Tromp at a fancy-dress ball, Mr. W S. Gilbert drily observed, "One Dutch of Sambourne makes the whole world grin!"
MechanicaladjectiveUS /məˈkænɪkəl/
using (or as if using) mechanisms or tools or devices
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
plural of “member” — one of the persons who compose a social group (especially individuals who have joined and participate in a group organization)
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
MontagunounUS /ˈmɑːntəɡjuː/
United States anthropologist (born in England) who popularized anthropology (1905-)
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
(comparative of “much” used with mass nouns) a quantifier meaning greater in size or amount or extent or degree
From this reading The humour of the artist, his quaintness of fancy, wit, and touch, are appreciated by whoever looks for something more, even in a professedly comic design, than that which is at first and immediately obvious.
a form of address for a man
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
a form of address for a married woman
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
discovered or determined by scientific observation
From this reading One day when Mr. Linley Sambourne made a successful appearance as Admiral Van Tromp at a fancy-dress ball, Mr. W S. Gilbert drily observed, "One Dutch of Sambourne makes the whole world grin!"
obviousadjectiveUS /ˈɑːbviəs/
easily perceived by the senses or grasped by the mind
From this reading The humour of the artist, his quaintness of fancy, wit, and touch, are appreciated by whoever looks for something more, even in a professedly comic design, than that which is at first and immediately obvious.
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
used to mean any person in general, including the speaker
From this reading One day when Mr. Linley Sambourne made a successful appearance as Admiral Van Tromp at a fancy-dress ball, Mr. W S. Gilbert drily observed, "One Dutch of Sambourne makes the whole world grin!"
OriginnounUS /ˈɔːrədʒən/
the place where something begins, where it springs into being
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
PhotographsnounUS /ˈfoʊtəɡræfs/
plural of “photograph” — a representation of a person or scene in the form of a print or transparent slide or in digital format
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
a visual representation (of an object or scene or person or abstraction) produced on a surface
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
with considerable certainty; without much doubt
From this reading The jest was wider in its application than he who made it, probably, had intended.
professedlyadverb
with pretense or intention to deceive
From this reading The humour of the artist, his quaintness of fancy, wit, and touch, are appreciated by whoever looks for something more, even in a professedly comic design, than that which is at first and immediately obvious.
PunchverbUS /pʌntʃ/
deliver a quick blow to
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
PUNCH'S
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From this reading _PUNCH'S_ ARTISTS: 1867-82.
quaintnessnoun
the quality of being quaint and old-fashioned
From this reading The humour of the artist, his quaintness of fancy, wit, and touch, are appreciated by whoever looks for something more, even in a professedly comic design, than that which is at first and immediately obvious.
RnounUS /ɑːr/
a unit of radiation exposure; the dose of ionizing radiation that will produce 1 electrostatic unit of electricity in 1 cc of dry air
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
Ralston
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From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
Randolph
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From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
RetaliationnounUS /riˌtæliˈeɪʃən/
action taken in return for an injury or offense
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
Riviere
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From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
Robley
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RusenounUS /ruːz/
a deceptive maneuver (especially to avoid capture)
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
1/60 of a minute; the basic unit of time adopted under the Systeme International d'Unites
From this reading One day when Mr. Linley Sambourne made a successful appearance as Admiral Van Tromp at a fancy-dress ball, Mr. W S. Gilbert drily observed, "One Dutch of Sambourne makes the whole world grin!"
Sambourne
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Sambourne's
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SandsnounUS /sændz/
the region of the shore of a lake or sea or ocean
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a thing, without saying which
From this reading The humour of the artist, his quaintness of fancy, wit, and touch, are appreciated by whoever looks for something more, even in a professedly comic design, than that which is at first and immediately obvious.
StoreynounUS /ˈstɔːri/
a structure consisting of a room or set of rooms at a single position along a vertical scale
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Strasynski
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having succeeded or being marked by a favorable outcome
From this reading One day when Mr. Linley Sambourne made a successful appearance as Admiral Van Tromp at a fancy-dress ball, Mr. W S. Gilbert drily observed, "One Dutch of Sambourne makes the whole world grin!"
used to introduce the second part of a comparison
From this reading The jest was wider in its application than he who made it, probably, had intended.
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading The humour of the artist, his quaintness of fancy, wit, and touch, are appreciated by whoever looks for something more, even in a professedly comic design, than that which is at first and immediately obvious.
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
make physical contact with, come in contact with
From this reading The humour of the artist, his quaintness of fancy, wit, and touch, are appreciated by whoever looks for something more, even in a professedly comic design, than that which is at first and immediately obvious.
TravellernounUS /ˈtrævələr/
a person who changes location
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
Tromp
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From this reading One day when Mr. Linley Sambourne made a successful appearance as Admiral Van Tromp at a fancy-dress ball, Mr. W S. Gilbert drily observed, "One Dutch of Sambourne makes the whole world grin!"
UndergraduatenounUS /ˌʌndərˈɡrædʒəwət/
a university student who has not yet received a first degree
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any creative group active in the innovation and application of new concepts and techniques in a given field (especially in the arts)
From this reading One day when Mr. Linley Sambourne made a successful appearance as Admiral Van Tromp at a fancy-dress ball, Mr. W S. Gilbert drily observed, "One Dutch of Sambourne makes the whole world grin!"
a heavy grey-white metallic element; the pure form is used mainly in electrical applications; it is found in several ores including wolframite and scheelite
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
WallacenounUS /ˈwɔːləs/
Scottish insurgent who led the resistance to Edward I; in 1297 he gained control of Scotland briefly until Edward invaded Scotland again and defeated Wallace and subsequently executed him (1270-1305)
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
Wallis
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From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
German conductor (1876-1962)
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
WardnounUS /wɔːrd/
a person who is under the protection or in the custody of another
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading The jest was wider in its application than he who made it, probably, had intended.
at the time that
From this reading One day when Mr. Linley Sambourne made a successful appearance as Admiral Van Tromp at a fancy-dress ball, Mr. W S. Gilbert drily observed, "One Dutch of Sambourne makes the whole world grin!"
used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned
From this reading The humour of the artist, his quaintness of fancy, wit, and touch, are appreciated by whoever looks for something more, even in a professedly comic design, than that which is at first and immediately obvious.
which person or people
From this reading The jest was wider in its application than he who made it, probably, had intended.
whoever
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From this reading The humour of the artist, his quaintness of fancy, wit, and touch, are appreciated by whoever looks for something more, even in a professedly comic design, than that which is at first and immediately obvious.
including all components without exception; being one unit or constituting the full amount or extent or duration; complete
From this reading One day when Mr. Linley Sambourne made a successful appearance as Admiral Van Tromp at a fancy-dress ball, Mr. W S. Gilbert drily observed, "One Dutch of Sambourne makes the whole world grin!"
wideradjectiveUS /ˈwaɪdər/
comparative of “wide” — having great (or a certain) extent from one side to the other
From this reading The jest was wider in its application than he who made it, probably, had intended.
Wilfrid
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From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
a message whose ingenuity or verbal skill or incongruity has the power to evoke laughter
From this reading The humour of the artist, his quaintness of fancy, wit, and touch, are appreciated by whoever looks for something more, even in a professedly comic design, than that which is at first and immediately obvious.
WithdrawalnounUS /wɪðˈdrɔːəl/
a retraction of a previously held position
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
exert oneself by doing mental or physical work for a purpose or out of necessity
From this reading Mr. Linley Sambourne--Mechanical Engineering Loses a Decorative Designer--Mr. Sambourne's Work--His Photographs--And Enterprise--Strasynski--Mr. Wilfrid Lawson--Mr. E. J. Ellis--Mr. Ernest Griset--Mr. A. Chasemore--Mr. Walter Browne--Mr. Briton Riviere, R.A.--An Undergraduate Humorist--A _Punch_ Initial Converted into an Academy Picture--Mrs. Jopling-Rowe--Mr. Wallis Mackay--Mr. J. Sands, Artist, Traveller, and Hermit--Mr. W. Ralston--Mr. A. Chantrey Corbould--Charles Keene's Advice--Randolph Caldecott--Major-General Robley--R. B. Wallace--Colonel Ward Bennitt--Mr. Montagu Blatchford--Mr. Harry Furniss--Origin of Mr. Gladstone's Collars--A Favourite Ruse--How It's Done--Mr. Furniss and the Irish Members--The Lobby Incident--Clever Retaliation--Mr. Furniss's Withdrawal--Mr. Lillie--Mr. Storey, A.R.A.--Mr. Alfred Bryan.
everything that exists anywhere
From this reading One day when Mr. Linley Sambourne made a successful appearance as Admiral Van Tromp at a fancy-dress ball, Mr. W S. Gilbert drily observed, "One Dutch of Sambourne makes the whole world grin!"