used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
adornmentnounUS /əˈdɔːrnmənt/
a decoration of color or interest that is added to relieve plainness
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
the form of “a” used before a word that begins with a vowel sound
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading As we came nearer we saw that one was that of a man clothed in a _chiripa_ and a _capa_ in which brown was the predominating colour.
from a particular thing or place or position (“forth” is obsolete)
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
having undesirable or negative qualities
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
bandagedadjectiveUS /ˈbændədʒd/
covered or wrapped with a bandage
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
bargainersnounUS /ˈbɑːrɡɪnərz/
plural of “bargainer” — someone who purchases and maintains an inventory of goods to be sold
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
Bolas
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From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
plural of “boot” — footwear that covers the whole foot and lower leg
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
inflected form of “buy” — obtain by purchase; acquire by means of a financial transaction
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
an orange of low brightness and saturation
From this reading As we came nearer we saw that one was that of a man clothed in a _chiripa_ and a _capa_ in which brown was the predominating colour.
plural of “bush” — a low woody perennial plant usually having several major stems
From this reading Snow lay in the hollows so deep that only the lean crests of the higher bushes could thrust themselves through its surface.
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
showing who or what does the action
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
inflected form of “come” — move toward, travel toward something or somebody or approach something or somebody
From this reading As we came nearer we saw that one was that of a man clothed in a _chiripa_ and a _capa_ in which brown was the predominating colour.
capa
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From this reading As we came nearer we saw that one was that of a man clothed in a _chiripa_ and a _capa_ in which brown was the predominating colour.
CeremoniesnounUS /ˈserəmoʊniz/
plural of “ceremony” — a formal event performed on a special occasion
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
a formal event performed on a special occasion
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
an imaginary person represented in a work of fiction (play or film or story)
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
chiripa
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From this reading As we came nearer we saw that one was that of a man clothed in a _chiripa_ and a _capa_ in which brown was the predominating colour.
clothedadjectiveUS /kloʊðd/
wearing or provided with clothing; sometimes used in combination
From this reading As we came nearer we saw that one was that of a man clothed in a _chiripa_ and a _capa_ in which brown was the predominating colour.
having a low or inadequate temperature or feeling a sensation of coldness or having been made cold by e.g. ice or refrigeration
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
having or capable of producing colors
From this reading As we came nearer we saw that one was that of a man clothed in a _chiripa_ and a _capa_ in which brown was the predominating colour.
ConnectionsnounUS /kəˈnekʃənz/
plural of “connection” — a relation between things or events (as in the case of one causing the other or sharing features with it)
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
Cordillera
Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
the past of “can”; used for possibility or polite requests
From this reading Snow lay in the hollows so deep that only the lean crests of the higher bushes could thrust themselves through its surface.
CourtesynounUS /ˈkɜːrtəsi/
a courteous or respectful or considerate act
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
crestsnounUS /krests/
plural of “crest” — the top line of a hill, mountain, or wave
From this reading Snow lay in the hollows so deep that only the lean crests of the higher bushes could thrust themselves through its surface.
curingnounUS /ˈkjʊrɪŋ/
the process of becoming hard or solid by cooling or drying or crystallization
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
CUSTOMSnounUS /ˈkʌstəmz/
money collected under a tariff
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
an artistic form of nonverbal communication
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
DecreasingadjectiveUS /dɪˈkriːsɪŋ/
becoming less or smaller
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
relatively deep or strong; affecting one deeply
From this reading Snow lay in the hollows so deep that only the lean crests of the higher bushes could thrust themselves through its surface.
(Judeo-Christian and Islamic religions) chief spirit of evil and adversary of God; tempter of mankind; master of Hell
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
being or moving lower in position or less in some value
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
drearilyadverb
in a cheerless manner
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
put on clothes
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
compelled forcibly by an outside agency
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
having the power of driving or impelling
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
the cardinal compass point that is at 90 degrees
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
Esquimaux
Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
the latter part of the day (the period of decreasing daylight from late afternoon until nightfall)
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
having an (over)abundance of flesh
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
be afraid or feel anxious or apprehensive about a possible or probable situation or event
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
plural of “feature” — a prominent attribute or aspect of something
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
plural of “figure” — a diagram or picture illustrating textual material
From this reading In the middle of the level white pampa two figures upon galloping horses were visible.
finestadjectiveUS /ˈfaɪnəst/
superlative of “fine” — being satisfactory or in satisfactory condition
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
any substance that can be metabolized by an animal to give energy and build tissue
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
gallopingverbUS /ˈɡæləpɪŋ/
-ing form of “gallop” — ride at a galloping pace
From this reading In the middle of the level white pampa two figures upon galloping horses were visible.
having desirable or positive qualities especially those suitable for a thing specified
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
the organization that is the governing authority of a political unit
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
of an achromatic color of any lightness intermediate between the extremes of white and black
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
(biology) the process of an individual organism growing organically; a purely biological unfolding of events involved in an organism changing gradually from a simple to a more complex level
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
Gualicho
Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
plural of “habit” — an established custom
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
Half-bloods
Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
plural of “head” — the upper part of the human body or the front part of the body in animals; contains the face and brains
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
greater than normal in degree or intensity or amount
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
advanced in complexity or elaboration
From this reading Snow lay in the hollows so deep that only the lean crests of the higher bushes could thrust themselves through its surface.
the aggregate of past events
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
hollowsnounUS /ˈhɑːloʊz/
plural of “hollow” — a cavity or space in something
From this reading Snow lay in the hollows so deep that only the lean crests of the higher bushes could thrust themselves through its surface.
horsebacknounUS /ˈhɔːrsbæk/
the back of a horse
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
plural of “horse” — solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehistoric times
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
huesnounUS /hjuːz/
plural of “hue” — the quality of a color as determined by its dominant wavelength
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
hungernounUS /ˈhʌŋɡər/
a physiological need for food; the consequence of food deprivation
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
HuntersnounUS /ˈhʌntərz/
plural of “hunter” — someone who hunts game
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
of or relating to or characteristic of India or the East Indies or their peoples or languages or cultures
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
InfantsnounUS /ˈɪnfənts/
plural of “infant” — a very young child (birth to 1 year) who has not yet begun to walk or talk
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
a power to affect persons or events especially power based on prestige etc
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
IntroductionnounUS /ˌɪntrəˈdʌkʃən/
the act of beginning something new
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
belonging to the thing or animal already mentioned
From this reading Snow lay in the hollows so deep that only the lean crests of the higher bushes could thrust themselves through its surface.
having or demonstrating ability to recognize or draw fine distinctions
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
a systematic means of communicating by the use of sounds or conventional symbols
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
put into a certain place or abstract location
From this reading Snow lay in the hollows so deep that only the lean crests of the higher bushes could thrust themselves through its surface.
LazyadjectiveUS /ˈleɪzi/
moving slowly and gently
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
leanverbUS /liːn/
to incline or bend from a vertical position
From this reading Snow lay in the hollows so deep that only the lean crests of the higher bushes could thrust themselves through its surface.
a position on a scale of intensity or amount or quality
From this reading In the middle of the level white pampa two figures upon galloping horses were visible.
plural of “life” — a characteristic state or mode of living
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
primarily temporal sense; being or indicating a relatively great or greater than average duration or passage of time or a duration as specified
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
loomingverbUS /ˈluːmɪŋ/
-ing form of “loom” — come into view indistinctly, often threateningly
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
MagellannounUS /məˈdʒelən/
Portuguese navigator in the service of Spain; he commanded an expedition that was the first to circumnavigate the world (1480-1521)
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
an adult person who is male (as opposed to a woman)
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
social deportment
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
the state of being a married couple voluntarily joined for life (or until divorce)
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
measlesnounUS /ˈmiːzəlz/
an acute and highly contagious viral disease marked by distinct red spots followed by a rash; occurs primarily in children
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
the force of workers available
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
a way of doing something, especially a systematic way; implies an orderly logical arrangement (usually in steps)
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
an area that is approximately central within some larger region
From this reading In the middle of the level white pampa two figures upon galloping horses were visible.
mistyadjectiveUS /ˈmɪsti/
filled or abounding with fog or mist
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
MoralitynounUS /mərˈæləti/
concern with the distinction between good and evil or right and wrong; right or good conduct
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
(comparative of “much” used with mass nouns) a quantifier meaning greater in size or amount or extent or degree
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
the time period between dawn and noon
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
(comparative of “near” or “close”) within a shorter distance
From this reading As we came nearer we saw that one was that of a man clothed in a _chiripa_ and a _capa_ in which brown was the predominating colour.
not one and not the other of two
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
not any; not one
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
NomadicadjectiveUS /noʊˈmædɪk/
migratory
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
and not; used after a negative to add a second negative
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
not one thing; not anything
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
the fourth book of the Old Testament; contains a record of the number of Israelites who followed Moses out of Egypt
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
(used especially of persons) having lived for a relatively long time or attained a specific age
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
used to mean any person in general, including the speaker
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
and nothing more
From this reading Snow lay in the hollows so deep that only the lean crests of the higher bushes could thrust themselves through its surface.
not allowed to continue to bat or run
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
overshadowedverbUS /ˌoʊvərˈʃædoʊd/
past form of “overshadow” — be greater in significance than
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
Paisanos
Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
pampa
Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.
From this reading In the middle of the level white pampa two figures upon galloping horses were visible.
Patagon
Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
peoplesnounUS /ˈpiːpəlz/
the human beings of a particular nation or community or ethnic group
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
involving the body as distinguished from the mind or spirit
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
PipesnounUS /paɪps/
plural of “pipe” — a tube with a small bowl at one end; used for smoking tobacco
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
predominatingverbUS /prɪˈdɑːməneɪtɪŋ/
-ing form of “predominate” — be larger in number, quantity, power, status or importance
From this reading As we came nearer we saw that one was that of a man clothed in a _chiripa_ and a _capa_ in which brown was the predominating colour.
the property of having material worth (often indicated by the amount of money something would bring if sold)
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
PrimitiveadjectiveUS /ˈprɪmətɪv/
belonging to an early stage of technical development; characterized by simplicity and (often) crudeness
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
progressiveadjectiveUS /prəˈɡresɪv/
favoring or promoting progress
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
make a promise or commitment
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
any competition
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
racesnounUS /ˈreɪsəz/
plural of “race” — any competition
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
a strong belief in a supernatural power or powers that control human destiny
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
ReportsnounUS /rɪˈpɔːrts/
plural of “report” — a written document describing the findings of some individual or group
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
ReservedadjectiveUS /rɪˈzɜːrvd/
set aside for the use of a particular person or party
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
cut with a saw
From this reading As we came nearer we saw that one was that of a man clothed in a _chiripa_ and a _capa_ in which brown was the predominating colour.
inflected form of “see” — perceive by sight or have the power to perceive by sight
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
Complete absence of sound; a state of quietness and stillness.
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
the atmosphere and outer space as viewed from the earth
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
without speed (“slow” is sometimes used informally for “slowly”)
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
precipitation falling from clouds in the form of ice crystals
From this reading Snow lay in the hollows so deep that only the lean crests of the higher bushes could thrust themselves through its surface.
snowstormnounUS /ˈsnoʊstɔːrm/
a storm with widespread snowfall accompanied by strong winds
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
for that reason; with the result that
From this reading Snow lay in the hollows so deep that only the lean crests of the higher bushes could thrust themselves through its surface.
distribute or disperse widely
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
the property of being physically or mentally strong
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
the star that is the source of light and heat for the planets in the solar system
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
the time in the evening at which the sun begins to fall below the horizon
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
the outer boundary of an artifact or a material layer constituting or resembling such a boundary
From this reading Snow lay in the hollows so deep that only the lean crests of the higher bushes could thrust themselves through its surface.
possessing sweep
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
the kind and number and arrangement of teeth (collectively) in a person or animal
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
Tehuelche
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From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
TEHUELCHES
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From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading Snow lay in the hollows so deep that only the lean crests of the higher bushes could thrust themselves through its surface.
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
belonging to the people or things already mentioned
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
used when the people doing the action are also its object
From this reading Snow lay in the hollows so deep that only the lean crests of the higher bushes could thrust themselves through its surface.
from one end or side of something to the other
From this reading Snow lay in the hollows so deep that only the lean crests of the higher bushes could thrust themselves through its surface.
push forcefully
From this reading Snow lay in the hollows so deep that only the lean crests of the higher bushes could thrust themselves through its surface.
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
TobacconounUS /təˈbækoʊ/
leaves of the tobacco plant dried and prepared for smoking or ingestion
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
toldos
Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
travellersnounUS /ˈtrævələrz/
plural of “traveller” — a person who changes location
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
TribaladjectiveUS /ˈtraɪbəl/
relating to or characteristic of a tribe
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
the cardinal number that is the sum of one and one or a numeral representing this number
From this reading In the middle of the level white pampa two figures upon galloping horses were visible.
uponprepositionUS /əˈpɑːn/
a formal word for “on”
From this reading In the middle of the level white pampa two figures upon galloping horses were visible.
uproarnounUS /ˈʌprɔːr/
a state of commotion and noise and confusion
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
capable of being seen; or open to easy view
From this reading In the middle of the level white pampa two figures upon galloping horses were visible.
wagesnounUS /ˈweɪdʒəz/
a recompense for worthy acts or retribution for wrongdoing
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading As we came nearer we saw that one was that of a man clothed in a _chiripa_ and a _capa_ in which brown was the predominating colour.
the speaker together with one or more other people
From this reading As we came nearer we saw that one was that of a man clothed in a _chiripa_ and a _capa_ in which brown was the predominating colour.
wereauxiliary verbUS /wɜːr/
the past form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
in or at the place that
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
a Caucasian
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
a married woman; a man's partner in marriage
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
air moving (sometimes with considerable force) from an area of high pressure to an area of low pressure
From this reading The wind, which had driven the snowstorm of the morning away to the east, swept drearily down out of an evening sky where neither sun nor sunset hues were to be seen, nothing but a spread of cold and misty grey, growing slowly overshadowed by the looming promise of more snow.
WivesnounUS /waɪvz/
plural of “wife” — a married woman; a man's partner in marriage
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
plural of “woman” — an adult female person (as opposed to a man)
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
exert oneself by doing mental or physical work for a purpose or out of necessity
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
everything that exists anywhere
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.
(used of living things especially persons) in an early period of life or development or growth
From this reading MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE TEHUELCHES Indian method of curing measles -- Driving out the devil -- Magellan -- _Patagon_ -- Long boots -- Reports of travellers -- One of the finest races in the world -- Nomadic -- Hunters -- Decreasing in numbers -- Introduction of horses -- _Bolas_ -- No history -- Keen bargainers but not progressive -- Features -- Good teeth -- Women -- Morality -- Young and old women -- Half-bloods -- _Paisanos_ -- Reserved in character -- Habits -- Infants' heads bandaged -- Dance -- Wives bought -- Price of a wife -- Marriage ceremony -- White man in _toldos_ -- Bad influence -- Connections of white men and Tehuelche women -- Dress and adornment of women -- Work -- Lazy race -- High wages -- Ceremonies and customs -- Religion -- Gualicho -- Fear of Cordillera -- Fat hunger -- Tehuelche lives on horseback -- Esquimaux and Tehuelche -- Primitive peoples and their habits -- Food -- Tobacco -- Pipes -- Language -- Tribal government -- Physical strength -- Decreasing numbers -- Men of silence and men of uproar -- Courtesy of a Tehuelche.