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Definition of weal
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Weal (n.) The mark of a
stripe.
See Wale.
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Republic
::
Republic
(a.) A state in which the
sovereign
power
resides
in the whole body of the
people,
and is
exercised
by
representatives
elected
by them; a
commonwealth.
Cf.
Democracy,
2..
Weal
::
Weal
(adv.)
A
sound,
healthy,
or
prosperous
state of a
person
or
thing;
prosperity;
happiness;
welfare..
Wald
::
Wald (n.) A
forest;
-- used as a
termination
of
names.
See
Weald.
Moneyed
::
Moneyed
(adv.)
Supplied
with
money;
having
money;
wealthy;
as,
moneyey
men..
Miser
::
Miser (n.) A
covetous,
grasping,
mean
person;
esp., one
having
wealth,
who lives
miserably
for the sake of
saving
and
increasing
his
hoard..
Scramble
::
Scramble
(v. t.) To
collect
by
scrambling;
as, to
scramble
up
wealth..
Chasseur
::
Chasseur
(n.) An
attendant
upon
persons
of rank or
wealth,
wearing
a plume and
sword..
Lessen
::
Lessen
(v. i.) To
become
less; to
shrink;
to
contract;
to
decrease;
to be
diminished;
as, the
apparent
magnitude
of
objects
lessens
as we
recede
from them; his care, or his
wealth,
lessened..
Superfluity
::
Superfluity
(n.) A
greater
quantity
than is
wanted;
superabundance;
as, a
superfluity
of
water;
a
superfluity
of
wealth..
Absorb
::
Absorb
(v. t.) To
engross
or
engage
wholly;
to
occupy
fully;
as,
absorbed
in study or the
pursuit
of
wealth..
Plutarchy
::
Plutarchy
(n.)
Plutocracy;
the rule of
wealth.
Boast
::
Boast (v. i.) To vaunt one's self; to brag; to say or tell
things
which are
intended
to give
others
a high
opinion
of one's self or of
things
belonging
to one's self; as, to boast of one's
exploits
courage,
descent,
wealth..
Economics
::
Economics
(n.)
Political
economy;
the
science
of the
utilities
or the
useful
application
of
wealth
or
material
resources.
See
Political
economy,
under
Political..
Wealful
::
Wealful
(a.)
Weleful.
Folkmote
::
Folkmote
(n.) a
general
assembly
of the
people
to
consider
and order
matters
of the
commonwealth;
also, a local
court..
Croesus
::
Croesus
(n.) A king of Lydia who
flourished
in the 6th
century
b. c., and was
renowned
for his vast
wealth;
hence,
a
common
appellation
for a very rich man; as, he is a
veritable
Croesus..
Capacity
::
Capacity
(n.)
Ability;
power
pertaining
to, or
resulting
from, the
possession
of
strength,
wealth,
or
talent;
possibility
of being or of
doing..
Hastings Sands
::
Hastings
sands () The lower group of the
Wealden
formation;
-- so
called
from its
development
around
Hastings,
in
Sussex,
England..
Priestcraft
::
Priestcraft
(n.)
Priestly
policy;
the
policy
of a
priesthood;
esp., in an ill
sense,
fraud or
imposition
in
religious
concerns;
management
by
priests
to gain
wealth
and power by
working
upon the
religious
motives
or
credulity
of
others..
Sweal
::
Swealing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Swea.
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