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Definition of weal
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Weal (n.) The mark of a
stripe.
See Wale.
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Wheal
::
Wheal (n.) A more or less
elongated
mark
raised
by a
stroke;
also, a
similar
mark made by any
cause;
a weal; a
wale..
Plutocrat
::
Plutocrat
(n.) One whose
wealth
gives him power or
influence;
one of the
plutocracy.
Jurassic
::
"Jurassic
(a.) Of the age of the
middle
Mesozoic,
including,
as
divided
in
England
and
Europe,
the Lias,
Oolite,
and
Wealden;
-- named from
certain
rocks of the Jura
mountains..
Flourish
::
Flourish
(v. i.) To be
prosperous;
to
increase
in
wealth,
honor,
comfort,
happiness,
or
whatever
is
desirable;
to
thrive;
to be
prominent
and
influental;
specifically,
of
authors,
painters,
etc., to be in a state of
activity
or
production..
Weal
::
Weal (v. t.) To mark with
stripes.
See Wale.
To
::
To
(prep.)
Hence,
it
indicates
motion,
course,
or
tendency
toward
a time, a state or
condition,
an aim, or
anything
capable
of being
regarded
as a limit to a
tendency,
movement,
or
action;
as, he is going to a
trade;
he is
rising
to
wealth
and
honor..
Capacity
::
Capacity
(n.)
Ability;
power
pertaining
to, or
resulting
from, the
possession
of
strength,
wealth,
or
talent;
possibility
of being or of
doing..
Scramble
::
Scramble
(v. t.) To
collect
by
scrambling;
as, to
scramble
up
wealth..
Weal
::
Weal (v. t.) To
promote
the weal of; to cause to be
prosperous.
Three-piled
::
Three-piled
(a.)
Accustomed
to
wearing
three-pile;
hence,
of high rank, or
wealth..
Mammonite
::
Mammonite
(n.) One
devoted
to the
acquisition
of
wealth
or the
service
of
Mammon.
Treasury
::
Treasury
(n.) A place or
building
in which
stores
of
wealth
are
deposited;
especially,
a place where
public
revenues
are
deposited
and kept, and where money is
disbursed
to
defray
the
expenses
of
government;
hence,
also, the place of
deposit
and
disbursement
of any
collected
funds..
Petworth Marble
::
Petworth
marble
() A kind of shell
marble
occurring
in the
Wealden
clay at
Petworth,
in
Sussex,
England;
--
called
also
Sussex
marble..
Weal-balanced
::
Weal-balanced
(a.)
Balanced
or
considered
with
reference
to
public
weal.
Pride
::
Pride (n.) The
quality
or state of being
proud;
inordinate
self-esteem;
an
unreasonable
conceit
of one's own
superiority
in
talents,
beauty,
wealth,
rank, etc., which
manifests
itself
in lofty airs,
distance,
reserve,
and often in
contempt
of
others..
Economics
::
Economics
(n.)
Political
economy;
the
science
of the
utilities
or the
useful
application
of
wealth
or
material
resources.
See
Political
economy,
under
Political..
Swale
::
Swale (v. i. & t.) To melt and waste away; to
singe.
See
Sweal,
v..
Wealthy
::
Wealthy
(superl.)
Having
wealth;
having
large
possessions,
or
larger
than most men, as
lands,
goods,
money,
or
securities;
opulent;
affluent;
rich..
Gowd
::
Gowd (n.) Gold;
wealth.
Iguanodon
::
Iguanodon
(n.) A genus of
gigantic
herbivorous
dinosaurs
having
a
birdlike
pelvis
and large hind legs with
three-toed
feet
capable
of
supporting
the
entire
body. Its teeth
resemble
those of the
iguana,
whence
its name.
Several
species
are
known,
mostly
from the
Wealden
of
England
and
Europe.
See
Illustration
in
Appendix..
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