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Definition of weal
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Weal (v. t.) To
promote
the weal of; to cause to be
prosperous.
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Get
::
Get (v. t.) To
procure;
to
obtain;
to gain
possession
of; to
acquire;
to earn; to
obtain
as a price or
reward;
to come by; to win, by
almost
any
means;
as, to get favor by
kindness;
to get
wealth
by
industry
and
economy;
to get land by
purchase,
etc..
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..
Commonwealth
::
Commonwealth
(n.) A
state;
a body
politic
consisting
of a
certain
number
of men,
united,
by
compact
or tacit
agreement,
under one form of
government
and
system
of
laws..
Attach
::
Attach
(v. t.) To win the heart of; to
connect
by ties of love or
self-interest;
to
attract;
to
fasten
or bind by moral
influence;
-- with to; as,
attached
to a
friend;
attaching
others
to us by
wealth
or
flattery..
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..
Pocket
::
Pocket
(n.) A bag or
pouch;
especially;
a small bag
inserted
in a
garment
for
carrying
small
articles,
particularly
money;
hence,
figuratively,
money;
wealth..
Enrich
::
Enrich
(v. t.) To make rich with any kind of
wealth;
to
render
opulent;
to
increase
the
possessions
of; as, to
enrich
the
understanding
with
knowledge..
Superfluity
::
Superfluity
(n.) A
greater
quantity
than is
wanted;
superabundance;
as, a
superfluity
of
water;
a
superfluity
of
wealth..
Erection
::
Erection
(n.) The act of
erecting,
or
raising
upright;
the act of
constructing,
as a
building
or a wall, or of
fitting
together
the parts of, as a
machine;
the act of
founding
or
establishing,
as a
commonwealth
or an
office;
also, the act of
rousing
to
excitement
or
courage..
Sweal
::
Sweal (v. i.) To melt and run down, as the
tallow
of a
candle;
to waste away
without
feeding
the
flame..
Money
::
Money (n.) In
general,
wealth;
property;
as, he has much money in land, or in
stocks;
to make, or lose,
money..
Wealsmen
::
Wealsmen
(pl. ) of
Wealsma.
Purchase
::
Purchase
(v. i.) To
acquire
wealth
or
property.
Flow
::
Flow (v. i.) To
proceed;
to issue
forth;
as,
wealth
flows from
industry
and
economy..
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..
Estate
::
Estate
(n.) The
state;
the
general
body
politic;
the
common-wealth;
the
general
interest;
state
affairs.
Disperse
::
Disperse
(v. i.) To
distribute
wealth;
to share one's
abundance
with
others.
Pecunious
::
Pecunious
(a.)
Abounding
in
money;
wealthy;
rich.
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..
Drain
::
Drain (v. t.) To
exhaust
of
liquid
contents
by
drawing
them off; to make
gradually
dry or
empty;
to
remove
surface
water,
as from
streets,
by
gutters,
etc.; to
deprive
of
moisture;
hence,
to
exhaust;
to empty of
wealth,
resources,
or the like; as, to drain a
country
of its
specie..
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