17 adjectives to describe variant

Additional variants obtained from this source are inserted as "MS. 1802."Ed.]

[Footnote 1: An agreeable variant for this is Ju.

"Or" here is not the adversative conjunction but an entirely different word, an archaic variant of "ere," meaning "before.

(The Canadians, who make quite a speciality of flying matinées, are accustomed, we understand, as an artistic variant to this practice, to fasten an electric torch along the barrel of a rifle, and so illuminate their lurking targets while they shoot.)

Such conclusions, based on history, are underlined by current experience with the over-ballyhooed, over-priced variant of the life pattern which signs itself western civilization.

"Your Enormity" is a delightful variant on "Your Excellency;" and there is something really pathetic in the Baboo's benediction, "You have been very good to us, and may Almighty God give you tit for tat."

The following variants occur in a MS.

Fourth variant: The rhymes have some other arrangement than those mentioned in the three preceding cases.

This we discover from the innumerable variants of the same madrigal or sonnet which he made, and his habit of returning to them at intervals long after their composition.

CHARD, a market town of 4437 inhabitants, at the S. extremity of the county, served by both the G.W.R. and L. & S.W.R. Chard is a pleasant variant upon the usual cramped type of Somerset county town.

"] with its sardonic variant or sequel, "Il General Cadorna Ha scritto alla Regina 'Se vuoi veder Trieste, Compra una cartolina.'

Three nationalities, each with its own language, live there side by side,the Dutch, the Flemings, and the Walloons; but of these the Dutch and the Flemings are very closely allied racially, Flemish being only a slight variant of the Dutch language.

Many toothsome variants of the foregoing recipes will suggest themselves as one goes along, so that it is needless to detail each at length.

He gives no reference, but his version reads like a traditional variant of Prof. Sidgwick's.

[Variant 2: But wherefore tremble? 'tis no place Of pain and sorrow, but of grace, Of shelter, and of silent peace, And "friendly aid"; Grasped is he now in that embrace For which he prayed.

An uncomplimentary variant of the proverb.

On the one hand I have reviewed briefly and as accurately as possible some outstanding experiments with civilization, including our own western variant.

17 adjectives to describe  variant