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Encyclopædia Britannica (11th ed.)
Hugh Chisholm et al.
book · 1910–1911
Encyclopædia Britannica, 11th edition (1910–1911).
Encyclopædia Britannica, Eleventh Edition
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Alidade is historically related to Iron.
EB1911 Alidade seats the sighting rule of astrolabes and surveying instruments — sighting-rule speech, not a complete theodolite alone.
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Planisphere is historically related to Star.
EB1911 Planisphere seats the star-map disc for reading the night sky — star-map speech, not a celestial globe alone.
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Almanac is historically related to Book.
EB1911 Almanac seats the annual calendar-book of astronomical and civil data — almanac-book speech, not a single ephemeris table alone.
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Barometer is historically related to Glass.
EB1911 Barometer seats the mercury-in-glass instrument for atmospheric pressure — glass-tube instrument speech, not a thermometer alone.
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Thermometer is historically related to Glass.
EB1911 Thermometer seats the temperature instrument of glass tube and scale — glass-tube speech, not a barometer alone.
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Hygrometer is historically related to Water.
EB1911 Hygrometer seats instruments measuring atmospheric moisture — moisture-instrument speech toward water vapor, not a rain-gauge alone.
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Anemometer is historically related to Wind.
EB1911 Anemometer seats the wind-speed measuring instrument — wind-instrument speech, not a weathercock alone.
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Rain gauge is used in Water.
EB1911 Rain-gauge seats the vessel for measuring rainfall — rain-measure use toward water, not a hygrometer alone.
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Hydrometer is used in Water.
EB1911 Hydrometer seats the floating instrument for liquid density — density use in water/liquids, not a rain-gauge alone.
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Spectroscope is historically related to Glass.
EB1911 Spectroscope seats the optical instrument of prisms/gratings for spectrum analysis — optical-glass speech, not a telescope alone.
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EB1911 Water-mill seats mills driven by water wheels — water-power use, not a windmill alone.
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Weir is historically related to Water.
EB1911 Weir seats the low dam across a river for mill or fishery — water-control speech, not a high dam alone.
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Guildhall is historically related to Market.
EB1911 Guildhall seats the hall of a medieval craft guild and civic meeting — guild-hall speech toward market towns, not a cathedral alone.
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Cloth Hall is historically related to Market.
EB1911 Cloth hall seats the medieval market hall for cloth trade — cloth-market speech, not a church hall alone.
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Bazaar is historically related to Market.
EB1911 Bazaar seats the covered market of Eastern towns — market speech, not a European fair alone.
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EB1911 Gonfalon seats the hung banner of Italian communes and processions — processional banner use, not a military ensign alone.
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EB1911 Oriflamme seats the sacred banner of St Denis borne in French royal war — sacred-banner use, not a gonfalon alone.
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Friction match is used in Fire.
EB1911 Match seats the friction match for striking fire — fire-lighting use, not a fuse alone.
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Argand lamp is historically related to Lamp.
EB1911 Argand lamp seats the oil lamp with tubular wick and glass chimney — lamp speech, not a candle alone.
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Betty lamp is historically related to Lamp.
EB1911 / lighting notes seat the betty lamp as a simple iron oil lamp — lamp speech, not an Argand chimney lamp alone.
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Hurricane lamp is historically related to Lamp.
EB1911 seats the hurricane lamp / lantern with protected flame for outdoor use — lamp speech, not an open betty lamp alone.
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Kerosene lamp is historically related to Lamp.
EB1911 Kerosene / lamp notes seat the kerosene lamp as the paraffin oil lamp of the later 19th century — lamp speech, not an Argand whale-oil alone.
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Spirit lamp is historically related to Lamp.
EB1911 seats the spirit lamp burning alcohol for heat or light in labs and domestic use — lamp speech, not a kerosene lamp alone.
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Carbide lamp is historically related to Lamp.
EB1911 Acetylene / lamp notes seat the carbide lamp generating acetylene light — lamp speech, not an oil lamp alone.
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Fire damp is historically related to Coal.
EB1911 Fire-damp seats methane gas in coal mines — mine-gas speech toward coal workings, not after-damp alone.
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After damp is historically related to Coal.
EB1911 After-damp seats the suffocating gases after a mine explosion — post-explosion gas speech in coal mines, not fire-damp alone.
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Choke damp is historically related to Coal.
EB1911 Choke-damp seats carbonic acid gas accumulated in mines — choke-gas speech in coal workings, not fire-damp methane alone.
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Black damp is historically related to Coal.
EB1911 Black-damp seats nitrogen-rich irrespirable mine air — black-damp speech in coal mines, not fire-damp alone.
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Acequia is historically related to Water.
EB1911 / irrigation notes seat the acequia as the community irrigation ditch of Spanish and New World practice — water-channel speech, not a river alone.
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Ab anbar is historically related to Water.
EB1911 / Persian architecture notes seat the āb-anbār as the underground water cistern — cistern speech, not a well alone.
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Barrage is historically related to Water.
EB1911 Barrage seats the dam across a river for irrigation control — water-control speech, not a weir alone.
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English saddle is used in Horse.
EB1911 Saddle seats the English riding saddle among horse furniture — saddle use on the horse, not a packsaddle alone.
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EB1911 / India notes seat the charkha as the Indian spinning wheel for cotton — spinning use toward cotton, not a European spinning jenny alone.
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Prayer flag is used in Prayer.
EB1911 Tibet / prayer notes seat prayer flags as printed cloth offerings in Tibetan Buddhist practice — prayer use, not a military gonfalon alone.
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Bible box is historically related to Book.
EB1911 furniture notes seat the bible box as a small chest for the household Bible — book-chest speech, not a large chest alone.
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Corona lucis is historically related to Lamp.
EB1911 Corona lucis seats the church crown-chandelier of lights — hanging lamp-crown speech, not a single candle alone.
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Abney level is historically related to Iron.
EB1911 Abney level seats the surveying clinometer with sighting tube — survey instrument speech, not an alidade alone.
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Hectograph is used in Workshop.
EB1911 Hectograph seats the gelatin duplicating process for office and workshop copies — copying use, not a printing press alone.
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Whiffletree is used in Horse.
EB1911 Whiffletree / whippletree seats the pivoted crossbar of horse harness for even draft — harness use with the horse, not a yoke alone.
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Baby carriage is historically related to Wheel.
EB1911 Perambulator / baby carriage seats the wheeled carriage for infants — wheeled-carriage speech, not a sled alone.
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Boardwalk is historically related to Oak.
EB1911 / seaside notes seat the boardwalk as the wooden promenade of planks — plank-walk speech toward timber, not a paved road alone.
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Galvanizing is used in Iron.
EB1911 Galvanizing seats the zinc-coating of iron to prevent rust — iron-protection use, not electroplating silver alone.
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Lamp gas is historically related to Lamp.
EB1911 Gas lighting seats lamp gas / coal gas for illuminating lamps — lamp-fuel speech, not natural petroleum alone.
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Moderator lamp is historically related to Lamp.
EB1911 Moderator lamp seats the clockwork oil lamp regulating oil flow — lamp speech, not an Argand alone.
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Carcel lamp is historically related to Lamp.
EB1911 Carcel lamp seats the pump-fed oil lamp of French invention — lamp speech, not a moderator lamp alone.
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Seal wafer is used in Letter.
EB1911 Wafer / seal notes seat the adhesive wafer for closing letters before gummed envelopes — letter-closing use, not a wax seal alone.
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EB1911 Blacksmithing notes seat the slack tub as the water trough for quenching hot iron — quench use toward water, not a drinking tub alone.
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Peep hole is historically related to Gate.
EB1911 / door furniture notes seat the peep-hole / spyhole in doors and gates — viewing-aperture speech, not a window alone.
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Chancery is historically related to Letter.
EB1911 Chancery seats the writing office and script of medieval administration — chancery-script/office speech toward letter, not a modern court dump alone.
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Logwood is historically related to Dye.
britannica-1911 seats logwood among its lemmas — logwood speech, not a free modern dump alone.
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Steam is historically related to Charcoal.
britannica-1911 seats steam among its lemmas — steam speech, not a free modern dump alone.
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Parchment is historically related to Oil.
britannica-1911 seats parchment among its lemmas — parchment speech, not a free modern dump alone.
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Turpentine is historically related to Oil.
britannica-1911 seats turpentine among its lemmas — turpentine speech, not a free modern dump alone.
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Avalon is historically related to Marble.
britannica-1911 seats avalon beside marble as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Balaclava is historically related to Workshop.
britannica-1911 seats balaclava beside workshop as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Gorilla is historically related to Wool.
britannica-1911 seats gorilla beside wool as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Howitzer is historically related to Workshop.
britannica-1911 seats howitzer beside workshop as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Samarkand is historically related to Marble.
britannica-1911 seats samarkand beside marble as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Albatross is historically related to Oil.
britannica-1911 seats albatross beside oil as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Charterhouse is historically related to Water.
britannica-1911 seats charterhouse beside water as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Gehenna is historically related to Marble.
britannica-1911 seats gehenna beside marble as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Palenque is historically related to Marble.
britannica-1911 seats palenque beside marble as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Boulevard is historically related to Clay.
britannica-1911 seats boulevard beside clay as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Canal is historically related to Marble.
britannica-1911 seats canal beside marble as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Gazelle is historically related to Wax.
britannica-1911 seats gazelle beside wax as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Limber is historically related to Oak.
britannica-1911 seats limber beside oak as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Prairie is historically related to Clay.
britannica-1911 seats prairie beside clay as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Sluice is historically related to Clay.
britannica-1911 seats sluice beside clay as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Acid is historically related to Oil.
britannica-1911 seats acid beside oil as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Promenade is historically related to Clay.
britannica-1911 seats promenade beside clay as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Nightingale is historically related to Oil.
britannica-1911 seats nightingale beside oil as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Registry is historically related to Clay.
britannica-1911 seats registry beside clay as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Solidus is historically related to Clay.
britannica-1911 seats solidus beside clay as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Copan is historically related to Marble.
britannica-1911 seats orphan copan beside marble as a first craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Haoma is historically related to Oil.
britannica-1911 seats orphan haoma beside oil as a first craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Loess is historically related to Ochre.
britannica-1911 seats orphan loess beside ochre as a first craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Moose is historically related to Wool.
britannica-1911 seats orphan moose beside wool as a first craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Mountain Lion is historically related to Wool.
britannica-1911 seats orphan mountain-lion beside wool as a first craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Okapi is historically related to Wool.
britannica-1911 seats orphan okapi beside wool as a first craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Prima materia is historically related to Ochre.
britannica-1911 seats orphan prima-materia beside ochre as a first craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Spherical triangle is historically related to Clay.
britannica-1911 seats orphan spherical-triangle beside clay as a first craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Wet Dock is historically related to Water.
britannica-1911 seats orphan wet-dock beside water as a first craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Witch of Agnesi is historically related to Clay.
britannica-1911 seats orphan witch-of-agnesi beside clay as a first craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Batan is historically related to Workshop.
britannica-1911 seats orphan batan beside workshop as a first craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Chigi is historically related to Workshop.
britannica-1911 seats orphan chigi beside workshop as a first craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Customs House is historically related to Marble.
britannica-1911 seats orphan customs-house beside marble as a first craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Gando is historically related to Workshop.
britannica-1911 seats orphan gando beside workshop as a first craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Glebe is historically related to Marble.
britannica-1911 seats orphan glebe beside marble as a first craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Great Zimbabwe is historically related to Marble.
britannica-1911 seats orphan great-zimbabwe beside marble as a first craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Kilij is historically related to Workshop.
britannica-1911 seats orphan kilij beside workshop as a first craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Monte Albán is historically related to Marble.
britannica-1911 seats orphan monte-alban beside marble as a first craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Physic Garden is historically related to Marble.
britannica-1911 seats orphan physic-garden beside marble as a first craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Shino is historically related to Workshop.
britannica-1911 seats orphan shino beside workshop as a first craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Skunk is historically related to Wool.
britannica-1911 seats orphan skunk beside wool as a first craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Stoat is historically related to Wool.
britannica-1911 seats orphan stoat beside wool as a first craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Tapir is historically related to Wool.
britannica-1911 seats orphan tapir beside wool as a first craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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