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1828 dictionary(535) Words.

accommodate
acid
adequacy
adequate
adequately
adequateness
admeasure
admeasured
admeasurement
admeasuring
aggressor
air
ale
algebraical
all
allot
allotment
allotting
allowance
alloy
alogotrophy
analogous
analogy
anamorphosis
answer
answerable
answerably
any
apatite
apotomy
appetency
apportion
apportioner
apportioning
apportionment
argillocalcite
argument
arpent
arrangement
arrondisment
arseniac
arsenious
as
assess
assessment
assign
asymmetry
atomical
attemper
attemperate
attempering
average
averaged
averaging
avoirdupois
bait
balance
bar
bastard
bateau
beam
bear
beauty
beet
bell-metal
bisdiapason
bister
bisulphuret
black-lead
blend
blow-pipe
bone
borax
brass
bronze
buzzardet
by
cadency
cantle
canton
carve
carver
carving
cassowary
catch
census
centner
chalk
chart
chime
chronometer
cipolin
civet
clean-timbered
clover-grass
club
co-portion
column
comeliness
comely
comet
comma
commensurate
commensuration
commonwealth
compare
comparison
compassion
conciator
congelation
conglomerate
contemperation
contest
contingent
continued
contribute
contribution
contributive
conversion
coparcener
copper
coral
cornea
corpulent
correctness
correspond
costume
cotton
county
cube
cud
dash
deform
deformity
degree
department
deposit
detached
dialect
diapase
diapason
diatessaron
difform
discrete
disdiapason
dislocation
dispensatory
dispense
disproportion
disproportionable
disproportionablen
disproportionably
disproportional
disproportionality
disproportionally
disproportionate
disproportionately
disproportionatene
disseminated
distemper
distributable
distribute
distributed
distributer
distribution
distributive
district
districted
districting
ditone
divide
dividend
dividing
division
dole
domain
dose
dossil
dotal
dotation
double
double-charge
dower
dowered
dowerless
dowry
drench
drop
drops
duplicate
duration
earth
ebullition
eelpout
elegancy
elegant
elegantly
elevator
employ
endow
endowed
enormity
epiphysy
equal
equally
equation
equidifferent
equivalent
esteem
eucrasy
eurythmy
evaporation
exceed
excess
excessive
expansible
exponent
exserted
extension
extreme
eyelid
far
farm
fat
fellowship
ferri-calcite
font
for
forisfamiliation
fortune
fortune-hunter
fortuneless
fragment
frame
gauge
gauging
gavelkind
genet
gland
gnaw
golden
goth
grain
grampus
grandeur
granite
green
grotesk
ground
handsomely
harmonical
harmonious
harmoniously
harmoniousness
harmonize
harmony
heat
hide
homologous
horn
horology
hotchpot
hour
hourglass
how
hydrate
hypercarbureted
ieland
imparity
impart
improportionable
improportionate
impulse
inadequate
include
incommensurately
inconcinnity
indigency
inequality
inheritance
installment
intercalate
intercolumniation
interest
inverse
inversely
irreligious
iserine
just
justness
land
landmark
landscape
landslip
latent
lection
lectionary
length
lesson
level
leveled
local
locality
locate
loin
lot
lumbar
luncheon
magic
majestic
malconformation
map
marl
mass
match
matter
meal
mean
measure
measured
mediately
medium
melody
member
misproportion
mock
modulate
modulating
modulation
module
monochord
monster
mortgage
mum
muscle
musical
nadir
neutralize
nice
nicely
niceness
nitrous
none
nothing
nunchion
offering
omnium
one
order
orthography
overproportion
oxyd
oxydation
paragraph
parameter
parcel
parceled
parceling
parotid
part
partake
partaker
particle
partnership
peninsula
pentagraph
people
perbisulphate
perfection
period
perquadrisulphate
pewter
piece
pillar
pittance
place
plan
popular
populous
populously
populousness
portion
portioned
portioner
portioning
portionist
power
practice
pressure
prime
primogeniture
privilege
progression
proportion
proportionable
proportionably
proportional
proportionality
proportionally
proportionate
proportionately
proportionateness
proportioned
proportioning
proportionless
propulsion
purparty
quadruplicate
quantity
quota
rack
rapport
rarefy
ratably
rate
ratio
ration
rationality
reapportion
reapportioned
reapportioning
reapportionment
reconcile
redeem
reduce
reduction
reef
reefed
reefing
relation
respective
retribute
rhythmical
rhythmus
rice
rich
riches
right
rothoffite
rugged
rye
scale
scantling
scarce
scarcity
sector
seemingly
servitude
sesquiplicate
shapliness
share
shoad-stone
siliciferous
similor
skolezite
slenderness
slim
sod
sodalite
some
something
spark
specimen
spelter
splint
sputter
sputtered
square
standard
starch
stave
steel
stint
strait
strength
strontian
style
subhydrosulphuret
subquadruple
subquintuple
superproportion
swine
symmetrical
symmetrically
symmetrist
symmetrize
symmetry
tall
taste
temper
temperament
term
theme
thereafter
thermometer
thing
third
time
tin
tincture
tinged
to
toddy
tole
toll
topaz
touch-needle
tribe
troche
underproportioned
undue
unduly
unequal
unequally
unharmonious
unportioned
unproportionable
unproportionate
unproportioned
unsymmetrical
variation
vary
velocity
verse
vesicle
vesuvian
volume
votary
wager
water
water-gruel
weight
woots
zaffer
zircon



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1828 Definition

PORTION, n. [L. portio, from partio, to divide, from pars, part. See Part.]

1. In general, a part of any thing separated from it. Hence,

2. A part, though not actually divided, but considered by itself.

These are parts of his ways, but how little a portion is heard of him. Job.26.

3. A part assigned; an allotment; a dividend.

How small

A portion to your share would fall.

The priests had a portion assigned them of Pharaoh. Gen.47.

4. The part of an estate given to a child or heir, or descending to him by law, and distributed to him in the settlement of the estate.

5. A wife's fortune.

PORTION, v.t. To divide; to parcel; to allot a share or shares.

And portion to his tribes the wide domain.

1. To endow.

Him portion'd maids, apprentic'd orphans blest.
1913 Definition
Portion (portion)
n.(?)
Por"tion
[F., from L. portio, akin to pars, partis, a part. See Part, ]
  1. That which is divided off or separated, as a part from a whole; a separated part of anything.
  2. A part considered by itself, though not actually cut off or separated from the whole.

    These are parts of his ways; but how little a portion is heard of him! Job xxvi. 14.

    Portions and parcels of the dreadful past. Tennyson.

  3. A part assigned; allotment; share; fate.

    The lord of that servant . . . will appoint him his portion with the unbelievers. Luke xii. 46.

    Man's portion is to die and rise again. Keble.

  4. The part of an estate given to a child or heir, or descending to him by law, and distributed to him in the settlement of the estate; an inheritance.

    Give me the portion of goods that falleth to me. Luke xv. 12.

  5. A wife's fortune; a dowry.
    Shak.

    Syn. -- Division; share; parcel; quantity; allotment; dividend. -- Portion, Part. Part is generic, having a simple reference to some whole. Portion has the additional idea of such a division as bears reference to an individual, or is allotted to some object; as, a portion of one's time; a portion of Scripture.

  6. To separate or divide into portions or shares] to parcel; to distribute.

    And portion to his tribes the wide domain. Pope.

  7. To endow with a portion or inheritance.

    Him portioned maids, apprenticed orphans, blest. Pope.


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