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52 MIXTURE—SIMPLENESS CLASS I.
augmentation acessory, item, and ends, cheese-parings, candle -
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garnish, sauce, supplement, extra, ends, off scourings, orts.
bonus (810), adjective, adden - Residuum, caput mortuum,
dum, complement, corollary, con- dregs, refuse, scum, recrement
tinuation, reinforcement, pen- ( see 653), ashes, dross, cinders,
dant, apanage. slag, sediment, siJt, alluvium,
Sequel, postscript, codicil, en - stubble; slough, exuviae result,
voy, rider, heel-piece, tag, tab educt. *
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skirt, flap, lappet, trappings, tail, Surplus, overplus, surplusage,
tail - piece (67), queue, train, superfluity, excess (641), balance,
- suite, cortAge, accompaniment complement, fag - end, wreck,
wreckage, ruins, skeleton.
(SS).
( Phrase ). More last words.
( Verbs). To remain, be left, be
left behind, exceed, survive.
( Adjectives). Remaining, left,
left behind, residual, exuvial,
residuary, sedimentary, outstanding, net, cast off, odd, un -
consumed, surviving, outlying.
Superfluous, over and above, exceeding, redundant, super -
numerary.
41. Forming a whole without 42. Freedom from mixture.
coherence. S I M P L E N E S S ( Substantives ),
MIXTURE ( Substantives ), ad - singleness, purity, clearness,
mixture * commixture coramii * homogeneity.
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tion, intermixture alloyage, mar - Purification (652), elimination ,
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riage, miscegenation. sifting, winnowing.
Impregnation, infusion, infil- ( Verbs ). To render simple, sim -
tration, diffusion, suffusion, in - plify, sift, winnow, eliminate; to
terspersion, transfusion season - separate, disjoin (44).
ing, sprinkling, interlarding, in- To purify (652 ).
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terpolation, interposition (228), ( Adjectives ). Simple, uniform,
intrusion; adulteration, sophis - of a piece, homogeneous, single,
tication. pure, clear sheer, blank, neat,
Thing mixed: a touch, spice, elementary; unmixed, unmingled,
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tinge, tincture, dash, smack, untinged, unblended, uncom-
sprinkling, seasoning, infusion, bined, uncompounded, unde-
etc., soup on, shade, bit, portion, composed, unadulterated , un-
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dose. sophisticated.
Compound resulting from mix- Free from, exempt from.
ture: alloy, amalgam, magma, ( Phrase ). Pure and simple.
melange, half and half, hybrid,
tertium quid, miscellany medley,
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pastiche, pasticcio, patchwork,
odds and ends; farrago, jumble (59), mess salad, sauce,
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bash, hodge-podge ( hotch potch, or hotchpot), mash, mish-
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mash job lot, omnium gatherum, gallimaufry, olla podrida,
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olio, salmagundi, pot- pourri, Noah’s ark, cauldron, mar-
quetry, mosaic (440), complex.