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| equal or placid spirit or mind |
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| equal or placid spirit or mind |
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| equal or placid spirit or mind |
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| of large, or noble,spirit |
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| without a soul; hence, not alive |
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| vehement enmity: literally, with one's mind against. |
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| fainthearted; cowardly: literally, of small mind |
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| fainthearted; cowardly: literally, of small mind |
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| tp turn the mind to; to notice, to critcize |
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| a person large in importance, as in an industry |
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| a person large in importance, as in an industry |
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| speaking big or in pompus or flowery style |
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| a large bottle (two quarts) for champagne or other wine. |
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| a great work; a literary or artistic work of importance |
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