Labels [noun]

In the latter part of his life, he appears to have removed from Cremona to Mantua, his labels bearing date from thence.

The other figures explain themselves by the aid of the labels issuing from their mouths.

The boy washed bottles, pasted labels, and cleaned instruments for one whole morning.

And these labels should be connected with the specimens immediately, on the spot where they are found.

And there were also orange labels, if I remember rightly, to represent the new Labour party, and green for the Irish.

It destroys all conception of will, liberty and independence, reducing these terms to being labels, and illusions.

Unfortunately people do not always read the labels and thus the pure food law is ineffective in its working.

In other words, the technician is the man who invents or preserves labels to be pasted on the intuitive practices of his art.

And he had to get more and more bottles, and a hull satchel full of new Sagraw labels printed.

I will tell you what some of these poison-labels are which frighten people away from boys and girls.