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Definition of new
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New
(superl.)
Not
habituated;
not
familiar;
unaccustomed.
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Neoterist
::
Neoterist
(n.) One ho
introduces
new word/ or
phrases.
Novel
::
Novel (a.) That which is new or
unusual;
a
novelty.
Interpolated
::
Interpolated
(a.)
Inserted
in, or added to, the
original;
introduced;
foisted
in;
changed
by the
insertion
of new or
spurious
matter..
Authentics
::
Authentics
(n.) A
collection
of the
Novels
or New
Constitutions
of
Justinian,
by an
anonymous
author;
-- so
called
on
account
of its
authenticity..
Iroquois
::
Iroquois
(n. sing. & pl.) A
powerful
and
warlike
confederacy
of
Indian
tribes,
formerly
inhabiting
Central
New York and
constituting
most of the Five
Nations.
Also, any
Indian
of the
Iroquois
tribes..
Recent
::
Recent
(a.) Of late
origin,
existence,
or
occurrence;
lately
come; not of
remote
date,
antiquated
style,
or the like; not
already
known,
familiar,
worn out,
trite,
etc.;
fresh;
novel;
new;
modern;
as,
recent
news..
Anolis
::
Anolis
(n.) A genus of
lizards
which
belong
to the
family
Iguanidae.
They take the place in the New World of the
chameleons
in the Old, and in
America
are often
called
chameleons..
Paragraph
::
Paragraph
(n.) A
distinct
part of a
discourse
or
writing;
any
section
or
subdivision
of a
writing
or
chapter
which
relates
to a
particular
point,
whether
consisting
of one or many
sentences.
The
division
is
sometimes
noted by the mark /, but
usually,
by
beginning
the first
sentence
of the
paragraph
on a new line and at more than the usual
distance
from the
margin..
Remould
::
Remould
(v. t.) To mold or shape anew or
again;
to
reshape.
Revirescence
::
Revirescence
(n.) A
growing
green or fresh
again;
renewal
of youth or
vigor.
Recency
::
Recency
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
recent;
newness;
new
state;
late
origin;
lateness
in time;
freshness;
as, the
recency
of a
transaction,
of a
wound,
etc..
Journal
::
"Journal
(a.) A
newspaper
published
daily;
by
extension,
a
weekly
newspaper
or any
periodical
publication,
giving
an
account
of
passing
events,
the
proceedings
and
memoirs
of
societies,
etc..
Albertite
::
Albertite
(n.) A
bituminous
mineral
resembling
asphaltum,
found in the
county
of A.
/bert,
New
Brunswick..
Renew
::
Renew (v. i.) To
become
new, or as new; to grow or begin
again..
Lyre Bird
::
Lyre bird () Any one of two or three
species
of
Australian
birds of the genus
Menura.
The male is
remarkable
for
having
the
sixteen
tail
feathers
very long and, when
spread,
arranged
in the form of a lyre. The
common
lyre bird
(Menura
superba),
inhabiting
New South
Wales,
is about the size of a
grouse.
Its
general
color is
brown,
with
rufous
color on the
throat,
wings,
tail
coverts
and tail.
Called
also lyre
pheasant
and
lyre-tail..
Mennonite
::
Mennonite
(n.) One of a small
denomination
of
Christians,
so
called
from Menno
Simons
of
Friesland,
their
founder.
They
believe
that the New
Testament
is the only rule of
faith,
that there is no
original
sin, that
infants
should
not be
baptized,
and that
Christians
ought not to take oath, hold
office,
or
render
military
service..
Hash
::
Hash (n.) A new
mixture
of old
matter;
a
second
preparation
or
exhibition.
Remast
::
Remast
(v. t.) To
furnish
with a new mast or set of
masts.
Couth
::
Couth (imp. & p. p.)
Could;
was able; knew or
known;
understood.
Instaurate
::
Instaurate
(v. t.) To renew or
renovate.
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