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Definition of next
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Next
(superl.)
Nearest
in
place;
having
no
similar
object
intervening.
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Pica
::
Pica (n.) A size of type next
larger
than small pica, and
smaller
than
English..
Commodore
::
Commodore
(n.) An
officer
who ranks next above a
captain;
sometimes,
by
courtesy,
the
senior
captain
of a
squadron.
The rank of
commodore
corresponds
with that of
brigadier
general
in the
army..
Evergreen
::
Evergreen
(a.)
Remaining
unwithered
through
the
winter,
or
retaining
unwithered
leaves
until the
leaves
of the next year are
expanded,
as pines
cedars,
hemlocks,
and the
like..
Episternum
::
Episternum
(n.) One of the
lateral
pieces
next to the
sternum
in the
thorax
of
insects.
Mopboard
::
Mopboard
(n.) A
narrow
board
nailed
against
the wall of a room next to the
floor;
skirting
board;
baseboard.
See
Baseboard.
Borrow
::
Borrow
(v. t.) To take (one or more) from the next
higher
denomination
in order to add it to the next
lower;
-- a term of
subtraction
when the
figure
of the
subtrahend
is
larger
than the
corresponding
one of the
minuend.
Topsail
::
Topsail
(n.) In a
square-rigged
vessel,
the sail next above the
lowermost
sail on a mast. This sail is the one most
frequently
reefed
or
furled
in
working
the ship. In a
fore-and-aft
rigged
vessel,
the sail set upon and above the gaff. See
Cutter,
Schooner,
Sail, and
Ship..
Sixteenth
::
Sixteenth
(a.) Sixth after the
tenth;
next in order after the
fifteenth.
Thermotype
::
Thermotype
(n.) A
picture
(as of a slice of wood)
obtained
by first
wetting
the
object
slightly
with
hydrochloric
or
dilute
sulphuric
acid, then
taking
an
impression
with a
press,
and next
strongly
heating
this
impression..
Second
::
Second
(a.) To
follow
in the next
place;
to
succeed;
to
alternate.
Tenth
::
Tenth (n.) The next in order after the
ninth;
one
coming
after nine
others.
Index
::
Index (n.) The
second
digit,
that next
pollex,
in the
manus,
or hand; the
forefinger;
index
finger..
Antimonious
::
Antimonious
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
derived
from,
antimony;
-- said of those
compounds
of
antimony
in which this
element
has an
equivalence
next lower than the
highest;
as,
antimonious
acid..
Inextricably
::
Inextricably
(adv.)
In an
inextricable
manner.
Presbytery
::
Presbytery
(n.) A
judicatory
consisting
of all the
ministers
within
a
certain
district,
and one
layman,
who is a
ruling
elder,
from each
parish
or
church,
commissioned
to
represent
the
church
in
conjunction
with the
pastor.
This body has a
general
jurisdiction
over the
churches
under its care, and next below the
provincial
synod in
authority..
Shake
::
Shake (n.) A rapid
alternation
of a
principal
tone with
another
represented
on the next
degree
of the staff above or below it; a
trill.
Escarp
::
Escarp
(n.) The side of the ditch next the
parapet;
-- same as
scarp,
and
opposed
to
counterscarp..
Inextension
::
Inextension
(n.) Want of
extension;
unextended
state.
Bond
::
Bond (n.) The union or tie of the
several
stones
or
bricks
forming
a wall. The
bricks
may be
arranged
for this
purpose
in
several
different
ways, as in
English
or block bond (Fig. 1), where one
course
consists
of
bricks
with their ends
toward
the face of the wall,
called
headers,
and the next
course
of
bricks
with their
lengths
parallel
to the face of the wall,
called
stretchers;
Flemish
bond
(Fig.2),
where each
course
consists
of
headers
and
stretchers
alternately,
so laid as
always
to break jo
Maundy Thursday
::
Maundy
Thursday
() The
Thursday
in
Passion
week, or next
before
Good
Friday..
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