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Definition of next
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Next
(superl.)
Nearest
in
degree,
quality,
rank,
right,
or
relation;
as, the next heir was an
infant..
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Decussated
::
Decussated
(a.)
Growing
in
pairs,
each of which is at right
angles
to the next pair above or
below;
as,
decussated
leaves
or
branches..
Incubous
::
Incubous
(a.)
Having
the
leaves
so
placed
that the upper part of each one
covers
the base of the leaf next above it, as in
hepatic
mosses
of the genus
Frullania.
See
Succubous..
Fifteenth
::
Fifteenth
(a.) Next in order after the
fourteenth;
-- the
ordinal
of
fifteen.
Catchword
::
Catchword
(n.) Among
theatrical
performers,
the last word of the
preceding
speaker,
which
reminds
one that he is to speak next; cue..
Blood Money
::
Blood money () Money paid to the next of kin of a
person
who has been
killed
by
another.
Fiftieth
::
Fiftieth
(a.) Next in order after the
forty-ninth;
-- the
ordinal
of
fifty.
Nonpareil
::
Nonpareil
(a.) A size of type next
smaller
than
minion
and next
larger
than agate (or
ruby).
Secondary
::
Secondary
(a.)
Suceeding
next in order to the
first;
of
second
place,
origin,
rank, rank, etc.; not
primary;
subordinate;
not of the first order or
rate..
Colonel
::
Colonel
(n.) The chief
officer
of a
regiment;
an
officer
ranking
next above a
lieutenant
colonel
and next below a
brigadier
general.
Two
::
Two (n.) The sum of one and one; the
number
next
greater
than one, and next less than
three;
two units or
objects..
Inextension
::
Inextension
(n.) Want of
extension;
unextended
state.
Next
::
Next
(superl.)
Nearest
in time; as, the next day or
hour..
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.
Synodically
::
Synodical
(a.)
Pertaining
to
conjunction,
especially
to the
period
between
two
successive
conjunctions;
extending
from one
conjunction,
as of the moon or a
planet
with the sun, to the next; as, a
synodical
month (see Lunar
month,
under
Month);
the
synodical
revolution
of the moon or a
planet..
Proxime
::
Proxime
(a.) Next;
immediately
preceding
or
following.
Inextinguible
::
Inextinguible
(a.)
Inextinguishable.
Turn
::
Turn (n.) An
embellishment
or grace
(marked
thus, /),
commonly
consisting
of the
principal
note, or that on which the turn is made, with the note
above,
and the
semitone
below,
the note above being
sounded
first,
the
principal
note next, and the
semitone
below last, the three being
performed
quickly,
as a
triplet
preceding
the
marked
note. The turn may be
inverted
so as to begin with the lower note, in which case the sign is
either
placed
on end thus /, or drawn thus /..
Lunation
::
Lunation
(n.) The
period
of a
synodic
revolution
of the moon, or the time from one new moon to the next;
varying
in
length,
at
different
times,
from about 29/ to 29/ days, the
average
length
being 29 d., 12h., 44m.,
2.9s..
Thirtieth
::
Thirtieth
(a.) Next in order after the
twenty-ninth;
the tenth after the
twentieth;
-- the
ordinal
of
thirty;
as, the
thirtieth
day of the
month..
Baronet
::
Baronet
(n.) A
dignity
or
degree
of honor next below a baron and above a
knight,
having
precedency
of all
orders
of
knights
except
those of the
Garter.
It is the
lowest
degree
of honor that is
hereditary.
The
baronets
are
commoners..
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