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Definition of nome
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of nome is as below...
Nome (n.) A
province
or
political
division,
as of
modern
Greece
or
ancient
Egypt;
a
nomarchy..
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Glaciation
::
Glaciation
(n.) The
process
of
glaciating,
or the state of being
glaciated;
the
production
of
glacial
phenomena..
Phenomenon
::
Phenomenon
(n.) That which
strikes
one as
strange,
unusual,
or
unaccountable;
an
extraordinary
or very
remarkable
person,
thing,
or
occurrence;
as, a
musical
phenomenon..
Astrologer
::
Astrologer
(n.) One who
studies
the
stars;
an
astronomer.
Theodolite
::
Theodolite
(n.) An
instrument
used,
especially
in
trigonometrical
surveying,
for the
accurate
measurement
of
horizontal
angles,
and also
usually
of
vertical
angles.
It is
variously
constructed..
Astronomer
::
Astronomer
(n.) One who is
versed
in
astronomy;
one who has a
knowledge
of the laws of the
heavenly
orbs, or the
principles
by which their
motions
are
regulated,
with their
various
phenomena..
Philosophy
::
Philosophy
(n.) A
particular
philosophical
system
or
theory;
the
hypothesis
by which
particular
phenomena
are
explained.
Correlate
::
Correlate
(v. t.) To put in
relation
with each
other;
to
connect
together
by the
disclosure
of a
mutual
relation;
as, to
correlate
natural
phenomena..
Dielectric
::
Dielectric
(n.) Any
substance
or
medium
that
transmits
the
electric
force by a
process
different
from
conduction,
as in the
phenomena
of
induction;
a
nonconductor.
separating
a body
electrified
by
induction,
from the
electrifying
body..
Phenomenon
::
Phenomenon
(n.) An
appearance;
anything
visible;
whatever,
in
matter
or
spirit,
is
apparent
to, or is
apprehended
by,
observation;
as, the
phenomena
of heat,
light,
or
electricity;
phenomena
of
imagination
or
memory..
Climatology
::
Climatology
(n.) The
science
which
treats
of
climates
and
investigates
their
phenomena
and
causes.
Spherics
::
Spherics
(n.) The
doctrine
of the
sphere;
the
science
of the
properties
and
relations
of the
circles,
figures,
and other
magnitudes
of a
sphere,
produced
by
planes
intersecting
it;
spherical
geometry
and
trigonometry..
Sequela
::
Sequela
(n.) A
morbid
phenomenon
left as the
result
of a
disease;
a
disease
resulting
from
another.
Physiology
::
Physiology
(n.) The
science
which
treats
of the
phenomena
of
living
organisms;
the study of the
processes
incidental
to, and
characteristic
of,
life..
Gnome
::
Gnome (n.) A brief
reflection
or
maxim.
Vegetality
::
Vegetality
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
vegetal,
or
exhibiting
those
physiological
phenomena
which are
common
to
plants
and
animals.
See
Vegetal,
a., 2..
Heliotropism
::
Heliotropism
(n.) The
phenomenon
of
turning
toward
the
light,
seen in many
leaves
and
flowers..
Sola
::
Sola (n.) A
leguminous
plant
(Aeschynomene
aspera)
growing
in moist
places
in
Southern
India and the East
Indies.
Its
pithlike
stem is used for
making
hats,
swimming-jackets,
etc..
Pantochronometer
::
Pantochronometer
(n.) An
instrument
combining
a
compass,
sundial,
and
universal
time
dial..
Od
::
Od (n.) An
alleged
force or
natural
power,
supposed,
by
Reichenbach
and
others,
to
produce
the
phenomena
of
mesmerism,
and to be
developed
by
various
agencies,
as by
magnets,
heat,
light,
chemical
or vital
action,
etc.; --
called
also odyle or the
odylic
force..
Oenometer
::
Oenometer
(n.) See
Alcoholometer.
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