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Definition of norm
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Norm (a.) A
typical,
structural
unit; a
type..
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Counterbore
::
Counterbore
(n.) A kind of pin drill with the
cutting
edge or edges
normal
to the axis; -- used for
enlarging
a hole, or for
forming
a
flat-bottomed
recess
at its
mouth..
Norma
::
Norma (n.) A
mason's
or a
carpenter's
square
or rule.
Cephaloptera
::
Cephaloptera
(n.) One of the
generic
names of the
gigantic
ray
(Manta
birostris),
known as
devilfish
and sea
devil.
It is
common
on the
coasts
of South
Carolina,
Florida,
and
farther
south.
Some of them grow to
enormous
size,
becoming
twenty
feet of more
across
the body, and
weighing
more than a ton..
Blackness
::
Blackness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
black;
black
color;
atrociousness
or
enormity
in
wickedness.
Jeterus
::
Jeterus
(n.) A
yellowness
of the parts of
plants
which are
normally
green;
yellows.
Enormously
::
Enormously
(adv.)
In an
enormous
degree.
Orthosilicic
::
Orthosilicic
(a.)
Designating
the form of
silicic
acid
having
the
normal
or
highest
number
of
hydroxyl
groups.
Lordosis
::
Lordosis
(n.) Any
abnormal
curvature
of the
bones.
Black Book
::
Black book () A book
containing
details
of the
enormities
practiced
in the
English
monasteries
and
religious
houses,
compiled
by order of their
visitors
under Henry
VIII.,
to
hasten
their
dissolution..
Phlegm
::
Phlegm
(a.)
Viscid
mucus
secreted
in
abnormal
quantity
in the
respiratory
and
digestive
passages.
Bisulphate
::
Bisulphate
(n.) A
sulphate
in which but half the
hydrogen
of the acid is
replaced
by a
positive
element
or
radical,
thus
making
the
proportion
of the acid to the
positive
or basic
portion
twice what it is in the
normal
sulphates;
an acid
sulphate..
Urochrome
::
Urochrome
(n.) A
yellow
urinary
pigment,
considered
by
Thudichum
as the only
pigment
present
in
normal
urine.
It is
regarded
by Maly as
identical
with
urobilin..
Bicarbonate
::
Bicarbonate
(n.) A
carbonate
in which but half the
hydrogen
of the acid is
replaced
by a
positive
element
or
radical,
thus
making
the
proportion
of the acid to the
positive
or basic
portion
twice what it is in the
normal
carbonates;
an acid
carbonate;
--
sometimes
called
supercarbonate..
Gargantuan
::
Gargantuan
(a.)
Characteristic
of
Gargantua,
a
gigantic,
wonderful
personage;
enormous;
prodigious;
inordinate..
Normalization
::
Normalization
(n.)
Reduction
to a
standard
or
normal
state.
Standard-wing
::
Standardize
(v. t.) To
reduce
to a
normal
standard;
to
calculate
or
adjust
the
strength
of, by means of, and for uses in,
analysis..
Calcification
::
Calcification
(n.) The
process
of
change
into a stony or
calcareous
substance
by the
deposition
of lime salt; --
normally,
as in the
formation
of bone and of
teeth;
abnormally,
as in
calcareous
degeneration
of
tissue..
Isospondylous
::
Isospondylous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
Isospondyli;
having
the
anterior
vertebrae
separate
and
normal.
Subcartilaginous
::
Subcarbureted
(a.)
United
with, or
containing,
carbon
in less than the
normal
proportion..
Friborgh
::
Friborgh
(n.) The
pledge
and
tithing,
afterwards
called
by the
Normans
frankpledge.
See
Frankpledge..
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