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Definition of note
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Note (n.) A
musical
sound;
a tone; an
utterance;
a tune.
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Bubbling Jock
::
Bubbling
Jock () The male wild
turkey,
the
gobbler;
-- so
called
in
allusion
to its
notes..
Eroteme
::
Eroteme
(n.) A mark
indicating
a
question;
a note of
interrogation.
Seven-thirties
::
Seven-thirties
(n. pl.) A name given to three
several
issues
of
United
States
Treasury
notes,
made
during
the Civil War, in
denominations
of $50 and over,
bearing
interest
at the rate of seven and three
tenths
(thirty
hundredths)
per cent
annually.
Within
a few years they were all
redeemed
or
funded..
Teeter-tail
::
Teeter-tail
(n.) The
spotted
sandpiper.
See the Note under
Sandpiper.
Subsannation
::
Subsalt
(n.) A basic salt. See the Note under Salt.
Set
::
Set (v. t.) To give a pitch to, as a tune; to start by
fixing
the
keynote;
as, to set a
psalm..
Note
::
Note (n.) A mark or token by which a thing may be
known;
a
visible
sign; a
character;
a
distinctive
mark or
feature;
a
characteristic
quality.
Ill-looking
::
Ill-looking
(a.)
Having
a bad look;
threatening;
ugly. See Note under Ill, adv..
Chuck-will''s-widow
::
Chuck-Will's-widow
(n.) A
species
of
goatsucker
(Antrostomus
Carolinensis),
of the
southern
United
States;
-- so
called
from its
note..
Tickler
::
Tickler
(n.) A book
containing
a
memorandum
of notes and debts
arranged
in the order of their
maturity.
Velocity
::
Velocity
(n.) Rate of
motion;
the
relation
of
motion
to time,
measured
by the
number
of units of space
passed
over by a
moving
body or point in a unit of time,
usually
the
number
of feet
passed
over in a
second.
See the Note under
Speed..
Fund
::
Fund (v. t.) To
provide
and
appropriate
a fund or
permanent
revenue
for the
payment
of the
interest
of; to make
permanent
provision
of
resources
(as by a
pledge
of
revenue
from
customs)
for
discharging
the
interest
of or
principal
of; as, to fund
government
notes..
Indorsement
::
Indorsement
(n.) The act of
writing
on the back of a note, bill, or other
written
instrument..
Bergomask
::
Bergomask
(n.) A
rustic
dance,
so
called
in
ridicule
of the
people
of
Bergamo,
in
Italy,
once noted for their
clownishness..
Trogon
::
Trogon
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
beautiful
tropical
birds
belonging
to the
family
Trogonidae.
They are noted for the
brilliant
colors
and the
resplendent
luster
of their
plumage.
Comment
::
Comment
(v. i.) To make
remarks,
observations,
or
criticism;
especially,
to write notes on the works of an
author,
with a view to
illustrate
his
meaning,
or to
explain
particular
passages;
to write
annotations;
-- often
followed
by on or
upon..
Pope
::
Pope (n.) The
bishop
of Rome, the head of the Roman
Catholic
Church.
See Note under
Cardinal..
Finger
::
Finger
(v. t.) To mark the notes of (a piece of
music)
so as to guide the
fingers
in
playing.
Denote
::
Denote
(v. t.) To mark out
plainly;
to
signify
by a
visible
sign; to serve as the sign or name of; to
indicate;
to point out; as, the hands of the clock
denote
the
hour..
Plural
::
Plural
(n.) The
plural
number;
that form of a word which
expresses
or
denotes
more than one; a word in the
plural
form.
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