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Definition of numb
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Numb (a.)
Producing
numbness;
benumbing;
as, the numb, cold
night..
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Outside
::
Outside
(n.) The
furthest
limit,
as to
number,
quantity,
extent,
etc.; the
utmost;
as, it may last a week at the
outside..
Estimate
::
Estimate
(v. t.) To from an
opinion
of, as to
amount,,
number,
etc., from
imperfect
data,
comparison,
or
experience;
to make an
estimate
of; to
calculate
roughly;
to rate; as, to
estimate
the cost of a trip, the
number
of feet in a piece of
land..
Certain
::
Certain
(n.) A
certain
number
or
quantity.
Elimination
::
Elimination
(n.) Act of
causing
a
quantity
to
disappear
from an
equation;
especially,
in the
operation
of
deducing
from
several
equations
containing
several
unknown
quantities
a less
number
of
equations
containing
a less
number
of
unknown
quantities..
Combine
::
Combine
(v. i.) In the game of
casino,
to play a card which will take two or more cards whose
aggregate
number
of pips
equals
those of the card
played..
Probability
::
Probability
(n.)
Likelihood
of the
occurrence
of any event in the
doctrine
of
chances,
or the ratio of the
number
of
favorable
chances
to the whole
number
of
chances,
favorable
and
unfavorable.
See 1st
Chance,
n., 5..
Contingent
::
Contingent
(n.) That which falls to one in a
division
or
apportionment
among a
number;
a
suitable
share;
proportion;
esp., a quota of
troops..
Round
::
Round (a.) Full;
complete;
not
broken;
not
fractional;
approximately
in even
units,
tens,
hundreds,
thousands,
etc.; -- said of
numbers..
Symmetrical
::
Symmetrical
(a.)
Having
an equal
number
of parts in the
successive
circles
of
floral
organs;
-- said of
flowers.
Return
::
Return
(n.) An
official
account,
report,
or
statement,
rendered
to the
commander
or other
superior
officer;
as, the
return
of men fit for duty; the
return
of the
number
of the sick; the
return
of
provisions,
etc..
Mora
::
Mora (n.) A game of
guessing
the
number
of
fingers
extended
in a quick
movement
of the hand, -- much
played
by
Italians
of the lower
classes..
Involution
::
Involution
(n.) The act or
process
of
raising
a
quantity
to any power
assigned;
the
multiplication
of a
quantity
into
itself
a given
number
of
times;
-- the
reverse
of
evolution.
Nation
::
Nation
(n.) A great
number;
a great deal; -- by way of
emphasis;
as, a
nation
of
herbs..
Square
::
Square
(n.) To
multiply
by
itself;
as, to
square
a
number
or a
quantity..
Mark
::
Mark (n.) A
number
or other
character
used in
registring;
as,
examination
marks;
a mark for
tardiness..
Botany Bay
::
Botany
Bay () A
harbor
on the east coast of
Australia,
and an
English
convict
settlement
there;
-- so
called
from the
number
of new
plants
found on its shore at its
discovery
by Cook in
1770..
Asteridea
::
Asteridea
(n. pl.) A class of
Echinodermata
including
the true
starfishes.
The rays vary in
number
and
always
have
ambulacral
grooves
below.
The body is
star-shaped
or
pentagonal.
Unsymmetrical
::
Unsymmetrical
(a.) Not
symmetrical;
being
without
symmetry,
as the parts of a
flower
when
similar
parts are of
different
size and
shape,
or when the parts of
successive
circles
differ
in
number.
See
Symmetry..
Cognate
::
Cognate
(n.) One of a
number
of
things
allied
in
origin
or
nature;
as,
certain
letters
are
cognates..
Numberless
::
Numberless
(a.)
Innumerable;
countless.
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