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Definition of only
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Only
(conj.)
Save or
except
(that);
-- an
adversative
used
elliptically
with or
without
that, and
properly
introducing
a
single
fact or
consideration..
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Libethenite
::
Libethenite
(n.) A
mineral
of an
olive-green
color,
commonly
in
orthorhombic
crystals.
It is a
hydrous
phosphate
of
copper..
Discoblastic
::
Discoblastic
(a.)
Applied
to a form of egg
cleavage
seen in
osseous
fishes,
which
occurs
only in a small disk that
separates
from the rest of the egg..
Pin
::
Pin (n.)
Especially,
a
small,
pointed
and
headed
piece of brass or other wire
(commonly
tinned),
largely
used for
fastening
clothes,
attaching
papers,
etc..
Miniver
::
Miniver
(n.) A fur
esteemed
in the
Middle
Ages as a part of
costume.
It is
uncertain
whether
it was the fur of one
animal
only or of
different
animals.
Sire
::
Sire (n.) A
tittle
of
respect
formerly
used in
speaking
to
elders
and
superiors,
but now only in
addressing
a
sovereign..
Drop
::
Drop (n.) The depth of a
square
sail; --
generally
applied
to the
courses
only.
Staircase
::
Stair (n.) A
series
of
steps,
as for
passing
from one story of a house to
another;
--
commonly
used in the
plural;
but
originally
used in the
singular
only..
Deck
::
Deck (v.) The
floorlike
covering
of the
horizontal
sections,
or
compartments,
of a ship. Small
vessels
have only one deck;
larger
ships have two or three
decks..
Potassa
::
Potassa
(n.)
Potassium
hydroxide,
commonly
called
caustic
potash..
Thallogen
::
Thallogen
(n.) One of a large class or
division
of the
vegetable
kingdom,
which
includes
those
flowerless
plants,
such as
fungi,
algae,
and
lichens,
that
consist
of a
thallus
only,
composed
of
cellular
tissue,
or of a
congeries
of
cells,
or even of
separate
cells,
and never show a
distinction
into root, stem, and
leaf..
Eagre
::
Eagre (n.) A wave, or two or three
successive
waves,
of great
height
and
violence,
at flood tide
moving
up an
estuary
or
river;
--
commonly
called
the bore. See
Bore..
Kirumbo
::
Kirumbo
(n.) A bird of
Madagascar
(Leptosomus
discolor),
the only
living
type of a
family
allied
to the
rollers.
It has a pair of loral
plumes.
The male is
glossy
green
above,
with
metallic
reflections;
the
female
is
spotted
with brown and
black..
Telescopical
::
Telescopical
(a.) Seen or
discoverable
only by a
telescope;
as,
telescopic
stars..
Matronly
::
Matronly
(a.)
Advanced
in
years;
elderly.
Stromeyerite
::
Strombus
(n.) A genus of
marine
gastropods
in which the shell has the outer lip
dilated
into a broad wing. It
includes
many large and
handsome
species
commonly
called
conch
shells,
or
conchs.
See
Conch..
Breve
::
Breve (n.) A
curved
mark [/] used
commonly
to
indicate
the short
quantity
of a
vowel.
Umber
::
Umber (n.) A brown or
reddish
pigment
used in both oil and water
colors,
obtained
from
certain
natural
clays
variously
colored
by the
oxides
of iron and
manganese.
It is
commonly
heated
or
burned
before
being used, and is then
called
burnt
umber;
when not
heated,
it is
called
raw
umber.
See Burnt
umber,
below..
Defile
::
Defile
(n.) Any
narrow
passage
or gorge in which
troops
can march only in a file, or with a
narrow
front;
a long,
narrow
pass
between
hills,
rocks,
etc..
Hugger-mugger
::
Hugger-mugger
(n.)
Privacy;
secrecy.
Commonly
in the
phrase
in
hugger-mugger,
with haste and
secrecy..
Wantonize
::
Wantonize
(v. i.) To
behave
wantonly;
to
frolic;
to
wanton.
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