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Definition of order
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Order (n.) An
assemblage
of
genera
having
certain
important
characters
in
common;
as, the
Carnivora
and
Insectivora
are
orders
of
Mammalia..
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Orderless
::
Orderless
(a.) Being
without
order or
regularity;
disorderly;
out of rule.
Agains
::
Agains
(prep.)
Against;
also,
towards
(in order to
meet)..
Fluster
::
Fluster
(n.) Heat or glow, as from
drinking;
agitation
mingled
with
confusion;
disorder..
Carex
::
Carex (n.) A
numerous
and
widely
distributed
genus of
perennial
herbaceous
plants
of the order
Cypreaceae;
the
sedges.
Venus
::
Venus (n.) One of the
planets,
the
second
in order from the sun, its orbit lying
between
that of
Mercury
and that of the
Earth,
at a mean
distance
from the sun of about
67,000,000
miles.
Its
diameter
is 7,700
miles,
and its
sidereal
period
224.7 days. As the
morning
star, it was
called
by the
ancients
Lucifer;
as the
evening
star,
Hesperus..
Unorder
::
Unorder
(v. t.) To
countermand
an order for.
Subordinate
::
Subordinate
(a.)
Inferior
in
order,
nature,
dignity,
power,
importance,
or the
like..
Clericalism
::
Clericalism
(n.) An
excessive
devotion
to the
interests
of the
sacerdotal
order;
undue
influence
of the
clergy;
sacerdotalism.
Amioidei
::
Amioidei
(n. pl.) An order of
ganoid
fishes
of which Amia is the type. See
Bowfin
and
Ganoidei.
Disentangle
::
Disentangle
(v. t.) To free from
entanglement;
to
release
from a
condition
of being
intricately
and
confusedly
involved
or
interlaced;
to
reduce
to
orderly
arrangement;
to
straighten
out; as, to
disentangle
a skein of
yarn..
Disjoint
::
Disjoint
(v. t.) To break the
natural
order and
relations
of; to make
incoherent;
as, a
disjointed
speech..
Acrostic
::
Acrostic
(n.) A
Hebrew
poem in which the lines or
stanzas
begin with the
letters
of the
alphabet
in
regular
order (as Psalm
cxix.).
See
Abecedarian.
Draught
::
Draught
(n.) The bevel given to the
pattern
for a
casting,
in order that it may be drawn from the sand
without
injury
to the
mold..
Siphon
::
Siphon
(n.) One of the tubes or folds of the
mantle
border
of a
bivalve
or
gastropod
mollusk
by which water is
conducted
into the gill
cavity.
See
Illust.
under Mya, and
Lamellibranchiata..
Pterobranchia
::
Pterobranchia
(n. pl.) An order of
marine
Bryozoa,
having
a
bilobed
lophophore
and an axial cord. The genus
Rhabdopleura
is the type.
Called
also
Podostomata.
See
Rhabdopleura..
Guard
::
Guard (n.) To
protect
the edge of, esp. with an
ornamental
border;
hence,
to face or
ornament
with
lists,
laces,
etc..
Maritime
::
Maritime
(a.)
Bordering
on, or
situated
near, the
ocean;
connected
with the sea by site,
interest,
or
power;
having
shipping
and
commerce
or a navy; as,
maritime
states..
Gutta
::
Gutta (n.) One of a
series
of
ornaments,
in the form of a
frustum
of a cone,
attached
to the lower part of the
triglyphs,
and also to the lower faces of the
mutules,
in the Doric
order;
--
called
also
campana,
and
drop..
Trichoptera
::
Trichoptera
(n. pl.) A
suborder
of
Neuroptera
usually
having
the wings
covered
with
minute
hairs.
It
comprises
the
caddice
flies,
and is
considered
by some to be a
distinct
order..
Orchid
::
Orchid
(n.) Any plant of the order
Orchidaceae.
See
Orchidaceous.
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