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Definition of order
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of order is as below...
Order (n.) To give an order to; to
command;
as, to order
troops
to
advance..
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Thecosomata
::
Thecosomata
(n. pl.) An order of
Pteropoda
comprising
those
species
which have a
shell.
See
Pteropoda.
Inverted
::
Inverted
(a.)
Situated
apparently
in
reverse
order,
as
strata
when
folded
back upon
themselves
by
upheaval..
Sluttish
::
Sluttish
(a.) Like a slut;
untidy;
indecently
negligent
of
cleanliness;
disorderly;
as, a
sluttish
woman..
Ecardines
::
Ecardines
(n. pl.) An order of
Brachiopoda;
the
Lyopomata.
See
Brachiopoda.
Pi
::
Pi (v. t.) To put into a mixed and
disordered
condition,
as type; to mix and
disarrange
the type of; as, to pi a
form..
Range
::
Range (v.) An
aggregate
of
individuals
in one rank or
degree;
an
order;
a
class.
Ecbatic
::
Ecbatic
(a.)
Denoting
a mere
result
or
consequence,
as
distinguished
from
telic,
which
denotes
intention
or
purpose;
thus the
phrase
/ /, if
rendered
so that it was
fulfilled,
is
ecbatic;
if
rendered
in order that it might be. etc., is
telic..
Splenius
::
Splenium
(n.) The
thickened
posterior
border
of the
corpus
callosum;
-- so
called
in
allusion
to its
shape.
Differential
::
Differential
(n.) A small
difference
in rates which
competing
railroad
lines,
in
establishing
a
common
tariff,
allow one of their
number
to make, in order to get a fair share of the
business.
The lower rate is
called
a
differential
rate.
Differentials
are also
sometimes
granted
to
cities..
Decapoda
::
Decapoda
(n. pl.) The order of
Crustacea
which
includes
the
shrimps,
lobsters,
crabs,
etc..
Rake
::
Rake (n.) A
loose,
disorderly,
vicious
man; a
person
addicted
to
lewdness
and other
scandalous
vices;
a
debauchee;
a
roue..
Chilognath
::
Chilognath
(n.) A
myriapod
of the order
Chilognatha.
Subordinate
::
Subordinate
(v. t.) To place in a lower order or
class;
to make or
consider
as of less value or
importance;
as, to
subordinate
one
creature
to
another..
Bdellomorpha
::
Bdellomorpha
(n.) An order of
Nemertina,
including
the large
leechlike
worms
(Malacobdella)
often
parasitic
in
clams..
Daybook
::
Daybook
(n.) A
journal
of
accounts;
a
primary
record
book in which are
recorded
the debts and
credits,
or
accounts
of the day, in their
order,
and from which they are
transferred
to the
journal..
Side
::
Side (n.) The
margin,
edge,
verge,
or
border
of a
surface;
especially
(when the thing
spoken
of is
somewhat
oblong
in
shape),
one of the
longer
edges as
distinguished
from the
shorter
edges,
called
ends; a
bounding
line of a
geometrical
figure;
as, the side of a
field,
of a
square
or
triangle,
of a
river,
of a road, etc..
Prevenance
::
Prevenance
(n.) A going
before;
anticipation
in
sequence
or
order.
Aptera
::
Aptera
(n. pl.)
Insects
without
wings,
constituting
the
seventh
Linnaen
order of
insects,
an
artificial
group,
which
included
Crustacea,
spiders,
centipeds,
and even
worms.
These
animals
are now
placed
in
several
distinct
classes
and
orders..
Ecclesiastic
::
Ecclesiastic
(n.) A
person
in holy
orders,
or
consecrated
to the
service
of the
church
and the
ministry
of
religion;
a
clergyman;
a
priest..
Dimyaria
::
Dimyaria
(n. pl.) An order of
lamellibranchiate
mollusks
having
an
anterior
and
posterior
adductor
muscle,
as the
common
clam. See
Bivalve..
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