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Definition of originally
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Originally
(adv.)
In the
original
time, or in an
original
manner;
primarily;
from the
beginning
or
origin;
not by
derivation,
or
imitation..
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Shammy
::
Shammy
(n.) A soft,
pliant
leather,
prepared
originally
from the skin of the
chamois,
but now made also from the skin of the
sheep,
goat, kid, deer, and calf. See
Shamoying..
Romance
::
Romance
(n.) The
languages,
or
rather
the
several
dialects,
which were
originally
forms of
popular
or
vulgar
Latin,
and have now
developed
into
Italian.
Spanish,
French,
etc.
(called
the
Romanic
languages)..
Barb
::
Barb (n.) A
blackish
or dun
variety
of the
pigeon,
originally
brought
from
Barbary..
Pewter
::
Pewter
(n.) A hard,
tough,
but
easily
fusible,
alloy,
originally
consisting
of tin with a
little
lead, but
afterwards
modified
by the
addition
of
copper,
antimony,
or
bismuth..
Foulard
::
Foulard
(n.) A thin,
washable
material
of silk, or silk and
cotton,
originally
imported
from
India,
but now also made
elsewhere..
Webster
::
Webster
(n.) A
weaver;
originally,
a
female
weaver..
Silesia
::
Silesia
(n.) A kind of linen
cloth,
originally
made in
Silesia,
a
province
of
Prussia..
Mum
::
Mum (n.) A sort of
strong
beer,
originally
made in
Brunswick,
Germany..
Tomahawk
::
Tomahawk
(n.) A kind of war
hatchet
used by the
American
Indians.
It was
originally
made of
stone,
but
afterwards
of
iron..
Bulldoze
::
Bulldoze
(v. t.) To
intimidate;
to
restrain
or
coerce
by
intimidation
or
violence;
-- used
originally
of the
intimidation
of negro
voters,
in
Louisiana..
Borax
::
Borax (n.) A white or gray
crystalline
salt, with a
slight
alkaline
taste,
used as a flux, in
soldering
metals,
making
enamels,
fixing
colors
on
porcelain,
and as a soap. It
occurs
native
in
certain
mineral
springs,
and is made from the boric acid of hot
springs
in
Tuscany.
It was
originally
obtained
from a lake in
Thibet,
and was sent to
Europe
under the name of
tincal.
Borax is a
pyroborate
or
tetraborate
of
sodium,
Na2B4O7.10H2O..
Erythronium
::
Erythronium
(n.) A name
originally
given (from its red acid) to the metal
vanadium.
Candytuft
::
Candytuft
(n.) An
annual
plant of the genus
Iberis,
cultivated
in
gardens.
The name was
originally
given to the I.
umbellata,
first,
discovered
in the
island
of
Candia..
Quoin
::
Quoin (n.)
Originally,
a solid
exterior
angle,
as of a
building;
now,
commonly,
one of the
selected
pieces
of
material
by which the
corner
is
marked..
Opiate
::
Opiate
(n.)
Originally,
a
medicine
of a
thicker
consistence
than
sirup,
prepared
with
opium..
Stercobilin
::
-ster () A
suffix
denoting
the agent
(originally
a
woman),
especially
a
person
who does
something
with skill or as an
occupation;
as in
spinster
(originally,
a woman who
spins),
songster,
baxter
(=
bakester),
youngster..
Mercer
::
Mercer
(n.)
Originally,
a
dealer
in any kind of goods or
wares;
now
restricted
to a
dealer
in
textile
fabrics,
as silks or
woolens..
Harness
::
Harness
(n.)
Originally,
the
complete
dress,
especially
in a
military
sense,
of a man or a
horse;
hence,
in
general,
armor..
Originally
::
Originally
(adv.)
At
first;
at the
origin;
at the time of
formation
or
costruction;
as, a book
originally
written
by
another
hand..
Closure
::
Closure
(v. t.) A
method
of
putting
an end to
debate
and
securing
an
immediate
vote upon a
measure
before
a
legislative
body. It is
similar
in
effect
to the
previous
question.
It was first
introduced
into the
British
House of
Commons
in 1882. The
French
word
cloture
was
originally
applied
to this
proceeding.
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