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Definition of ort
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Ort (n.) A
morsel
left at a meal; a
fragment;
refuse;
--
commonly
used in the
plural.
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Commemorable
::
Commemorable
(a.)
Worthy
to be
commemorated.
End
::
End (n.) The
object
aimed at in any
effort
considered
as the close and
effect
of
exertion;
ppurpose;
intention;
aim; as, to labor for
private
or
public
ends..
Meloe
::
Meloe () A genus of
beetles
without
wings,
but
having
short oval
elytra;
the oil
beetles.
These
beetles
are
sometimes
used
instead
of
cantharides
for
raising
blisters.
See Oil
beetle,
under Oil..
Object
::
Object
(v. t.) That by which the mind, or any of its
activities,
is
directed;
that on which the
purpose
are fixed as the end of
action
or
effort;
that which is
sought
for; end; aim;
motive;
final
cause..
Inconsequential
::
Inconsequential
(a.) Not
regularly
following
from the
premises;
hence,
irrelevant;
unimportant;
of no
consequence..
Worshipability
::
Worshipability
(n.) The
quality
of being
worthy
to be
worshiped.
Draffy
::
Draffy
(a.)
Dreggy;
waste;
worthless.
Relief
::
Relief
(n.) The act of
relieving,
or the state of being
relieved;
the
removal,
or
partial
removal,
of any evil, or of
anything
oppressive
or
burdensome,
by which some ease is
obtained;
succor;
alleviation;
comfort;
ease;
redress..
Coatee
::
Coatee
(n.) A coat with short
flaps.
Stem
::
Stem (n.) The
principal
body of a tree,
shrub,
or
plant,
of any kind; the main
stock;
the part which
supports
the
branches
or the head or top..
Scarce
::
Scarce
(superl.)
Not
plentiful
or
abundant;
in small
quantity
in
proportion
to the
demand;
not
easily
to be
procured;
rare;
uncommon.
Evangelist
::
Evangelist
(n.) A
bringer
of the glad
tidings
of
Church
and his
doctrines.
Specially:
(a) A
missionary
preacher
sent forth to
prepare
the way for a
resident
pastor;
an
itinerant
missionary
preacher.
(b) A
writer
of one of the four
Gospels
(With the
definite
article);
as, the four
evangelists,
Matthew,
Mark, Luke, and John. (c) A
traveling
preacher
whose
efforts
are
chiefly
directed
to
arouse
to
immediate
repentance..
Alamort
::
Alamort
(a.) To the
death;
mortally.
Mortification
::
Mortification
(n.)
Destruction
of
active
qualities;
neutralization.
Irony
::
Irony (n.) A sort of
humor,
ridicule,
or light
sarcasm,
which
adopts
a mode of
speech
the
meaning
of which is
contrary
to the
literal
sense of the
words..
Wriggle
::
Wriggle
(v. i.) To move the body to and fro with
short,
writhing
motions,
like a worm; to
squirm;
to twist
uneasily
or
quickly
about..
Job
::
"Job (n.) A
situation
or
opportunity
of work; as, he lost his job..
Inset
::
Inset (n.) One or more
separate
leaves
inserted
in a
volume
before
binding;
as: (a) A
portion
of the
printed
sheet in
certain
sizes of books which is cut off
before
folding,
and set into the
middle
of the
folded
sheet to
complete
the
succession
of
paging;
-- also
called
offcut.
(b) A page or pages of
advertisements
inserted..
Escalade
::
Escalade
(v. t.) A
furious
attack
made by
troops
on a
fortified
place,
in which
ladders
are used to pass a ditch or mount a
rampart..
Unreliable
::
Unreliable
(a.) Not
reliable;
untrustworthy.
See
Reliable.
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