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Definition of oval
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 oval is as below...
Oval (a.)
Having
the
figure
of an egg;
oblong
and
curvilinear,
with one end
broader
than the
other,
or with both ends of about the same
breadth;
in
popular
usage,
elliptical..
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Appeal
::
Appeal
(v. t.) The mode of
proceeding
by which such
removal
is
effected.
Cassinian Ovals
::
Cassinian
ovals () See under Oval.
Transplantation
::
Transplantation
(n.) The act of
transplanting,
or the state of being
transplanted;
also,
removal..
Exsect
::
Exsect
(v. t.) The
removal
by
operation
of a
portion
of a limb;
particularly,
the
removal
of a
portion
of a bone in the
vicinity
of a
joint;
the act or
process
of
cutting
out..
Amotion
::
Amotion
(n.)
Removal;
ousting;
especially,
the
removal
of a
corporate
officer
from his
office..
Ovalbumen
::
Ovalbumen
(n.) The
albumin
from white of eggs; egg
albumin;
-- in
distinction
from serum
albumin.
See
Albumin.
Denudation
::
Denudation
(n.) The
laying
bare of rocks by the
washing
away of the
overlying
earth,
etc.; or the
excavation
and
removal
of them by the
action
of
running
water..
Micrococcus
::
Micrococcus
(n.) A genus of
Spherobacteria,
in the form of very small
globular
or oval
cells,
forming,
by
transverse
division,
filaments,
or
chains
of
cells,
or in some cases
single
organisms
shaped
like
dumb-bells
(Diplococcus),
all
without
the power of
motion.
See
Illust.
of
Ascoccus..
Haematoin
::
Haematoin
(n.) A
substance
formed
from the
hematin
of
blood,
by
removal
of the iron
through
the
action
of
concentrated
sulphuric
acid. Two like
bodies,
called
respectively
haematoporphyrin
and
haematolin,
are
formed
in a
similar
manner..
Remove
::
Remove
(n.) The act of
removing;
a
removal.
Splent
::
Splenotomy
(n.) An
incision
into the
spleen;
removal
of the
spleen
by
incision.
Flitting
::
Flitting
(n.) A
removal
from one
habitation
to
another.
Mortification
::
Mortification
(n.)
Hence:
Deprivation
or
depression
of
self-approval;
abatement
or
pride;
humiliation;
chagrin;
vexation.
Egg
::
Egg (n.) The oval or
roundish
body laid by
domestic
poultry
and other
birds,
tortoises,
etc. It
consists
of a yolk,
usually
surrounded
by the white or
albumen,
and
inclosed
in a shell or
strong
membrane..
Oboval
::
Oboval
(a.)
Obovate.
Puttyroot
::
Puttyroot
(n.) An
American
orchidaceous
plant
(Aplectrum
hyemale)
which
flowers
in early
summer.
Its
slender
naked
rootstock
produces
each year a solid corm,
filled
with
exceedingly
glutinous
matter,
which sends up later a
single
large oval
evergreen
plaited
leaf.
Called
also
Adam-and-Eve..
Bittersweet
::
Bittersweet
(n.) A
climbing
shrub,
with oval
coral-red
berries
(Solanum
dulcamara);
woody
nightshade.
The whole plant is
poisonous,
and has a taste at first
sweetish
and then
bitter.
The
branches
are the
officinal
dulcamara..
Unbank
::
Unbank
(v. t.) To
remove
a bank from; to open by, or as if by, the
removal
of a
bank..
Water Shield
::
Water
shield
() An
aquatic
American
plant
(Brasenia
peltata)
having
floating
oval
leaves,
and the
covered
with a clear
jelly..
Deposition
::
Deposition
(n.) The act of
setting
aside a
sovereign
or a
public
officer;
deprivation
of
authority
and
dignity;
displacement;
removal.
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