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Definition of owl
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Owl (v. i.)
Hence,
to carry on any
contraband
trade..
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Microbion
::
Microbion
(n.) A
microscopic
organism;
--
particularly
applied
to
bacteria
and
especially
to
pathogenic
forms;
as, the
microbe
of fowl
cholera..
Pity
::
Pity (v. t.) To feel pity or
compassion
for; to have
sympathy
with; to
compassionate;
to
commiserate;
to have
tender
feelings
toward
(any one),
awakened
by a
knowledge
of
suffering..
Inch
::
Inch (v. i.) To
advance
or
retire
by
inches
or small
degrees;
to move
slowly.
Biblicist
::
Biblicist
(n.) One
skilled
in the
knowledge
of the
Bible;
a
demonstrator
of
religious
truth by the
Scriptures.
Disacknowledging
::
Disacknowledging
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Disacknowledg.
Owlish
::
Owlish
(a.)
Resembling,
or
characteristic
of, an owl..
Bowls
::
Bowls (n. pl.) See Bowl, a ball, a
game..
Over
::
Over (n.) A
certain
number
of balls
(usually
four)
delivered
successively
from
behind
one
wicket,
after which the ball is
bowled
from
behind
the other
wicket
as many
times,
the
fielders
changing
places..
Ploughgate
::
Ploughgate
(n.) The
Scotch
equivalent
of the
English
word
plowland.
Lore
::
Lore (v. t.) That which is or may be
learned
or
known;
the
knowledge
gained
from
tradition,
books,
or
experience;
often,
the whole body of
knowledge
possessed
by a
people
or class of
people,
or
pertaining
to a
particular
subject;
as, the lore of the
Egyptians;
priestly
lore; legal lore;
folklore..
Chickabiddy
::
Chickabiddy
(n.) A
chicken;
a fowl; also, a
trivial
term of
endearment
for a
child..
Madge
::
Madge (n.) The barn owl.
Light
::
Light (n.) That which
illumines
or makes clear to the mind;
mental
or
spiritual
illumination;
enlightenment;
knowledge;
information.
Dressing
::
Dressing
(n.) The
stuffing
of
fowls,
pigs, etc.;
forcemeat..
Foreknowledge
::
Foreknowledge
(n.)
Knowledge
of a thing
before
it
happens,
or of
whatever
is to
happen;
prescience..
Tiger
::
Tiger (n.) A kind of growl or
screech,
after
cheering;
as, three
cheers
and a
tiger..
Cognizee
::
Cognizee
(n.) One to whom a fine of land was
acknowledged.
Ninepins
::
Ninepins
(n. pl.) A game
played
with nine pins, or
pieces
of wood, set on end, at which a
wooden
ball is
bowled
to knock them down;
bowling..
Curious
::
Curious
(a.)
Careful
or
anxious
to
learn;
eager for
knowledge;
given to
research
or
inquiry;
habitually
inquisitive;
prying;
--
sometimes
with after or of.
Encyclopedism
::
Encyclopedism
(n.) The art of
writing
or
compiling
encyclopedias;
also,
possession
of the whole range of
knowledge;
encyclopedic
learning..
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