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Definition of par
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Par
(prep.)
By; with; -- used
frequently
in Early
English
in
phrases
taken from the
French,
being
sometimes
written
as a part of the word which it
governs;
as, par
amour,
or
paramour;
par cas, or
parcase;
par fay, or
parfay..
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Preparing
::
Preparing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Prepar.
Cracker
::
Cracker
(n.) A
nickname
to
designate
a poor white in some parts of the
Southern
United
States.
Amateur
::
Amateur
(n.) A
person
attached
to a
particular
pursuit,
study,
or
science
as to music or
painting;
esp. one who
cultivates
any study or art, from taste or
attachment,
without
pursuing
it
professionally..
Rigoll
::
Rigoll
(n.) A
musical
instrument
formerly
in use,
consisting
of
several
sticks
bound
together,
but
separated
by
beads,
and
played
with a stick with a ball at its end..
Paraconine
::
Paraconine
(n.) A base
resembling
and
isomeric
with
conine,
and
obtained
as a
colorless
liquid
from
butyric
aldehyde
and
ammonia..
Raskolnik
::
Raskolnik
(n.) One of the
separatists
or
dissenters
from the
established
or Greek
church
in
Russia.
Quarter
::
Quarter
(n.) A term of study in a
seminary,
college,
etc, etc.;
properly,
a
fourth
part of the year, but often
longer
or
shorter..
Climax
::
Climax
(v. i.) A
figure
in which the parts of a
sentence
or
paragraph
are so
arranged
that each
succeeding
one rises above its
predecessor
in
impressiveness.
Concrete
::
Concrete
(a.)
United
in
growth;
hence,
formed
by
coalition
of
separate
particles
into one mass;
united
in a solid
form..
Gorget
::
Gorget
(n.) A piece of plate armor
covering
the same parts and worn over the buff coat in the 17th
century,
and
without
other steel
armor..
Steerage
::
Steerage
(n.) The
hinder
part of a
vessel;
the
stern.
Postcommissure
::
Postcommissure
(n.) A
transverse
commisure
in the
posterior
part of the roof of the third
ventricle
of the
brain;
the
posterior
cerebral
commisure.
Retrench
::
Retrench
(v. t.) To cut off; to pare away.
Line
::
Line (n.) The
proper
relative
position
or
adjustment
of
parts,
not as to
design
or
proportion,
but with
reference
to
smooth
working;
as, the
engine
is in line or out of
line..
Turnix
::
Turnix
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of birds
belonging
to
Turnix
or
Hemipodius
and
allied
genera
of the
family
Turnicidae.
These birds
resemble
quails
and
partridges
in
general
appearance
and in some of their
habits,
but
differ
in
important
anatomical
characteristics.
The hind toe is
usually
lacking.
They are found in Asia,
Africa,
Southern
Europe,
the East
Indian
Islands,
and esp. in
Australia
and
adjacent
islands,
where they are
called
quails
(see
Quail,
n., 3.). See
Turnicimorphae..
Improviso
::
Improviso
(a.) Not
prepared
or
mediated
beforehand;
extemporaneous.
Revise
::
Revise
(v. t.) To
compare
(a
proof)
with a
previous
proof of the same
matter,
and mark again such
errors
as have not been
corrected
in the
type..
Parading
::
Parading
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Parad.
Hermaphrodite
::
Hermaphrodite
(n.) An
individual
which has the
attributes
of both male and
female,
or which
unites
in
itself
the two
sexes;
an
animal
or plant
having
the parts of
generation
of both
sexes,
as when a
flower
contains
both the
stamens
and
pistil
within
the same
calyx,
or on the same
receptacle.
In some cases
reproduction
may take place
without
the union of the
distinct
individuals.
In the
animal
kingdom
true
hermaphrodites
are found only among the
invertebrates.
See
Illust.
in
Appendix,
under Helmi
Hanse
::
Hanse (n.) That part of an
elliptical
or
many-centered
arch which has the
shorter
radius
and
immediately
adjoins
the
impost.
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