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Definition of part
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Part (n.) To
separate
or
disunite;
to cause to go
apart;
to
remove
from
contact
or
contiguity;
to
sunder.
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Gulf
::
Gulf (n.) A
portion
of an ocean or sea
extending
into the land; a
partially
land-locked
sea; as, the Gulf of
Mexico..
Sounding
::
Sounding
(n.) Any place or part of the
ocean,
or other
water,
where a
sounding
line will reach the
bottom;
--
usually
in the
plural..
Bourgeoisie
::
Bourgeoisie
(n.) The
French
middle
class,
particularly
such as are
concerned
in, or
dependent
on,
trade..
Saddle-shaped
::
Saddle-shaped
(a.) Bent down at the sides so as to give the upper part a
rounded
form.
Symbolism
::
Symbolism
(n.) A
combining
together
of parts or
ingredients.
Self
::
Self (a.) Same;
particular;
very;
identical.
Rosemary
::
Rosemary
(n.) A
labiate
shrub
(Rosmarinus
officinalis)
with
narrow
grayish
leaves,
growing
native
in the
southern
part of
France,
Spain,
and
Italy,
also in Asia Minor and in
China.
It has a
fragrant
smell,
and a warm,
pungent,
bitterish
taste.
It is used in
cookery,
perfumery,
etc., and is an
emblem
of
fidelity
or
constancy..
Sheet
::
Sheet (v. t.) The space in the
forward
or the after part of a boat where there are no
rowers;
as, fore
sheets;
stern
sheets..
Instruction
::
Instruction
(n.) That which
instructs,
or with which one is
instructed;
the
intelligence
or
information
imparted.
Ingrain
::
Ingrain
(a.) Dyed
before
manufacture,
-- said of the
material
of a
textile
fabric;
hence,
in
general,
thoroughly
inwrought;
forming
an
essential
part of the
substance..
Compounder
::
Compounder
(n.) One who
attempts
to bring
persons
or
parties
to terms of
agreement,
or to
accomplish,
ends by
compromises..
Punctilious
::
Punctilious
(a.)
Attentive
to
punctilio;
very nice or exact in the forms of
behavior,
etiquette,
or
mutual
intercourse;
precise;
exact in the
smallest
particulars..
Late
::
Late (a.) Far in the
night,
day, week, or other
particular
period;
as, to lie abed late; to sit up late at
night..
Some
::
Some (a.) A part; a
portion;
-- used
pronominally,
and
followed
sometimes
by of; as, some of our
provisions..
Particularity
::
Particularity
(n.)
Something
of
special
or
private
concern
or
interest.
Obolus
::
Obolus
(n.) A small
silver
coin of
Athens,
the sixth part of a
drachma,
about three cents in
value..
Surmounter
::
Surmounted
(a.)
Partly
covered
by
another
charge;
-- said of an
ordinary
or other
bearing.
Paleolithic
::
Paleolithic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to an era
marked
by early stone
implements.
The
Paleolithic
era (as
proposed
by
Lubbock)
includes
the
earlier
half of the Stone Age; the
remains
belonging
to it are for the most part of
extinct
animals,
with
relics
of human
beings..
Deposit
::
Deposit
(v. t.) Money
lodged
with a party as
earnest
or
security
for the
performance
of a duty
assumed
by the
person
depositing.
Forest
::
Forest
(n.) A large
extent
or
precinct
of
country,
generally
waste and
woody,
belonging
to the
sovereign,
set apart for the
keeping
of game for his use, not
inclosed,
but
distinguished
by
certain
limits,
and
protected
by
certain
laws,
courts,
and
officers
of its own..
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