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Definition of part
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Part (v. i.) To have a part or
share;
to
partake.
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Undivided
::
Undivided
(a.) Not set off, as a share in a firm; not made
actually
separate
by
division;
as, a
partner,
owning
one half in a firm, is said to own an
undivided
half so long as the
business
continues
and his share is not set off to him..
Roach
::
Roach (v. t.) To cut off, as a
horse's
mane, so that the part left shall stand
upright..
Partition
::
Partition
(v.) That which
divides
or
separates;
that by which
different
things,
or
distinct
parts of the same
thing,
are
separated;
separating
boundary;
dividing
line or
space;
specifically,
an
interior
wall
dividing
one part or
apartment
of a
house,
an
inclosure,
or the like, from
another;
as, a brick
partition;
lath and
plaster
partitions..
Umbles
::
Umbles
(n. pl.) The
entrails
and
coarser
parts of a deer;
hence,
sometimes,
entrails,
in
general..
Universal
::
Universal
(a.)
Forming
the whole of a
genus;
relatively
unlimited
in
extension;
affirmed
or
denied
of the whole of a
subject;
as, a
universal
proposition;
--
opposed
to
particular;
e. g.
(universal
affirmative)
All men are
animals;
(universal
negative)
No men are
omniscient..
Basis
::
Basis (n.) The
principal
component
part of a
thing.
Second
::
Second
(a.) The
sixtieth
part of a
minute
of time or of a
minute
of
space,
that is, the
second
regular
subdivision
of the
degree;
as, sound moves about 1,140
English
feet in a
second;
five
minutes
and ten
seconds
north of this
place..
Accretion
::
Accretion
(n.) The act of
increasing,
or the
matter
added,
by an
accession
of parts
externally;
an
extraneous
addition;
as, an
accretion
of
earth..
Cinder
::
Cinder
(n.)
Partly
burned
or
vitrified
coal, or other
combustible,
in which fire is
extinct..
Tenth
::
Tenth (a.)
Constituting
or being one of ten equal parts into which
anything
is
divided.
Particular
::
Particular
(a.)
Separate
or
distinct
by
reason
of
superiority;
distinguished;
important;
noteworthy;
unusual;
special;
as, he
brought
no
particular
news; she was the
particular
belle of the
party..
Jewel
::
"Jewel
(n.) An
ornament
of dress
usually
made of a
precious
metal,
and
having
enamel
or
precious
stones
as a part of its
design..
Commode
::
Commode
(n.) A night stand with a
compartment
for
holding
a
chamber
vessel.
Alliance
::
Alliance
(n.) The
persons
or
parties
allied.
Slatch
::
Slatch
(n.) The loose or slack part of a rope;
slack.
Digressive
::
Digressive
(a.)
Departing
from the main
subject;
partaking
of the
nature
of
digression.
Metencephalon
::
Metencephalon
(n.) The
posterior
part of the
brain,
including
the
medulla;
the
afterbrain.
Sometimes
abbreviated
to
meten..
Maverick
::
Maverick
(n.) In the
southwestern
part of the
united
States,
a
bullock
or
heifer
that has not been
branded,
and is
unclaimed
or wild; -- said to be from
Maverick,
the name of a
cattle
owner in Texas who
neglected
to brand his
cattle..
Quadripartite
::
Quadripartite
(a.)
Divided
into four
parts.
Labor
::
Labor (n.) To exert
muscular
strength;
to exert one's
strength
with
painful
effort,
particularly
in
servile
occupations;
to work; to
toil..
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