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Definition of pear
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 pear is as below...
Pear (n.) The
fleshy
pome, or
fruit,
of a
rosaceous
tree
(Pyrus
communis),
cultivated
in many
varieties
in
temperate
climates;
also, the tree which bears this
fruit.
See Pear
family,
below..
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Demilance
::
Demilance
(n.) A light
lance;
a short
spear;
a half pike; also, a
demilancer..
Whitewash
::
Whitewash
(v. t.) To make
white;
to give a fair
external
appearance
to; to clear from
imputations
or
disgrace;
hence,
to clear (a
bankrupt)
from
obligation
to pay
debts..
Curl
::
Curl (v. i.) To
contract
or bend into curls or
ringlets,
as hair; to grow in curls or
spirals,
as a vine; to be
crinkled
or
contorted;
to have a curly
appearance;
as,
leaves
lie
curled
on the
ground..
Phase
::
Phase (n.) Any
appearance
or
aspect
of an
object
of
mental
apprehension
or view; as, the
problem
has many
phases..
Marmalade
::
Marmalade
(n.) A
preserve
or
confection
made of the pulp of
fruit,
as the
quince,
pear,
apple,
orange,
etc.,
boiled
with
sugar,
and
brought
to a
jamlike
consistence..
Lictor
::
Lictor
(n.) An
officer
who bore an ax and
fasces
or rods, as
ensigns
of his
office.
His duty was to
attend
the chief
magistrates
when they
appeared
in
public,
to clear the way, and cause due
respect
to be paid to them, also to
apprehend
and
punish
criminals..
Evanishment
::
Evanishment
(n.) A
vanishing;
disappearance.
Challenge
::
Challenge
(n.) The act of a
sentry
in
halting
any one who
appears
at his post, and
demanding
the
countersign..
Periodical
::
Periodical
(n.) A
magazine
or other
publication
which
appears
at
stated
or
regular
intervals.
Presentation
::
Presentation
(n.) The
particular
position
of the child
during
labor
relatively
to the
passage
though
which it is to be
brought
forth;
--
specifically
designated
by the part which first
appears
at the mouth of the
uterus;
as, a
breech
presentation..
Tarnish
::
Tarnish
(a.) To soil, or
change
the
appearance
of,
especially
by an
alternation
induced
by the air, or by dust, or the like; to
diminish,
dull, or
destroy
the
luster
of; to
sully;
as, to
tarnish
a
metal;
to
tarnish
gilding;
to
tarnish
the
purity
of
color..
Pearl
::
Pearl (n.) A
light-colored
tern.
Christophany
::
Christophany
(n.) An
appearance
of
Christ,
as to his
disciples
after the
crucifixion..
Palmerworm
::
Palmerworm
(n.) In
America,
the larva of any one of
several
moths,
which
destroys
the
foliage
of fruit and
forest
trees,
esp. the larva of
Ypsolophus
pometellus,
which
sometimes
appears
in vast
numbers..
Habitus
::
Habitus
(n.)
Habitude;
mode of life;
general
appearance.
Disclose
::
Disclose
(v. t.) To lay open or
expose
to view; to cause to
appear;
to bring to
light;
to
reveal.
Germ
::
Germ (n.) That which is to
develop
a new
individual;
as, the germ of a
fetus,
of a plant or
flower,
and the like; the
earliest
form under which an
organism
appears..
Rorulent
::
Rorulent
(a.)
Having
the
surface
appearing
as if
dusty,
or
covered
with fine dew..
Time
::
Time (v. t.) To
appoint
the time for; to
bring,
begin,
or
perform
at the
proper
season
or time; as, he timed his
appearance
rightly..
Deathfulness
::
Deathfulness
(n.)
Appearance
of
death.
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