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Definition of auxiliary
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Auxiliary
(n.)
Foreign
troops
in the
service
of a
nation
at war;
(rarely
in
sing.),
a
member
of the
allied
or
subsidiary
force..
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Do
::
Do (v. t. /
auxiliary)
To cash or to
advance
money for, as a bill or
note..
Feeder
::
Feeder
(n.) An
auxiliary
part of a
machine
which
supplies
or leads along the
material
operated
upon.
Lemma
::
Lemma (n.) A
preliminary
or
auxiliary
proposition
demonstrated
or
accepted
for
immediate
use in the
demonstration
of some other
proposition,
as in
mathematics
or
logic..
Should
::
Should
(imp.)
Used as an
auxiliary
verb, to
express
a
conditional
or
contingent
act or
state,
or as a
supposition
of an
actual
fact; also, to
express
moral
obligation
(see
Shall);
e. g.: they
should
have come last week; if I
should
go; I
should
think you could go..
Auxiliary
::
Auxiliary
(a.)
Conferring
aid or help;
helping;
aiding;
assisting;
subsidiary;
as
auxiliary
troops.
Auxiliary
::
Auxiliary
(sing.)
A
quantity
introduced
for the
purpose
of
simplifying
or
facilitating
some
operation,
as in
equations
or
trigonometrical
formulae..
Flown
::
Flown () p. p. of Fly; -- often used with the
auxiliary
verb to be; as, the birds are
flown..
Accessorily
::
Accessorily
(adv.)
In the
manner
of an
accessory;
auxiliary.
Would
::
Would (v. t.)
Commonly
used as an
auxiliary
verb,
either
in the past tense or in the
conditional
or
optative
present.
See 2d & 3d
Will..
Assistant
::
Assistant
(n.) One who, or that
which,
assists;
a
helper;
an
auxiliary;
a means of
help..
Tense
::
Tense (n.) One of the forms which a verb takes by
inflection
or by
adding
auxiliary
words,
so as to
indicate
the time of the
action
or event
signified;
the
modification
which verbs
undergo
for the
indication
of
time..
Shall
::
Shall (v. i. &
auxiliary.)
To owe; to be under
obligation
for.
Afford
::
Afford
(v. t.) To
incur,
stand,
or bear
without
serious
detriment,
as an act which might under other
circumstances
be
injurious;
-- with an
auxiliary,
as can,
could,
might,
etc.; to be able or rich
enough..
May
::
May (v.) An
auxiliary
verb
qualifyng
the
meaning
of
another
verb, by
expressing:
(a)
Ability,
competency,
or
possibility;
-- now
oftener
expressed
by can..
Doctor
::
Doctor
(n.) Any
mechanical
contrivance
intended
to
remedy
a
difficulty
or serve some
purpose
in an
exigency;
as, the
doctor
of a
calico-printing
machine,
which is a knife to
remove
superfluous
coloring
matter;
the
doctor,
or
auxiliary
engine,
called
also
donkey
engine..
Ancillary
::
Ancillary
(a.)
Subservient
or
subordinate,
like a
handmaid;
auxiliary..
Pier
::
Pier (n.) Any
additional
or
auxiliary
mass of
masonry
used to
stiffen
a wall. See
Buttress.
Must
::
Must (v. i. /
auxiliary)
To be
obliged;
to be
necessitated;
--
expressing
either
physical
or moral
necessity;
as, a man must eat for
nourishment;
we must
submit
to the
laws..
Logarithm
::
Logarithm
(n.) One of a class of
auxiliary
numbers,
devised
by John
Napier,
of
Merchiston,
Scotland
(1550-1617),
to
abridge
arithmetical
calculations,
by the use of
addition
and
subtraction
in place of
multiplication
and
division..
Ought
::
Ought
(imp.,
p. p., or
auxiliary)
Was or were under
obligation
to pay;
owed..
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