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Definition of pent
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Pent (v. t.)
Penned
or shut up;
confined;
-- often with up.
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Nowed
::
Nowed (a.)
Knotted;
tied in a knot, as a
serpent..
Asteridea
::
Asteridea
(n. pl.) A class of
Echinodermata
including
the true
starfishes.
The rays vary in
number
and
always
have
ambulacral
grooves
below.
The body is
star-shaped
or
pentagonal.
Serpentarius
::
Serpentarius
(n.) A
constellation
on the
equator,
lying
between
Scorpio
and
Hercules;
--
called
also
Ophiuchus..
Pentagonous
::
Pentagonous
(a.)
Pentagonal.
Ophidian
::
Ophidian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
Ophidia;
belonging
to
serpents.
Pentacrinoid
::
Pentacrinoid
(n.) An
immature
comatula
when it is still
attached
by a stem, and thus
resembles
a
Pentacrinus..
Pentagraphic
::
Pentagraphic
(a.) Alt. of
Pentagraphica.
Abietine
::
Abietine
(n.) A
resinous
obtained
from
Strasburg
turpentine
or
Canada
balsam.
It is
without
taste or
smell,
is
insoluble
in
water,
but
soluble
in
alcohol
(especially
at the
boiling
point),
in
strong
acetic
acid, and in
ether..
Resipiscence
::
Resipiscence
(n.)
Wisdom
derived
from
severe
experience;
hence,
repentance..
Asbestos
::
Asbestos
(n.) A
variety
of
amphibole
or of
pyroxene,
occurring
in long and
delicate
fibers,
or in
fibrous
masses
or
seams,
usually
of a
white,
gray, or
green-gray
color.
The name is also given to a
similar
variety
of
serpentine..
Repented
::
Repented
(imp. & p. p.) of
Repen.
Serpentine
::
Serpentine
(a.)
Resembling
a
serpent;
having
the shape or
qualities
of a
serpent;
subtle;
winding
or
turning
one way and the
other,
like a
moving
serpent;
anfractuous;
meandering;
sinuous;
zigzag;
as,
serpentine
braid..
Otaheite Apple
::
Otaheite
apple () The fruit of a
Polynesian
anacardiaceous
tree
(Spondias
dulcis),
also
called
vi-apple.
It is
rather
larger
than an
apple,
and the rind has a
flavor
of
turpentine,
but the flesh is said to taste like
pineapples..
Sting
::
Sting (v. t.) Any sharp organ of
offense
and
defense,
especially
when
connected
with a
poison
gland,
and
adapted
to
inflict
a wound by
piercing;
as the
caudal
sting of a
scorpion.
The sting of a bee or wasp is a
modified
ovipositor.
The
caudal
sting,
or
spine,
of a sting ray is a
modified
dorsal
fin ray. The term is
sometimes
applied
to the fang of a
serpent.
See
Illust.
of
Scorpion..
Quincuncial
::
Quincuncial
()
Having
the
leaves
of a
pentamerous
calyx or
corolla
so
imbricated
that two are
exterior,
two are
interior,
and the other has one edge
exterior
and one
interior;
as,
quincuncial
aestivation..
Pentatomic
::
Pentatomic
(a.)
Having
five
hydrogen
atoms
capable
of
substitution.
Bowenite
::
Bowenite
(n.) A hard,
compact
variety
of
serpentine
found in Rhode
Island.
It is of a light green color and
resembles
jade..
Laocoon
::
Laocoon
(n.) A
marble
group in the
Vatican
at Rome,
representing
the
priest
Laocoon,
with his sons,
infolded
in the coils of two
serpents,
as
described
by
Virgil..
Elapine
::
Elapine
(a.) Like or
pertaining
to the
Elapidae,
a
family
of
poisonous
serpents,
including
the
cobras.
See
Ophidia..
Torpent
::
Torpent
(a.)
Having
no
motion
or
activity;
incapable
of
motion;
benumbed;
torpid.
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