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Definition of pet
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Pet (v. t.) To treat as a pet; to
fondle;
to
indulge;
as, she was
petted
and
spoiled..
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Appetency
::
Appetency
(n.) Fixed and
strong
desire;
esp.
natural
desire;
a
craving;
an eager
appetite.
Sensuality
::
Sensuality
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
sensual;
devotedness
to the
gratification
of the
bodily
appetites;
free
indulgence
in
carnal
or
sensual
pleasures;
luxuriousness;
voluptuousness;
lewdness.
Ritornello
::
Ritornello
(n.) A short
return
or
repetition;
a
concluding
symphony
to an air, often
consisting
of the
burden
of the
song..
Self-repetition
::
Self-repetition
(n.)
Repetition
of one's self or of one's acts; the
saying
or doing what one has
already
said or done.
Embalm
::
Embalm
(v. t.) To
preserve
from decay or
oblivion
as if with balm; to
perpetuate
in
remembrance.
Mortify
::
Mortify
(v. i.) To be
subdued;
to
decay,
as
appetites,
desires,
etc..
Antherogenous
::
Antherogenous
(a.)
Transformed
from
anthers,
as the
petals
of a
double
flower..
Relish
::
Relish
(n.) That which is used to
impart
a
flavor;
specifically,
something
taken with food to
render
it more
palatable
or to
stimulate
the
appetite;
a
condiment..
Touch-paper
::
Touch-paper
(n.) Paper
steeped
in
saltpeter,
which burns
slowly,
and is used as a match for
firing
gunpowder,
and the
like..
Man-eater
::
Man-eater
(n.) One who, or that
which,
has an
appetite
for human
flesh;
specifically,
one of
certain
large
sharks
(esp.
Carcharodon
Rondeleti);
also, a lion or a tiger which has
acquired
the habit of
feeding
upon human
flesh..
Diplostemonous
::
Diplostemonous
(a.)
Having
twice as many
stamens
as
petals,
as the
geranium..
Leafstalk
::
Leafstalk
(n.) The stalk or
petiole
which
supports
a leaf.
Ramp
::
Ramp (n.) Any
sloping
member,
other than a
purely
constructional
one, such as a
continuous
parapet
to a
staircase..
Anseres
::
Anseres
(n. pl.) A
Linnaean
order of
aquatic
birds
swimming
by means of
webbed
feet, as the duck, or of lobed feet, as the
grebe.
In this order were
included
the
geese,
ducks,
auks,
divers,
gulls,
petrels,
etc..
Orchidaceous
::
Orchidaceous
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
resembling,
a
natural
order
(Orchidaceae)
of
endogenous
plants
of which the genus
Orchis
is the type. They are
mostly
perennial
herbs
having
the
stamens
and
pistils
united
in a
single
column,
and
normally
three
petals
and three
sepals,
all
adherent
to the
ovary.
The
flowers
are
curiously
shaped,
often
resembling
insects,
the odd or lower petal
(called
the lip) being
unlike
the
others,
and
sometimes
of a
strange
and
unexpected
appearance.
About one
hundred
spec
Administrator
::
Administrator
(n.) A man who
manages
or
settles
the
estate
of an
intestate,
or of a
testator
when there is no
competent
executor;
one to whom the right of
administration
has been
committed
by
competent
authority..
Tucket
::
Tucket
(n.) A
slight
flourish
on a
trumpet;
a
fanfare.
Biconjugate
::
Biconjugate
(a.) Twice
paired,
as when a
petiole
forks
twice..
Boon
::
Boon (n.) A
prayer
or
petition.
Apterous
::
Apterous
(a.)
Destitute
of
winglike
membranous
expansions,
as a stem or
petiole;
--
opposed
to
alate..
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