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Definition of phrase
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Phrase
(v. i.) To group notes into
phrases;
as, he
phrases
well. See
Phrase,
n., 4..
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Ignoramus
::
Ignoramus
(n.) We are
ignorant;
we
ignore;
-- being the word
formerly
written
on a bill of
indictment
by a grand jury when there was not
sufficient
evidence
to
warrant
them in
finding
it a true bill. The
phrase
now used is, No bill, No true bill, or Not
found,
though
in some
jurisdictions
Ignored
is still
used..
Look
::
Look (n.) The act of
looking;
a
glance;
a
sight;
a view; -- often in
certain
phrases;
as, to have, get, take,
throw,
or cast, a
look..
Vulgarism
::
Vulgarism
(n.) A
vulgar
phrase
or
expression.
Inversion
::
Inversion
(n.) A
change
of the usual order of words or
phrases;
as, of all
vices,
impurity
is one of the most
detestable,
instead
of,
impurity
is one of the most
detestable
of all
vices..
Beaten
::
Beaten
(a.)
Become
common
or
trite;
as, a
beaten
phrase..
Countersign
::
Countersign
(a.) A
private
signal,
word, or
phrase,
which must be given in order to pass a
sentry;
a
watchword..
Temperament
::
Temperament
(v. t.) The
peculiar
physical
and
mental
character
of an
individual,
in olden times
erroneously
supposed
to be due to
individual
variation
in the
relations
and
proportions
of the
constituent
parts of the body,
especially
of the
fluids,
as the bile,
blood,
lymph,
etc. Hence the
phrases,
bilious
or
choleric
temperament,
sanguine
temperament,
etc.,
implying
a
predominance
of one of these
fluids
and a
corresponding
influence
on the
temperament..
Section
::
Section
(n.) A part of a
musical
period,
composed
of one or more
phrases.
See
Phrase..
Mention
::
Mention
(n.) A
speaking
or
notice
of
anything,
--
usually
in a brief or
cursory
manner.
Used
especially
in the
phrase
to make
mention
of..
Neoterist
::
Neoterist
(n.) One ho
introduces
new word/ or
phrases.
Italicism
::
Italicism
(n.) A
phrase
or idiom
peculiar
to the
Italian
language;
to
Italianism.
Legacy
::
Legacy
(n.) A
business
with which one is
intrusted
by
another;
a
commission;
--
obsolete,
except
in the
phrases
last
legacy,
dying
legacy,
and the
like..
Expressional
::
Expressional
(a.) Of, or
relating
to,
expression;
phraseological;
also,
vividly
representing
or
suggesting
an idea or
sentiment..
Obsoletism
::
Obsoletism
(n.) A
disused
word or
phrase;
an
archaism.
Peg
::
Peg (n.) A step; a
degree;
esp. in the slang
phrase
To take one down peg..
Phrase
::
Phrase
(n.) A mode or form of
speech;
the
manner
or style in which any one
expreses
himself;
diction;
expression.
Word
::
Word (n.) A brief
remark
or
observation;
an
expression;
a
phrase,
clause,
or short
sentence..
Good
::
Good
(superl.)
Real;
actual;
serious;
as in the
phrases
in good
earnest;
in good
sooth.
Godspeed
::
Godspeed
(n.)
Success;
prosperous
journeying;
-- a
contraction
of the
phrase,
God speed you..
Paraphrasian
::
Paraphrasian
(n.) A
paraphraser.
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