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Definition of pita
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 pita is as below...
Pita (n.) A fiber
obtained
from the Agave
Americana
and other
related
species,
-- used for
making
cordage
and
paper.
Called
also pita
fiber,
and pita
thread..
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Sumpter
::
Sumpitan
(n.) A kind of
blowgun
for
discharging
arrows,
-- used by the
savages
of
Borneo
and
adjacent
islands..
Crepitated
::
Crepitated
(imp. & p. p.) of
Crepitat.
Abacus
::
Abacus
(n.) The
uppermost
member
or
division
of the
capital
of a
column,
immediately
under the
architrave.
See
Column..
Neckmould
::
Neckmould
(n.) A small
convex
molding
surrounding
a
column
at the
jinction
of the shaft and
capital.
Capitate
::
Capitate
(a.)
Headlike
in form; also,
having
the
distal
end
enlarged
and
rounded,
as the
stigmas
of
certain
flowers..
Endowment
::
Endowment
(n.) That which is
bestowed
or
settled
on a
person
or an
institution;
property,
fund, or
revenue
permanently
appropriated
to any
object;
as, the
endowment
of a
church,
a
hospital,
or a
college..
Crystallization
::
Crystallization
(n.) The body
formed
by
crystallizing;
as,
silver
on
precipitation
forms
arborescent
crystallizations..
Hospitalize
::
Hospitalize
(v. t.) To
render
(a
building)
unfit for
habitation,
by long
continued
use as a
hospital..
Capital
::
Capital
(a.)
Anything
which can be used to
increase
one's power or
influence.
Orphanotrophy
::
Orphanotrophy
(n.) A
hospital
for
orphans.
Chronogram
::
Chronogram
(n.) An
inscription
in which
certain
numeral
letters,
made to
appear
specially
conspicuous,
on being added
together,
express
a
particular
date or
epoch,
as in the motto of a medal
struck
by
Gustavus
Adolphus
in 1632:
ChrIstVs
DVX; ergo
trIVMphVs.-
the
capitals
of which give, when added as
numerals,
the sum
1632..
Scambler
::
Scambler
(n.) A bold
intruder
upon the
hospitality
of
others;
a
mealtime
visitor.
Capital
::
Capital
(n.) The head or
uppermost
member
of a
column,
pilaster,
etc. It
consists
generally
of three
parts,
abacus,
bell (or
vase),
and
necking.
See these
terms,
and
Column..
Apitpat
::
Apitpat
(adv.)
With quick
beating
or
palpitation;
pitapat.
Scrip
::
Scrip (n.) A
preliminary
certificate
of a
subscription
to the
capital
of a bank,
railroad,
or other
company,
or for a share of other joint
property,
or a loan,
stating
the
amount
of the
subscription
and the date of the
payment
of the
installments;
as,
insurance
scrip,
consol
scrip,
etc. When all the
installments
are paid, the scrip is
exchanged
for a bond share
certificate..
Epitaphian
::
Epitaphian
(a.)
Relating
to, or of the
nature
of, an
epitaph..
Decrepitate
::
Decrepitate
(v. i.) To
crackle,
as salt in
roasting..
Echinus
::
Echinus
(n.) A name
sometimes
given to the egg and
anchor
or egg and dart
molding,
because
that
ornament
is often
identified
with Roman Doric
capital.
The name
probably
alludes
to the shape of the shell of the sea
urchin..
Chapiter
::
Chapiter
(n.) A
capital
[Obs.]
See
Chapital.
Cauliculus
::
Cauliculus
(n.) In the
Corinthian
capital,
one of the eight
stalks
rising
out of the lower
leafage
and
terminating
in
leaves
which seem to
support
the
volutes.
See
Illust.
of
Corinthian
order,
under
Corinthian..
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