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Definition of plied
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Plied () imp. & p. p. of Ply.
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Constitution
::
Constitution
(n.) The
fundamental,
organic
law or
principles
of
government
of men,
embodied
in
written
documents,
or
implied
in the
institutions
and
usages
of the
country
or
society;
also, a
written
instrument
embodying
such
organic
law, and
laying
down
fundamental
rules and
principles
for the
conduct
of
affairs..
Power
::
Power (n.)
Applied
force;
force
producing
motion
or
pressure;
as, the power
applied
at one and of a lever to lift a
weight
at the other end..
Gauge
::
Gauge (n.) Any
instrument
or
apparatus
for
measuring
the state of a
phenomenon,
or for
ascertaining
its
numerical
elements
at any
moment;
--
usually
applied
to some
particular
instrument;
as, a rain
gauge;
a steam
gauge..
Cash
::
Cash (n.) Ready
money;
especially,
coin or
specie;
but also
applied
to bank
notes,
drafts,
bonds,
or any paper
easily
convertible
into
money.
Poultice
::
Poultice
(n.) A soft
composition,
as of
bread,
bran, or a
mucilaginous
substance,
to be
applied
to
sores,
inflamed
parts of the body, etc.; a
cataplasm..
Naif
::
Naif (a.)
Having
a true
natural
luster
without
being cut; --
applied
by
jewelers
to a
precious
stone.
Tortuous
::
Tortuous
(a.)
Oblique;
--
applied
to the six signs of the
zodiac
(from
Capricorn
to
Gemini)
which
ascend
most
rapidly
and
obliquely.
Tip
::
Tip (n.) An end piece or part; a
piece,
as a cap,
nozzle,
ferrule,
or
point,
applied
to the
extreme
end of
anything;
as, a tip for an
umbrella,
a shoe, a gas
burner,
etc..
Seaman
::
Seaman
(n.) One whose
occupation
is to
assist
in the
management
of ships at sea; a
mariner;
a
sailor;
--
applied
both to
officers
and
common
mariners,
but
especially
to the
latter.
Opposed
to
landman,
or
landsman..
Flocculent
::
Flocculent
(a.)
Applied
to the down of newly
hatched
or
unfledged
birds.
Milch
::
Milch (a.)
Giving
milk; -- now
applied
only to
beasts.
Fomentation
::
Fomentation
(n.) The
lotion
applied
to a
diseased
part.
Consound
::
Consound
(n.) A name
applied
loosely
to
several
plants
of
different
genera,
esp. the
comfrey..
Hypoglossal
::
Hypoglossal
(a.) Under the
tongue;
--
applied
esp., in the
higher
vertebrates,
to the
twelfth
or last pair of
cranial
nerves,
which are
distributed
to the base of the
tongue..
Catharist
::
Catharist
(n.) One
aiming
at or
pretending
to a
greater
purity
of like than
others
about him; --
applied
to
persons
of
various
sects.
See
Albigenses.
Statuminate
::
Statuette
(n.) A small
statue;
--
usually
applied
to a
figure
much less than life size,
especially
when of
marble
or
bronze,
or of
plaster
or clay as a
preparation
for the
marble
or
bronze,
as
distinguished
from a
figure
in terra cotta or the like. Cf.
Figurine..
Sole
::
Sole (n.) The seat or
bottom
of a mine; --
applied
to
horizontal
veins or
lodes.
Craft
::
Craft (n.)
Cunning,
art, or
skill,
in a bad
sense,
or
applied
to bad
purposes;
artifice;
guile;
skill or
dexterity
employed
to
effect
purposes
by
deceit
or
shrewd
devices..
Fountain
::
Fountain
(n.) An
artificially
produced
jet or
stream
of
water;
also, the
structure
or works in which such a jet or
stream
rises or
flows;
a basin built and
constantly
supplied
with pure water for
drinking
and other
useful
purposes,
or for
ornament..
Apician
::
Apician
(a.)
Belonging
to
Apicius,
a
notorious
Roman
epicure;
hence
applied
to
whatever
is
peculiarly
refined
or
dainty
and
expensive
in
cookery..
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