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Definition of popular
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Popular
(a.)
Prevailing
among the
people;
epidemic;
as, a
popular
disease..
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Genteel
::
Genteel
(a.)
Possessing
or
exhibiting
the
qualities
popularly
regarded
as
belonging
to high birth and
breeding;
free from
vulgarity,
or
lowness
of taste or
behavior;
adapted
to a
refined
or
cultivated
taste;
polite;
well-bred;
as,
genteel
company,
manners,
address..
Ostracize
::
Ostracize
(v. t.) To exile by
ostracism;
to
banish
by a
popular
vote, as at
Athens..
Soda
::
Soda (n.)
Popularly,
sodium
carbonate
or
bicarbonate..
Aristocracy
::
Aristocracy
(n.) The
nobles
or chief
persons
in a
state;
a
privileged
class or
patrician
order;
(in a
popular
use) those who are
regarded
as
superior
to the rest of the
community,
as in rank,
fortune,
or
intellect..
Vapor
::
Vapor (n.) In a loose and
popular
sense,
any
visible
diffused
substance
floating
in the
atmosphere
and
impairing
its
transparency,
as
smoke,
fog, etc..
Helminthite
::
Helminthite
(n.) One of the
sinuous
tracks
on the
surfaces
of many
stones,
and
popularly
considered
as worm
trails..
Vogue
::
Vogue (n.) The way or
fashion
of
people
at any
particular
time;
temporary
mode,
custom,
or
practice;
popular
reception
for the time; -- used now
generally
in the
phrase
in
vogue..
Quickening
::
Quickening
(n.) The first
motion
of the fetus in the womb felt by the
mother,
occurring
usually
about the
middle
of the term of
pregnancy.
It has been
popularly
supposed
to be due to the fetus
becoming
possessed
of
independent
life..
Oval
::
Oval (a.)
Having
the
figure
of an egg;
oblong
and
curvilinear,
with one end
broader
than the
other,
or with both ends of about the same
breadth;
in
popular
usage,
elliptical..
Liedertafel
::
Liedertafel
(n.) A
popular
name for any
society
or club which meets for the
practice
of male part
songs.
Socialism
::
Socialism
(n.) A
theory
or
system
of
social
reform
which
contemplates
a
complete
reconstruction
of
society,
with a more just and
equitable
distribution
of
property
and
labor.
In
popular
usage,
the term is often
employed
to
indicate
any
lawless,
revolutionary
social
scheme.
See
Communism,
Fourierism,
Saint-Simonianism,
forms of
socialism..
Pillar
::
Pillar
(n.) The
general
and
popular
term for a firm,
upright,
insulated
support
for a
superstructure;
a pier,
column,
or post; also, a
column
or shaft not
supporting
a
superstructure,
as one
erected
for a
monument
or an
ornament..
Ballad
::
Ballad
(n.) A
popular
kind of
narrative
poem,
adapted
for
recitation
or
singing;
as, the
ballad
of Chevy
Chase;
esp., a
sentimental
or
romantic
poem in short
stanzas..
Popularized
::
Popularized
(imp. & p. p.) of
Populariz.
Cycle
::
Cycle (n.) The
circle
of
subjects
connected
with the
exploits
of the hero or
heroes
of some
particular
period
which have
served
as a
popular
theme for
poetry,
as the
legend
of
Arthur
and the
knights
of the Round
Table,
and that of
Charlemagne
and his
paladins..
Motherwort
::
Motherwort
(n.) A
labiate
herb
(Leonurus
Cardiaca),
of a
bitter
taste,
used
popularly
in
medicine;
lion's
tail..
Cry
::
Cry (v. i.) Loud
expression
of
triumph
or
wonder
or of
popular
acclamation
or
favor.
Rumor
::
Rumor (n.) A
flying
or
popular
report;
the
common
talk;
hence,
public
fame;
notoriety..
Caesarism
::
Caesarism
(n.) A
system
of
government
in which
unrestricted
power is
exercised
by a
single
person,
to whom, as
Caesar
or
emperor,
it has been
committed
by the
popular
will;
imperialism;
also,
advocacy
or
support
of such a
system
of
government..
Optimates
::
Optimates
(n. pl.) The
nobility
or
aristocracy
of
ancient
Rome, as
opposed
to the
populares..
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