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Definition of pose
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Pose (n.) A cold in the head;
catarrh.
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Soft
::
Soft
(superl.)
Applied
to a
palatal,
a
sibilant,
or a
dental
consonant
(as g in gem, c in cent, etc.) as
distinguished
from a
guttural
mute (as g in go, c in cone,
etc.);
--
opposed
to
hard..
Hygrometry
::
Hygrometry
(n.) That
branch
of
physics
which
relates
to the
determination
of the
humidity
of
bodies,
particularly
of the
atmosphere,
with the
theory
and use of the
instruments
constructed
for this
purpose..
Application
::
Application
(n.)
Hence,
in
specific
uses: (a) That part of a
sermon
or
discourse
in which the
principles
before
laid down and
illustrated
are
applied
to
practical
uses; the moral of a
fable.
(b) The use of the
principles
of one
science
for the
purpose
of
enlarging
or
perfecting
another;
as, the
application
of
algebra
to
geometry..
Palm
::
Palm (v. t.) To
impose
by
fraud,
as by
sleight
of hand; to put by
unfair
means;
--
usually
with off..
Aprosos
::
Aprosos
(a. & adv.) By the way; to the
purpose;
suitably
to the place or
subject;
-- a word used to
introduce
an
incidental
observation,
suited
to the
occasion,
though
not
strictly
belonging
to the
narration..
Ecbatic
::
Ecbatic
(a.)
Denoting
a mere
result
or
consequence,
as
distinguished
from
telic,
which
denotes
intention
or
purpose;
thus the
phrase
/ /, if
rendered
so that it was
fulfilled,
is
ecbatic;
if
rendered
in order that it might be. etc., is
telic..
Julep
::
"Julep
(n.) A
beverage
composed
of
brandy,
whisky,
or some other
spirituous
liquor,
with
sugar,
pounded
ice, and
sprigs
of mint; --
called
also mint
julep..
Negligent
::
Negligent
(a.) Apt to
neglect;
customarily
neglectful;
characterized
by
negligence;
careless;
heedless;
culpably
careless;
showing
lack of
attention;
as,
disposed
in
negligent
order..
Rigidity
::
Rigidity
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
rigid;
want of
pliability;
the
quality
of
resisting
change
of form; the
amount
of
resistance
with which a body
opposes
change
of form; --
opposed
to
flexibility,
ductility,
malleability,
and
softness..
Malleability
::
Malleability
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
malleable;
--
opposed
to
friability
and
brittleness.
Contranatural
::
Contranatural
(a.)
Opposed
to or
against
nature;
unnatural.
Jade
::
"Jade (n.) A
stone,
commonly
of a pale to dark green color but
sometimes
whitish.
It is very hard and
compact,
capable
of fine
polish,
and is used for
ornamental
purposes
and for
implements,
esp. in
Eastern
countries
and among many early
peoples..
Hyposkeletal
::
Hyposkeletal
(a.)
Beneath
the
endoskeleton;
hypaxial;
as, the
hyposkeletal
muscles;
--
opposed
to
episkeletal..
Write
::
Write (v. t.)
Hence,
to
compose
or
produce,
as an
author..
Domebook
::
Domebook
(n.) A book said to have been
compiled
under the
direction
of King
Alfred.
It is
supposed
to have
contained
the
principal
maxims
of the
common
law, the
penalties
for
misdemeanors,
and the forms of
judicial
proceedings.
Domebook
was
probably
a
general
name for book of
judgments..
Transformism
::
Transformism
(n.) The
hypothesis,
or
doctrine,
that
living
beings
have
originated
by the
modification
of some other
previously
existing
forms of
living
matter;
--
opposed
to
abiogenesis..
Engine
::
Engine
(n.)
Anything
used to
effect
a
purpose;
any
device
or
contrivance;
an
agent.
Impose
::
Impose
(n.) A
command;
injunction.
Predispose
::
Predispose
(v. t.) To make fit or
susceptible
beforehand;
to give a
tendency
to; as,
debility
predisposes
the body to
disease..
Persisting
::
Persisting
(a.)
Inclined
to
persist;
tenacious
of
purpose;
persistent.
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