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Definition of pounded
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Pounded
(imp. & p. p.) of Poun.
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Poundage
::
Poundage
(n.) A
charge
paid for the
release
of
impounded
cattle.
Compound
::
Compound
(v. i.) To
effect
a
composition;
to come to terms of
agreement;
to
agree;
to
settle
by a
compromise;
--
usually
followed
by with
before
the
person
participating,
and for
before
the thing
compounded
or the
consideration..
Incomposite
::
Incomposite
(a.) Not
composite;
uncompounded;
simple.
Proposition
::
Proposition
(n.) A
complete
sentence,
or part of a
sentence
consisting
of a
subject
and
predicate
united
by a
copula;
a
thought
expressed
or
propounded
in
language;
a from of
speech
in which a
predicate
is
affirmed
or
denied
of a
subject;
as, snow is
white..
Pharmacy
::
Pharmacy
(n.) A place where
medicines
are
compounded;
a drug
store;
an
apothecary's
shop.
Mortar
::
Mortar
(n.) A
strong
vessel,
commonly
in form of an
inverted
bell, in which
substances
are
pounded
or
rubbed
with a
pestle..
Dover's Powder
::
Dover's
Powder
() A
powder
of
ipecac
and
opium,
compounded,
in the
United
States,
with sugar of milk, but in
England
(as
formerly
in the
United
States)
with
sulphate
of
potash,
and in
France
(as in Dr.
Dover's
original
prescription)
with
nitrate
and
sulphate
of
potash
and
licorice.
It is an
anodyne
diaphoretic..
Preparation
::
Preparation
(n.) That which is
prepared,
made, or
compounded
by a
certain
process
or for a
particular
purpose;
a
combination.
Specifically:
(a) Any
medicinal
substance
fitted
for use. (b)
Anything
treated
for
preservation
or
examination
as a
specimen.
(c)
Something
prepared
for use in
cookery..
Tellurism
::
Tellurism
(n.) An
hypothesis
of
animal
magnetism
propounded
by Dr.
Keiser,
in
Germany,
in which the
phenomena
are
ascribed
to the
agency
of a
telluric
spirit
or
influence..
Sychnocarpous
::
Sycee (n.)
Silver,
pounded
into
ingots
of the shape of a shoe, and used as
currency.
The most
common
weight
is about one pound
troy..
Impoundage
::
Impoundage
(n.) The act of
impounding,
or the state of being
impounded..
Elementary
::
Elementary
(a.)
Having
only one
principle
or
constituent
part;
consisting
of a
single
element;
simple;
uncompounded;
as, an
elementary
substance..
Timbered
::
Timbered
(a.)
Furnished
with
timber;
-- often
compounded;
as, a
well-timbered
house;
a
low-timbered
house..
Decomposite
::
Decomposite
(a.)
Compounded
more than once;
compounded
with
things
already
composite.
Decompound
::
Decompound
(a.)
Compound
of what is
already
compounded;
compounded
a
second
time.
Decomposite
::
Decomposite
(n.)
Anything
decompounded.
Expounded
::
Expounded
(imp. & p. p.) of
Expoun.
Putty
::
Putty (n.) A kind of thick paste or
cement
compounded
of
whiting,
or soft
carbonate
of lime, and
linseed
oil, when
applied
beaten
or
kneaded
to the
consistence
of
dough,
-- used in
fastening
glass in
sashes,
stopping
crevices,
and for
similar
purposes..
Decompound
::
Decompound
(a.)
Several
times
compounded
or
divided,
as a leaf or stem;
decomposite..
Mercurification
::
Mercurification
(n.) The act or
process
of
compounding,
or the state of being
compounded,
with
mercury..
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