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Definition of press
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Press (n.)
Urgent
demands
of
business
or
affairs;
urgency;
as, a press of
engagements..
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Throttle
::
Throttle
(v. t.) To
compress
the
throat
of; to
choke;
to
strangle.
Run
::
Run (n.) A
continuing
urgent
demand;
especially,
a
pressure
on a bank or
treasury
for
payment
of its
notes..
Kuklux
::
Kuklux
(n.) The name
adopted
in the
southern
part of the
United
States
by a
secret
political
organization,
active
for
several
years after the close of the Civil War, and
having
for its aim the
repression
of the
political
power of the
freedmen;
--
called
also
Kuklux
Klan..
Loneliness
::
Loneliness
(n.) A
feeling
of
depression
resulting
from being
alone.
Distinctive
::
Distinctive
(a.)
Marking
or
expressing
distinction
or
difference;
distinguishing;
characteristic;
peculiar.
Speak
::
Speak (v. i.) To utter words or
articulate
sounds,
as human
beings;
to
express
thoughts
by
words;
as, the
organs
may be so
obstructed
that a man may not be able to
speak..
Solemnity
::
Solemnity
(n.)
ceremony
adapted
to
impress
with awe.
Insulite
::
Insulite
(n.) An
insulating
material,
usually
some
variety
of
compressed
cellulose,
made of
sawdust,
paper pulp,
cotton
waste,
etc..
Print
::
Print (v. t.) To
strike
off an
impression
or
impressions
of, from type, or from
stereotype,
electrotype,
or
engraved
plates,
or the like; in a wider
sense,
to do the
typesetting,
presswork,
etc., of (a book or other
publication);
as, to print
books,
newspapers,
pictures;
to print an
edition
of a
book..
Succussation
::
Succus
(n.) The
expressed
juice of a
plant,
for
medicinal
use..
Pinch
::
Pinch (v. i.) To act with
pressing
force;
to
compress;
to
squeeze;
as, the shoe
pinches..
Express
::
Express
(n.) A clear image or
representation;
an
expression;
a plain
declaration.
Piston
::
Piston
(n.) A
sliding
piece which
either
is moved by, or moves
against,
fluid
pressure.
It
usually
consists
of a short
cylinder
fitting
within
a
cylindrical
vessel
along which it
moves,
back and
forth.
It is used in steam
engines
to
receive
motion
from the
steam,
and in pumps to
transmit
motion
to a
fluid;
also for other
purposes..
Polynomial
::
Polynomial
(n.) An
expression
composed
of two or more
terms,
connected
by the signs plus or
minus;
as, a2 - 2ab + b2..
Weep
::
Weep (v. i.)
Formerly,
to
express
sorrow,
grief,
or
anguish,
by
outcry,
or by other
manifest
signs;
in
modern
use, to show grief or other
passions
by
shedding
tears;
to shed
tears;
to cry..
Slight
::
Slight
(superl.)
Not
decidedly
marked;
not
forcible;
inconsiderable;
unimportant;
insignificant;
not
severe;
weak;
gentle;
--
applied
in a great
variety
of
circumstances;
as, a
slight
(i. e.,
feeble)
effort;
a
slight
(i. e.,
perishable)
structure;
a
slight
(i. e., not deep)
impression;
a
slight
(i. e., not
convincing)
argument;
a
slight
(i. e., not
thorough)
examination;
slight
(i. e., not
severe)
pain, and the
like..
Sterile
::
Sterhydraulic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
a kind of
hydraulic
press;
resembling
such a press in
action
or
principle..
Crowd
::
Crowd (v. t.) A
number
of
things
collected
or
closely
pressed
together;
also, a
number
of
things
adjacent
to each
other..
Solidism
::
Solidism
(n.) The
doctrine
that
refers
all
diseases
to
morbid
changes
of the solid parts of the body. It rests on the view that the
solids
alone are
endowed
with vital
properties,
and can
receive
the
impression
of
agents
tending
to
produce
disease..
Begrime
::
Begrime
(v. t.) To soil with grime or dirt
deeply
impressed
or
rubbed
in.
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