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Definition of prig
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Prig (n.) A
thief;
a
filcher.
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Prigidity
::
Prigidity
(n.) The
condition
or
quality
of being
frigid;
coldness;
want of
warmth.
Stud
::
Stud (n.) An
upright
scanting,
esp. one of the small
uprights
in the
framing
for lath and
plaster
partitions,
and
furring,
and upon which the laths are
nailed..
Stalk
::
Stalk (n.) One of the two
upright
pieces
of a
ladder.
Wall
::
Wall (n.) A work or
structure
of
stone,
brick,
or other
materials,
raised
to some
height,
and
intended
for
defense
or
security,
solid and
permanent
inclosing
fence,
as
around
a
field,
a park, a town, etc., also, one of the
upright
inclosing
parts of a
building
or a
room..
Kipper
::
Kipper
(a.)
Amorous;
also,
lively;
light-footed;
nimble;
gay;
sprightly..
Gibbet
::
Gibbet
(n.) A kind of
gallows;
an
upright
post with an arm
projecting
from the top, on
which,
formerly,
malefactors
were
hanged
in
chains,
and their
bodies
allowed
to
remain
asa
warning..
Upright
::
Upright
(a.)
Conformable
to moral
rectitude.
Erect
::
Erect (v. t.) To raise and place in an
upright
or
perpendicular
position;
to set
upright;
to
raise;
as, to erect a pole, a
flagstaff,
a
monument,
etc..
Pilaster
::
Pilaster
(n.) An
upright
architectural
member
right-angled
in plan,
constructionally
a pier (See Pier, 1 (b)), but
architecturally
corresponding
to a
column,
having
capital,
shaft,
and base to agree with those of the
columns
of the same
order.
In most cases the
projection
from the wall is one third of its
width,
or
less..
Chimney
::
Chimney
(n.) That part of a
building
which
contains
the smoke
flues;
esp. an
upright
tube or flue of brick or
stone,
in most cases
extending
through
or above the roof of the
building.
Often used
instead
of
chimney
shaft..
Jamdani
::
"Jamdani
(n.) A silk
fabric,
with a woven
pattern
of
sprigs
of
flowers..
Euphonon
::
Euphonon
(n.) An
instrument
resembling
the organ in tine and the
upright
piano in form. It is
characterized
by great
strength
and
sweetness
of tone.
Honor
::
Honor (n.) That which
rightfully
attracts
esteem,
respect,
or
consideration;
self-respect;
dignity;
courage;
fidelity;
especially,
excellence
of
character;
high moral
worth;
virtue;
nobleness;
specif.,
in men,
integrity;
uprightness;
trustworthness;
in
women,
purity;
chastity..
Aslope
::
Aslope
(adv. & a.)
Slopingly;
aslant;
declining
from an
upright
direction;
sloping.
Pedestal
::
Pedestal
(n.) The base or foot of a
column,
statue,
vase, lamp, or the like; the part on which an
upright
work
stands.
It
consists
of three
parts,
the base, the die or dado, and the
cornice
or
surbase
molding.
See
Illust.
of
Column..
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..
Raise
::
Raise (v. t.) To cause to rise up, or
assume
an erect
position
or
posture;
to set up; to make
upright;
as, to raise a mast or
flagstaff..
Quartering
::
Quartering
(n.) A
series
of
quarters,
or small
upright
posts.
See
Quarter,
n., 1 (m)
(Arch.).
Pinnacle
::
Pinnacle
(n.) An
architectural
member,
upright,
and
generally
ending
in a small
spire,
-- used to
finish
a
buttress,
to
constitute
a part in a
proportion,
as where
pinnacles
flank a gable or
spire,
and the like.
Pinnacles
may be
considered
primarily
as added
weight,
where it is
necessary
to
resist
the
thrust
of an arch, etc..
Mercurialize
::
Mercurialize
(v. i.) To be
sprightly,
fantastic,
or
capricious..
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