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Definition of prim
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Prim (v. i.) To dress or act
smartly.
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Protonema
::
Protonema
(n.) The
primary
growth
from the spore of a moss,
usually
consisting
of
branching
confervoid
filaments,
on any part of which stem and leaf buds may be
developed..
Primates
::
Primates
(n. pl.) The
highest
order of
mammals.
It
includes
man,
together
with the apes and
monkeys.
Cf.
Pitheci..
Originary
::
Originary
(a.)
Primitive;
primary;
original.
#NAME?
::
-some (a.) An
adjective
suffix
having
primarily
the sense of like or same, and
indicating
a
considerable
degree
of the thing or
quality
denoted
in the first part of the
compound;
as in
mettlesome,
full of
mettle
or
spirit;
gladsome,
full of
gladness;
winsome,
blithesome,
etc..
Archenteron
::
Archenteron
(n.) The
primitive
enteron
or
undifferentiated
digestive
sac of a
gastrula
or other
embryo.
See
Illust.
under
Invagination.
Primity
::
Primity
(n.)
Quality
of being
first;
primitiveness.
Prime
::
Prime (a.) To lay the first
color,
coating,
or
preparation
upon (a
surface),
as in
painting;
as, to prime a
canvas,
a
wall..
Apothesis
::
Apothesis
(n.) A place on the south side of the
chancel
in the
primitive
churches,
furnished
with
shelves,
for
books,
vestments,
etc..
Mesenteron
::
Mesenteron
(n.) All that part of the
alimentary
canal which is
developed
from the
primitive
enteron
and is lined with
hypoblast.
It is
distinguished
from the
stomod/um,
a part at the
anterior
end of the
canal,
including
the
cavity
of the
mouth,
and the
proctod/um,
a part at the
posterior
end, which are
formed
by
invagination
and are lined with
epiblast..
Pan
::
Pan (n.) The part of a
flintlock
which holds the
priming.
Prime
::
Prime (a.) To
prepare;
to make
ready;
to
instruct
beforehand;
to post; to
coach;
as, to prime a
witness;
the boys are
primed
for
mischief..
Monoplastic
::
Monoplastic
(a.) That has one form, or
retains
its
primary
form, as, a
monoplastic
element..
Whitsunday
::
Whitsunday
(n.) The
seventh
Sunday,
and the
fiftieth
day, after
Easter;
a
festival
of the
church
in
commemoration
of the
descent
of the Holy
Spirit
on the day of
Pentecost;
Pentecost;
-- so
called,
it is said,
because,
in the
primitive
church,
those who had been newly
baptized
appeared
at
church
between
Easter
and
Pentecost
in white
garments..
Root
::
Root (n.) A
primitive
form of
speech;
one of the
earliest
terms
employed
in
language;
a word from which other words are
formed;
a
radix,
or
radical..
Primordial
::
Primordial
(n.) A first
principle
or
element.
Primarily
::
Primarily
(adv.)
In a
primary
manner;
in the first
place;
in the first
place;
in the first
intention;
originally.
Mincing
::
Mincing
(a.) That
minces;
characterized
by
primness
or
affected
nicety.
Stilet
::
Stile (v. i.) One of the
upright
pieces
in a
frame;
one of the
primary
members
of a
frame,
into which the
secondary
members
are
mortised..
Prime
::
Prime (v. i.) To work so that
foaming
occurs
from too
violent
ebullition,
which
causes
water to
become
mixed with, and be
carried
along with, the steam that is
formed;
-- said of a steam
boiler..
Ogygian
::
Ogygian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Ogyges,
a
mythical
king of
ancient
Attica,
or to a great
deluge
in
Attica
in his days;
hence,
primeval;
of
obscure
antiquity..
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