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Definition of produce
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of produce is as below...
Produce
(v. t.) To draw out; to
extend;
to
lengthen;
to
prolong;
as, to
produce
a man's life to
threescore..
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Prompt
::
Prompt
(n.) A limit of time given for
payment
of an
account
for
produce
purchased,
this limit
varying
with
different
goods.
See
Prompt-note..
Traumatic
::
Traumatic
(a.)
Produced
by
wounds;
as,
traumatic
tetanus..
Procreate
::
Procreate
(v. t.) To
generate
and
produce;
to
beget;
to
engender.
Tellurian
::
Tellurian
(n.) An
instrument
for
showing
the
operation
of the
causes
which
produce
the
succession
of day and
night,
and the
changes
of the
seasons..
Ficus
::
Ficus (n.) A genus of trees or
shrubs,
one
species
of which (F.
Carica)
produces
the figs of
commerce;
the fig
tree..
Albuminate
::
Albuminate
(n.) A
substance
produced
by the
action
of an
alkali
upon
albumin,
and
resembling
casein
in its
properties;
also, a
compound
formed
by the union of
albumin
with
another
substance..
Nubigenous
::
Nubigenous
(a.) Born of, or
produced
from,
clouds..
Spring
::
Spring
(v. i.) Any
active
power;
that by which
action,
or
motion,
is
produced
or
propagated;
cause;
origin;
motive..
Gangrene
::
Gangrene
(n.) A term
formerly
restricted
to
mortification
of the soft
tissues
which has not
advanced
so far as to
produce
complete
loss of
vitality;
but now
applied
to
mortification
of the soft parts in any
stage.
Aspirate
::
Aspirate
(n.) An
elementary
sound
produced
by the
breath
alone;
a surd, or
nonvocal
consonant;
as, f, th in thin, etc..
Arborescence
::
Arborescence
(n.) The state of being
arborescent;
the
resemblance
to a tree in
minerals,
or
crystallizations,
or
groups
of
crystals
in that form; as, the
arborescence
produced
by
precipitating
silver..
Brand Spore
::
Brand spore () One of
several
spores
growing
in a
series
or
chain,
and
produced
by one of the fungi
called
brand..
Consonancy
::
Consonancy
(n.)
Accord
or
agreement
of
sounds
produced
simultaneously,
as a note with its
third,
fifth,
and
eighth..
Vibration
::
Vibration
(n.) A
limited
reciprocating
motion
of a
particle
of an
elastic
body or
medium
in
alternately
opposite
directions
from its
position
of
equilibrium,
when that
equilibrium
has been
disturbed,
as when a
stretched
cord or other body
produces
musical
notes,
or
particles
of air
transmit
sounds
to the ear. The path of the
particle
may be in a
straight
line, in a
circular
arc, or in any curve
whatever..
Epipolized
::
Epipolized
(a.)
Changed
to the
epipolic
condition,
or that in which the
phenomenon
of
fluorescence
is
presented;
produced
by
fluorescence;
as,
epipolized
light..
Reproduce
::
Reproduce
(v. t.) To bring
forward
again;
as, to
reproduce
a
witness;
to
reproduce
charges;
to
reproduce
a
play..
Cinchonaceous
::
Cinchonaceous
(a.)
Allied
or
pertaining
to
cinchona,
or to the
plants
that
produce
it..
Tallower
::
Tallower
(n.) An
animal
which
produces
tallow.
Build
::
Build (v. t.) To raise or place on a
foundation;
to form,
establish,
or
produce
by using
appropriate
means..
Molten
::
Molten
(a.)
Melted;
being in a state of
fusion,
esp. when the
liquid
state is
produced
by a high
degree
of heat; as,
molten
iron..
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