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Definition of produce
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Produce
(n.) That which is
produced,
brought
forth,
or
yielded;
product;
yield;
proceeds;
result
of
labor,
especially
of
agricultural
labors.
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Deadly
::
Deadly
(adv.)
In a
manner
resembling,
or as if
produced
by,
death..
Tryptic
::
Tryptic
(a.)
Relating
to
trypsin
or to its
action;
produced
by
trypsin;
as,
trypsin
digestion..
Subsistence
::
Subsistence
(n.) That which
furnishes
support
to
animal
life; means of
support;
provisions,
or that which
produces
provisions;
livelihood;
as, a
meager
subsistence..
Areca
::
Areca (n.) A genus of
palms,
one
species
of which
produces
the areca nut, or betel nut, which is
chewed
in India with the leaf of the Piper Betle and
lime..
Sough
::
Sough (v. i.) The sound
produced
by
soughing;
a
hollow
murmur
or
roaring.
Wise
::
Wise (v.)
Dictated
or
guided
by
wisdom;
containing
or
exhibiting
wisdom;
well
adapted
to
produce
good
effects;
judicious;
discreet;
as, a wise
saying;
a wise
scheme
or plan; wise
conduct
or
management;
a wise
determination..
Rough
::
Rough (n.)
Produced
offhand.
Parallel
::
Parallel
(v. t.) To
produce
or
adduce
as a
parallel.
Sour
::
Sour (n.) A sour or acid
substance;
whatever
produces
a
painful
effect.
Forge
::
Forge (n.) To form or shape out in any way; to
produce;
to
frame;
to
invent.
Lay
::
Lay (v. i.) To
produce
and
deposit
eggs.
Homeopathy
::
Homeopathy
(n.) The art of
curing,
founded
on
resemblances;
the
theory
and its
practice
that
disease
is cured
(tuto,
cito, et
jucunde)
by
remedies
which
produce
on a
healthy
person
effects
similar
to the
symptoms
of the
complaint
under which the
patient
suffers,
the
remedies
being
usually
administered
in
minute
doses.
This
system
was
founded
by Dr.
Samuel
Hahnemann,
and is
opposed
to
allopathy,
or
heteropathy..
Isorcin
::
Isorcin
(n.) A
crystalline
hydrocarbon
derivative,
metameric
with
orcin,
but
produced
artificially;
--
called
also
cresorcin..
Obsidian
::
Obsidian
(n.) A kind of glass
produced
by
volcanoes.
It is
usually
of a black
color,
and
opaque,
except
in thin
splinters..
Deal
::
Deal (v. i.) To do a
distributing
or
retailing
business,
as
distinguished
from that of a
manufacturer
or
producer;
to
traffic;
to
trade;
to do
business;
as, he deals in
flour..
Knoppern
::
Knoppern
(n.) A kind of gall
produced
by a
gallfly
on the cup of an
acorn,
-- used in
tanning
and
dyeing..
Violet
::
Violet
(n.) In art, a color
produced
by a
combination
of red and blue in equal
proportions;
a
bluish
purple
color..
Surge
::
Surge (n.) A large wave or
billow;
a
great,
rolling
swell of
water,
produced
generally
by a high
wind..
Lecythis
::
Lecythis
(n.) A genus of
gigantic
trees,
chiefly
Brazilian,
of the order
Myrtaceae,
having
woody
capsules
opening
by an
apical
lid.
Lecythis
Zabucajo
yields
the
delicious
sapucaia
nuts. L.
Ollaria
produces
the
monkey-pots,
its
capsules.
Its bark
separates
into thin
sheets,
like
paper,
used by the
natives
for
cigarette
wrappers..
Photochemical
::
Photochemical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
chemical
action
of
light,
or
produced
by it; as, the
photochemical
changes
of the
visual
purple
of the
retina..
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