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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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Sea-born
::
Sea-born
(a.) Born of the sea;
produced
by the sea.
Delirifacient
::
Delirifacient
(a.)
Producing,
or
tending
to
produce,
delirium..
Phyllome
::
Phyllome
(n.) A
foliar
part of a
plant;
any organ
homologous
with a leaf, or
produced
by
metamorphosis
of a
leaf..
Spring
::
Spring
(v. t.) To
produce
or
disclose
suddenly
or
unexpectedly.
Engender
::
Engender
(v. t.) To
produce
by the union of the
sexes;
to
beget.
Deadlock
::
Deadlock
(n.) A
counteraction
of
things,
which
produces
an
entire
stoppage;
a
complete
obstruction
of
action..
Phantasmagoria
::
Phantasmagoria
(n.) An
optical
effect
produced
by a magic
lantern.
The
figures
are
painted
in
transparent
colors,
and all the rest of the glass is
opaque
black.
The
screen
is
between
the
spectators
and the
instrument,
and the
figures
are often made to
appear
as in
motion,
or to merge into one
another..
Production
::
Production
(n.) That which is
produced,
yielded,
or made,
whether
naturally,
or by the
application
of
intelligence
and
labor;
as, the
productions
of the
earth;
the
productions
of
handicraft;
the
productions
of
intellect
or
genius..
Contrecoup
::
Contrecoup
(n.) A
concussion
or shock
produced
by a blow or other
injury,
in a part or
region
opposite
to that at which the blow is
received,
often
causing
rupture
or
disorganisation
of the parts
affected..
Decrepitude
::
Decrepitude
(n.) The
broken
state
produced
by decay and the
infirmities
of age;
infirm
old age.
Topiary
::
Topiary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
ornamental
gardening;
produced
by
cutting,
trimming,
etc.;
topiarian..
Infant
::
Infant
(v. t.) To bear or bring
forth,
as a
child;
hence,
to
produce,
in
general..
Harmonic
::
Harmonic
(n.) A
musical
note
produced
by a
number
of
vibrations
which is a
multiple
of the
number
producing
some
other;
an
overtone.
See
Harmonics.
Trample
::
Trample
(n.) The act of
treading
under foot; also, the sound
produced
by
trampling..
Propylene
::
Propylene
(n.) A
colorless
gaseous
hydrocarbon
(C3H6)
of the
ethylene
series,
having
a
garlic
odor. It
occurs
in coal gas, and is
produced
artificially
in
various
ways.
Called
also
propene..
Parent
::
Parent
(n.) That which
produces;
cause;
source;
author;
begetter;
as,
idleness
is the
parent
of
vice..
Rankle
::
Rankle
(a.) To
produce
a
festering
or
inflamed
effect;
to cause a sore; -- used
literally
and
figuratively;
as, a
splinter
rankles
in the
flesh;
the words
rankled
in his
bosom..
Bulblet
::
Bulblet
(n.) A small bulb,
either
produced
on a
larger
bulb, or on some
aerial
part of a
plant,
as in the axils of
leaves
in the tiger lily, or
replacing
the
flowers
in some kinds of
onion..
Regenerate
::
Regenerate
(v. t.) To
generate
or
produce
anew; to
reproduce;
to give new life,
strength,
or vigor to..
Ball
::
Ball (n.) A
flaming,
roundish
body shot into the air; a case
filled
with
combustibles
intended
to burst and give light or set fire, or to
produce
smoke or
stench;
as, a fire ball; a stink
ball..
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