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Definition of ball
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Ball (n.) A large pill, a form in which
medicine
is
commonly
given to
horses;
a
bolus..
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Leaden
::
Leaden
(a.) Made of lead; of the
nature
of lead; as, a
leaden
ball..
Brake
::
Brake (v. t.) An
ancient
engine
of war
analogous
to the
crossbow
and
ballista.
Verbalism
::
Verbalism
(n.)
Something
expressed
verbally;
a
verbal
remark
or
expression.
Ballotation
::
Ballotation
(n.)
Voting
by
ballot.
Flobert
::
Flobert
(n.) A small
cartridge
designed
for
target
shooting;
--
sometimes
called
ball cap.
Baseball
::
Baseball
(n.) The ball used in this game.
Stich
::
Sticcado
(n.) An
instrument
consisting
of small bars of wood, flat at the
bottom
and
rounded
at the top, and
resting
on the edges of a kind of open box. They are
unequal
in size,
gradually
increasing
from the
smallest
to the
largest,
and are tuned to the
diatonic
scale.
The tones are
produced
by
striking
the
pieces
of wood with hard balls
attached
to
flexible
sticks..
Horse
::
Horse (n.) A
hoofed
quadruped
of the genus
Equus;
especially,
the
domestic
horse (E.
caballus),
which was
domesticated
in Egypt and Asia at a very early
period.
It has six broad
molars,
on each side of each jaw, with six
incisors,
and two
canine
teeth,
both above and
below.
The mares
usually
have the
canine
teeth
rudimentary
or
wanting.
The horse
differs
from the true
asses,
in
having
a long,
flowing
mane, and the tail bushy to the base.
Unlike
the asses it has
callosities,
or
chestnuts,
on all
Rigoll
::
Rigoll
(n.) A
musical
instrument
formerly
in use,
consisting
of
several
sticks
bound
together,
but
separated
by
beads,
and
played
with a stick with a ball at its end..
Ball
::
Ball (n.) A
roundish
protuberant
portion
of some part of the body; as, the ball of the
thumb;
the ball of the
foot..
Balk
::
Balk (v. i.) A
deceptive
gesture
of the
pitcher,
as if to
deliver
the
ball..
Ballooning Spider
::
Ballooning
spider
() A
spider
which has the habit of
rising
into the air. Many kinds ( esp.
species
of
Lycosa)
do this while young by
ejecting
threads
of silk until the force of the wind upon them
carries
the
spider
aloft.
Aeronaut
::
Aeronaut
(n.) An
aerial
navigator;
a
balloonist.
Umpire
::
Umpire
(n.) A
person
to whose sole
decision
a
controversy
or
question
between
parties
is
referred;
especially,
one
chosen
to see that the rules of a game, as
cricket,
baseball,
or the like, are
strictly
observed..
Sugary
::
Sugarplum
(n.) A kind of candy or
sweetneat
made up in small balls or
disks.
Impetus
::
Impetus
(n.) The
aititude
through
which a heavy body must fall to
acquire
a
velocity
equal to that with which a ball is
discharged
from a
piece.
Verbally
::
Verbally
(adv.)
Word for word;
verbatim.
Grapeshot
::
Grapeshot
(n.) A
cluster,
usually
nine in
number,
of small iron
balls,
put
together
by means of
cast-iron
circular
plates
at top and
bottom,
with two
rings,
and a
central
connecting
rod, in order to be used as a
charge
for a
cannon.
Formerly
grapeshot
were
inclosed
in
canvas
bags..
Blackball
::
Blackball
(n.) A ball of black
color,
esp. one used as a
negative
in
voting;
-- in this sense
usually
two
words..
Thud
::
Thud (n.) A dull sound
without
resonance,
like that
produced
by
striking
with, or
striking
against,
some
comparatively
soft
substance;
also, the
stroke
or blow
producing
such
sound;
as, the thrud of a
cannon
ball
striking
the
earth..
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