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Definition of pulse
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Pulse (n.)
Leguminous
plants,
or their
seeds,
as
beans,
pease,
etc..
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Syllable
::
Syllable
(n.) In
writing
and
printing,
a part of a word,
separated
from the rest, and
capable
of being
pronounced
by a
single
impulse
of the
voice.
It may or may not
correspond
to a
syllable
in the
spoken
language..
Pulsation
::
Pulsation
(n.) A
beating
or
throbbing,
especially
of the heart or of an
artery,
or in an
inflamed
part; a beat of the
pulse..
Escapement
::
Escapement
(n.) The
contrivance
in a
timepiece
which
connects
the train of wheel work with the
pendulum
or
balance,
giving
to the
latter
the
impulse
by which it is kept in
vibration;
-- so
called
because
it
allows
a tooth to
escape
from a
pallet
at each
vibration..
Fit
::
Fit (n.) A
passing
humor;
a
caprice;
a
sudden
and
unusual
effort,
activity,
or
motion,
followed
by
relaxation
or
insction;
an
impulse
and
irregular
action..
Instinctively
::
Instinctively
(adv.)
In an
instinctive
manner;
by force of
instinct;
by
natural
impulse.
Hypodicrotous
::
Hypodicrotous
(a.)
Exhibiting
retarded
dicrotism;
as, a
hypodicrotic
pulse
curve..
Repulse
::
Repulse
(n.)
Figuratively:
Refusal;
denial;
rejection;
failure.
Large
::
Large
(superl.)
Having
more than usual power or
capacity;
having
broad
sympathies
and
generous
impulses;
comprehensive;
-- said of the mind and
heart.
Pulse
::
Pulse (n.)
Leguminous
plants,
or their
seeds,
as
beans,
pease,
etc..
Natural
::
Natural
(n.)
Natural
gifts,
impulses,
etc..
Impulsive
::
Impulsive
(a.)
Having
the power of
driving
or
impelling;
giving
an
impulse;
moving;
impellent.
Raise
::
Raise (v. t.) To
increase
the
strength,
vigor,
or
vehemence
of; to
excite;
to
intensify;
to
invigorate;
to
heighten;
as, to raise the
pulse;
to raise the
voice;
to raise the
spirits
or the
courage;
to raise the heat of a
furnace..
Repulsion
::
Repulsion
(n.) The act of
repulsing
or
repelling,
or the state of being
repulsed
or
repelled..
Appulse
::
Appulse
(n.) The near
approach
of one
heavenly
body to
another,
or to the
meridian;
a
coming
into
conjunction;
as, the
appulse
of the moon to a star, or of a star to the
meridian..
Rebuff
::
Rebuff
(n.)
Sudden
check;
unexpected
repulse;
defeat;
refusal;
repellence;
rejection
of
solicitation.
Nerve
::
Nerve (n.) One of the
whitish
and
elastic
bundles
of
fibers,
with the
accompanying
tissues,
which
transmit
nervous
impulses
between
nerve
centers
and
various
parts of the
animal
body..
Verberation
::
Verberation
(n.) The
impulse
of a body; which
causes
sound.
Harmonics
::
Harmonics
(n.)
Secondary
and less
distinct
tones which
accompany
any
principal,
and
apparently
simple,
tone, as the
octave,
the
twelfth,
the
fifteenth,
and the
seventeenth.
The name is also
applied
to the
artificial
tones
produced
by a
string
or
column
of air, when the
impulse
given to it
suffices
only to make a part of the
string
or
column
vibrate;
overtones..
Propulse
::
Propulse
(v. t.) To
repel;
to drive off or away.
Dal
::
Dal (n.) Split
pulse,
esp. of
Cajanus
Indicus..
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