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Definition of pulse
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Pulse (v. t.) To drive by a
pulsation;
to cause to
pulsate.
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Tremolo
::
Tremolo
(n.) A
certain
contrivance
in an
organ,
which
causes
the notes to sound with rapid
pulses
or
beats,
producing
a
tremulous
effect;
--
called
also
tremolant,
and
tremulant..
Self-moving
::
Self-moving
(a.)
Moving
by
inherent
power,
without
the aid of
external
impulse..
Affectional
::
Affectional
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
affections;
as,
affectional
impulses;
an
affectional
nature..
Impulse
::
Impulse
(v. t.) To
impel;
to
incite.
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..
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..
Pulseless
::
Pulseless
(a.)
Having
no
pulsation;
lifeless.
Pulselessness
::
Pulselessness
(n.) The state of being
pulseless.
Repulser
::
Repulser
(n.) One who
repulses,
or
drives
back..
Monocrotic
::
Monocrotic
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
showing,
monocrotism;
as, a
monocrotic
pulse;
a pulse of the
monocrotic
type..
Impulse
::
Impulse
(n.) The
action
of a force
during
a very small
interval
of time; the
effect
of such
action;
as, the
impulse
of a
sudden
blow upon a hard
elastic
body..
Start
::
Start (n.) A
sudden,
unexpected
movement;
a
sudden
and
capricious
impulse;
a
sally;
as,
starts
of
fancy..
Cerebrifugal
::
Cerebrifugal
(a.)
Applied
to those nerve
fibers
which go from the brain to the
spinal
cord, and so
transfer
cerebral
impulses
(centrifugal
impressions)
outwards..
Accord
::
Accord
(v. t.)
Voluntary
or
spontaneous
motion
or
impulse
to act; --
preceded
by own; as, of one's own
accord..
Hiccough
::
Hiccough
(n.) A
modified
respiratory
movement;
a
spasmodic
inspiration,
consisting
of a
sudden
contraction
of the
diaphragm,
accompanied
with
closure
of the
glottis,
so that
further
entrance
of air is
prevented,
while the
impulse
of the
column
of air
entering
and
striking
upon the
closed
glottis
produces
a
sound,
or
hiccough..
Pousse
::
Pousse
(n.)
Pulse;
pease.
Afflatus
::
Afflatus
(n.) A
divine
impartation
of
knowledge;
supernatural
impulse;
inspiration.
Motion
::
Motion
(n.)
Movement
of the mind,
desires,
or
passions;
mental
act, or
impulse
to any
action;
internal
activity..
Acturience
::
Acturience
(n.)
Tendency
or
impulse
to act.
Efferent
::
Efferent
(a.)
Conveyed
outward;
as,
efferent
impulses,
i. e., such as are
conveyed
by the motor or
efferent
nerves
from the
central
nervous
organ
outwards;
--
opposed
to
afferent..
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