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Definition of band
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Band (v. t.) Two
strips
of linen
hanging
from the neck in front as part of a
clerical,
legal,
or
academic
dress..
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Morganatic
::
Morganatic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, in the
manner
of, or
designating,
a kind of
marriage,
called
also
left-handed
marriage,
between
a man of
superior
rank and a woman of
inferior,
in which it is
stipulated
that
neither
the
latter
nor her
children
shall enjoy the rank or
inherit
the
possessions
of her
husband..
Mobcap
::
Mobcap
(n.) A plain cap or
headdress
for women or
girls;
especially,
one tying under the chin by a very broad band,
generally
of the same
material
as the cap
itself..
Disband
::
Disband
(v. t.) To
divorce.
Mesotrochal
::
Mesotrochal
(a.)
Having
the
middle
of the body
surrounded
by bands of
cilia;
-- said of the
larvae
of
certain
marine
annelids.
Estovers
::
Estovers
(n. pl.)
Necessaries
or
supples;
an
allowance
to a
person
out of an
estate
or other thing for
support;
as of wood to a
tenant
for life, etc., of
sustenance
to a man
confined
for
felony
of his
estate,
or
alimony
to a woman
divorced
out of her
husband's
estate..
Bandicoot
::
Bandicoot
(n.) A
species
of very large rat (Mus
giganteus),
found in India and
Ceylon.
It does much
injury
to rice
fields
and
gardens..
Husbandry
::
Husbandry
(n.) Care of
domestic
affairs;
economy;
domestic
management;
thrift.
Belt
::
Belt (n.) A band or
stripe,
as of
color,
round any
organ;
or any
circular
ridge or
series
of
ridges..
Band
::
Band (v. t.) A space
between
elevated
lines or ribs, as of the
fruits
of
umbelliferous
plants..
Off
::
Off
(adv.)
Denoting
a
leaving,
abandonment,
departure,
abatement,
interruption,
or
remission;
as, the fever goes off; the pain goes off; the game is off; all bets are off..
Cohabit
::
Cohabit
(v.) To dwell or live
together
as
husband
and wife.
Fondus
::
Fondus
(n.) A style of
printing
calico,
paper
hangings,
etc., in which the
colors
are in bands and
graduated
into each
other..
Marry
::
Marry (v. i.) To enter into the
conjugal
or
connubial
state;
to take a
husband
or a wife.
Bandoleer
::
Bandoleer
(n.) Alt. of
Bandolie.
Fornix
::
Fornix
(n.) Esp., two
longitudinal
bands of white
nervous
tissue
beneath
the
lateral
ventricles
of the
brain..
Bandolier
::
Bandolier
(n.) A broad
leather
belt
formerly
worn by
soldiers
over the right
shoulder
and
across
the
breast
under the left arm.
Originally
it was used for
supporting
the
musket
and
twelve
cases for
charges,
but later only as a
cartridge
belt..
Bandog
::
Bandog
(n.) A
mastiff
or other large and
fierce
dog,
usually
kept
chained
or tied up..
Phoneidoscope
::
Phoneidoscope
(n.) An
instrument
for
studying
the
motions
of
sounding
bodies
by
optical
means.
It
consists
of a tube
across
the end of which is
stretched
a film of soap
solution
thin
enough
to give
colored
bands,
the form and
position
of which are
affected
by
sonorous
vibrations..
Paludina
::
Paludina
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
freshwater
pectinibranchiate
mollusks,
belonging
to
Paludina,
Melantho,
and
allied
genera.
They have an
operculated
shell which is
usually
green,
often with brown
bands.
See
Illust.
of Pond
snail,
under
Pond..
Georgic
::
Georgic
(a.) A rural poem; a
poetical
composition
on
husbandry,
containing
rules for
cultivating
lands,
etc.; as, the
Georgics
of
Virgil..
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