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Definition of quat
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Quat (n.) A
pustule.
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Answer
::
Answer
(v. i.) To be or act as an
equivalent,
or as
adequate
or
sufficient;
as, a very few will
answer..
Resolution
::
Resolution
(n.) The act or
process
of
solving;
solution;
as, the
resolution
of an
equation
or
problem..
Proteidea
::
Proteidea
(n. pl.) An order of
aquatic
amphibians
having
prominent
external
gills and four legs. It
includes
Proteus
and
Menobranchus
(Necturus).
Called
also
Proteoidea,
and
Proteida..
Gill
::
Gill (n.) An organ for
aquatic
respiration;
a
branchia.
Doldrums
::
Doldrums
(n. pl.) A part of the ocean near the
equator,
abounding
in
calms,
squalls,
and
light,
baffling
winds,
which
sometimes
prevent
all
progress
for
weeks;
-- so
called
by
sailors..
Climate
::
Climate
(v. i.) One of
thirty
regions
or
zones,
parallel
to the
equator,
into which the
surface
of the earth from the
equator
to the pole was
divided,
according
to the
successive
increase
of the
length
of the
midsummer
day..
Proteus
::
Proteus
(n.) A genus of
aquatic
eel-shaped
amphibians
found in caves in
Austria.
They have
permanent
external
gills as well as
lungs.
The eyes are small and the legs are weak.
Colliquating
::
Colliquating
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Colliquat.
Equinoctial
::
Equinoctial
(a.)
Pertaining
to the
regions
or
climate
of the
equinoctial
line or
equator;
in or near that line; as,
equinoctial
heat; an
equinoctial
sun..
Illiquation
::
Illiquation
(n.) The
melting
or
dissolving
of one thing into
another.
Squat
::
Squat (a.)
Sitting
on the hams or
heels;
sitting
close to the
ground;
cowering;
crouching.
Aquatic
::
Aquatic
(n.)
Sports
or
exercises
practiced
in or on the
water.
Water Hare
::
Water hare () A small
American
hare or
rabbit
(Lepus
aquaticus)
found on or near the
southern
coasts
of the
United
States;
--
called
also water
rabbit,
and swamp
hare..
Foil
::
Foil (n.) The space
between
the cusps in
Gothic
architecture;
a
rounded
or
leaflike
ornament,
in
windows,
niches,
etc. A group of foils is
called
trefoil,
quatrefoil,
quinquefoil,
etc.,
according
to the
number
of arcs of which it is
composed..
Ecliptic
::
Ecliptic
(a.) A great
circle
drawn on a
terrestrial
globe,
making
an angle of 23ยก 28' with the
equator;
-- used for
illustrating
and
solving
astronomical
problems..
Eliquation
::
Eliquation
(n.) The
process
of
separating
a
fusible
substance
from one less
fusible,
by means of a
degree
of heat
sufficient
to melt the one and not the
other,
as an alloy of
copper
and lead;
liquation..
Exegesis
::
Exegesis
(n.) The
process
of
finding
the roots of an
equation.
Underpay
::
Underpay
(v. t.) To pay
inadequately.
Water Beetle
::
Water
beetle
() Any one of
numerous
species
of
aquatic
beetles
belonging
to
Dytiscus
and
allied
genera
of the
family
Dytiscidae,
and to
various
genera
of the
family
Hydrophilidae.
These
beetles
swim with great
agility,
the
fringed
hind legs
acting
together
like
oars..
Anseres
::
Anseres
(n. pl.) A
Linnaean
order of
aquatic
birds
swimming
by means of
webbed
feet, as the duck, or of lobed feet, as the
grebe.
In this order were
included
the
geese,
ducks,
auks,
divers,
gulls,
petrels,
etc..
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