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Definition of quip
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of quip is as below...
Quip (n.) A
smart,
sarcastic
turn or jest; a
taunt;
a
severe
retort;
a
gibe..
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Armament
::
Armament
(n.) A body of
forces
equipped
for war; -- used of a land or naval
force.
Equiponderous
::
Equiponderous
(a.)
Having
equal
weight.
Spar
::
Spar (v. t.) To To
supply
or equip with
spars,
as a
vessel..
Circus
::
Circus
(n.) A
circular
inclosure
for the
exhibition
of feats of
horsemanship,
acrobatic
displays,
etc. Also, the
company
of
performers,
with their
equipage..
Quipu
::
Quipu (n.) A
contrivance
employed
by the
ancient
Peruvians,
Mexicans,
etc., as a
substitute
for
writing
and
figures,
consisting
of a main cord, from which hung at
certain
distances
smaller
cords of
various
colors,
each
having
a
special
meaning,
as
silver,
gold, corn,
soldiers.
etc.
Single,
double,
and
triple
knots were tied in the
smaller
cords,
representing
definite
numbers.
It was
chiefly
used for
arithmetical
purposes,
and to
register
important
facts and
events..
Principle
::
Principle
(v. t.) To equip with
principles;
to
establish,
or fix, in
certain
principles;
to
impress
with any
tenet,
or rule of
conduct,
good or ill..
Disfurnish
::
Disfurnish
(v. t.) To
deprive
of that with which
anything
is
furnished
(furniture,
equipments,
etc.);
to
strip;
to
render
destitute;
to
divest..
Pipe Clay
::
Pipe clay () A
plastic,
unctuous
clay of a
grayish
white
color,
-- used in
making
tobacco
pipes and
various
kinds of
earthenware,
in
scouring
cloth,
and in
cleansing
soldiers'
equipments..
Equip
::
Equip (v. t.) To
furnish
for
service,
or
against
a need or
exigency;
to fit out; to
supply
with
whatever
is
necessary
to
efficient
action
in any way; to
provide
with arms or an
armament,
stores,
munitions,
rigging,
etc.; -- said esp. of ships and of
troops..
Armament
::
Armament
(n.) All the
cannon
and small arms
collectively,
with their
equipments,
belonging
to a ship or a
fortification..
Equilibrate
::
Equilibrate
(v. t.) To
balance
two
scales,
sides,
or ends; to keep even with equal
weight
on each side; to keep in
equipoise..
Sesquiplicate
::
Sesquiplicate
(a.)
Subduplicate
of the
triplicate;
-- a term
applied
to
ratios;
thus, a and a' are in the
sesquiplicate
ratio of b and b', when a is to a' as the
square
root of the cube of b is to the
square
root of the cube of b', or
a:a'::Ãb3:Ãb'3..
Equip
::
Equip (v. t.) To dress up; to
array;
accouter.
Appointment
::
Appointment
(n.)
Equipment,
furniture,
as for a ship or an army;
whatever
is
appointed
for use and
management;
outfit;
(pl.) the
accouterments
of
military
officers
or
soldiers,
as
belts,
sashes,
swords..
Equiponderate
::
Equiponderate
(v. t.) To make equal in
weight;
to
counterbalance.
Equipping
::
Equipping
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Equi.
Sport
::
Sport (v. t.) To
exhibit,
or bring out, in
public;
to use or wear; as, to sport a new
equipage..
Glitter
::
Glitter
(n.) A
bright,
sparkling
light;
brilliant
and showy
luster;
brilliancy;
as, the
glitter
of arms; the
glitter
of royal
equipage..
Equiponderant
::
Equiponderant
(a.) Being of the same
weight.
Balance
::
Balance
(n.)
Equipoise
between
the
weights
in
opposite
scales.
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