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Definition of rance
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Rance (n.) A round
between
the legs of a
chair.
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Inoffensive
::
Inoffensive
(a.)
Giving
no
offense,
or
provocation;
causing
no
uneasiness,
annoyance,
or
disturbance;
as, an
inoffensive
man,
answer,
appearance..
Hubby
::
Hubby (a.) Full of hubs or
protuberances;
as, a road that has been
frozen
while muddy is
hubby..
Articulation
::
Articulation
(n.) The
utterance
of the
elementary
sounds
of a
language
by the
appropriate
movements
of the
organs,
as in
pronunciation;
as, a
distinct
articulation..
Dromedary
::
Dromedary
(n.) The
Arabian
camel
(Camelus
dromedarius),
having
one hump or
protuberance
on the back, in
distinction
from the
Bactrian
camel,
which has two
humps..
Hitch
::
Hitch (n.) A stop or
sudden
halt; a
stoppage;
an
impediment;
a
temporary
obstruction;
an
obstacle;
as, a hitch in one's
progress
or
utterance;
a hitch in the
performance..
Satisfy
::
Satisfy
(a.) To free from
doubt,
suspense,
or
uncertainty;
to give
assurance
to; to set at rest the mind of; to
convince;
as, to
satisfy
one's self by
inquiry..
Metalloid
::
Metalloid
(a.)
Having
the
appearance
of a
metal.
Staylace
::
Stayer
(n.) One who
upholds
or
supports
that which
props;
one who, or that
which,
stays,
stops,
or
restrains;
also,
colloquially,
a
horse,
man, etc., that has
endurance,
an a
race..
Postern
::
Postern
(n.)
Originally,
a back door or gate; a
private
entrance;
hence,
any small door or
gate..
Reassurance
::
Reassurance
(n.) Same as
Reinsurance.
Rector
::
Rector
(n.) The chief
elective
officer
of some
universities,
as in
France
and
Scotland;
sometimes,
the head of a
college;
as, the
Rector
of
Exeter
College,
or of
Lincoln
College,
at
Oxford..
Trail
::
Trail (v. t.) To take
advantage
of the
ignorance
of; to
impose
upon.
Crinite
::
Crinite
(a.)
Having
the
appearance
of a tuft of hair;
having
a
hairlike
tail or
train.
Loss
::
Loss (v. t.)
Destruction
or
diminution
of
value,
if
brought
about in a
manner
provided
for in the
insurance
contract
(as
destruction
by fire or
wreck,
damage
by water or
smoke),
or the death or
injury
of an
insured
person;
also, the sum paid or
payable
therefor;
as, the
losses
of the
company
this year
amount
to a
million
of
dollars..
Admit
::
Admit (v. t.) To give a right of
entrance;
as, a
ticket
admits
one into a
playhouse..
Snag
::
Snag (n.) A stump or base of a
branch
that has been
lopped
off; a short
branch,
or a sharp or rough
branch;
a knot; a
protuberance..
Rigidity
::
Rigidity
(n.)
Stiffness
of
appearance
or
manner;
want of ease or
elegance.
Advice
::
Advice
(n.)
Information
or
notice
given;
intelligence;
as, late
advices
from
France;
--
commonly
in the
plural..
Mont De Piete
::
Mont de piete () One of
certain
public
pawnbroking
establishments
which
originated
in Italy in the 15th
century,
the
object
of which was to lend money at a low rate of
interest
to poor
people
in need; --
called
also mount of
piety.
The
institution
has been
adopted
in other
countries,
as in Spain and
France.
See
Lombard-house..
Clog
::
Clog (v.) That which
hinders
or
impedes
motion;
hence,
an
encumbrance,
restraint,
or
impediment,
of any
kind..
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