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Definition of range
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Range (v.) The
horizontal
distance
to which a shot or other
projectile
is
carried.
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Range
::
Range (v.) A
series
of
things
in a line; a row; a rank; as, a range of
buildings;
a range of
mountains..
Rhachilla
::
Rhachilla
(n.) A
branch
of
inflorescence;
the
zigzag
axis on which the
florets
are
arranged
in the
spikelets
of
grasses.
System
::
System
(n.) An
assemblage
of
objects
arranged
in
regular
subordination,
or after some
distinct
method,
usually
logical
or
scientific;
a
complete
whole of
objects
related
by some
common
law,
principle,
or end; a
complete
exhibition
of
essential
principles
or
facts,
arranged
in a
rational
dependence
or
connection;
a
regular
union of
principles
or parts
forming
one
entire
thing;
as, a
system
of
philosophy;
a
system
of
government;
a
system
of
divinity;
a
system
of
botany
or
chemistry;
a
military
sys
Cosinage
::
Cosinage
(n.) A writ to
recover
possession
of an
estate
in
lands,
when a
stranger
has
entered,
after the death of the
grandfather's
grandfather,
or other
distant
collateral
relation..
Misadjustment
::
Misadjustment
(n.) Wrong
adjustment;
unsuitable
arrangement.
Wonder
::
Wonder
(n.) A cause of
wonder;
that which
excites
surprise;
a
strange
thing;
a
prodigy;
a
miracle.
Shape
::
Shape (n.) To
design;
to
prepare;
to plan; to
arrange.
Strange
::
Strange
(superl.)
Belonging
to
another
country;
foreign.
Straught
::
Stratus
(n.) A form of
clouds
in which they are
arranged
in a
horizontal
band or
layer.
See
Cloud.
Derange
::
Derange
(v. t.) To
disturb
in the
orderly
or
normal
action
of the
intellect;
to
render
insane.
Citrus
::
Citrus
(n.) A genus of trees
including
the
orange,
lemon,
citron,
etc.,
originally
natives
of
southern
Asia..
Blastosphere
::
Blastosphere
(n.) The
hollow
globe or
sphere
formed
by the
arrangement
of the
blastomeres
on the
periphery
of an
impregnated
ovum.
Expatiate
::
Expatiate
(v. i.) To range at
large,
or
without
restraint..
Unbalanced
::
Unbalanced
(a.)
Being,
or being
thrown,
out of
equilibrium;
hence,
disordered
or
deranged
in
sense;
unsteady;
unsound;
as, an
unbalanced
mind..
Kaleidoscope
::
Kaleidoscope
(n.) An
instrument
invented
by Sir David
Brewster,
which
contains
loose
fragments
of
colored
glass,
etc., and
reflecting
surfaces
so
arranged
that
changes
of
position
exhibit
its
contents
in an
endless
variety
of
beautiful
colors
and
symmetrical
forms.
It has been much
employed
in arts of
design..
Strangely
::
Strangely
(adv.)
As
something
foreign,
or not one's own; in a
manner
adapted
to
something
foreign
and
strange..
Corona
::
Corona
(n.) A crown or
circlet
suspended
from the roof or
vaulting
of
churches,
to hold
tapers
lighted
on
solemn
occasions.
It is
sometimes
formed
of
double
or
triple
circlets,
arranged
pyramidically.
Called
also
corona
lucis..
Venation
::
Venation
(n.) The
arrangement
or
system
of
veins,
as in the wing of an
insect,
or in the
leaves
of a
plant.
See
Illust.
in
Appendix..
Geminiflorous
::
Geminiflorous
(a.)
Having
the
flowers
arranged
in
pairs.
Bishop
::
Bishop
(n.) A
beverage,
being a
mixture
of wine,
oranges
or
lemons,
and
sugar..
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