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Definition of range
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Range (v.) See Range of
cable,
below..
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Align
::
Align (v. t.) To
adjust
or form to a line; to range or form in line; to bring into line; to
aline.
Enginery
::
Enginery
(n.) Any
device
or
contrivance;
machinery;
structure
or
arrangement.
Allotheism
::
Allotheism
(n.) The
worship
of
strange
gods.
Composition
::
Composition
(n.) A
literary,
musical,
or
artistic
production,
especially
one
showing
study and care in
arrangement;
-- often used of an
elementary
essay or
translation
done as an
educational
exercise..
Order
::
Order (n.) A
number
of
things
or
persons
arranged
in a fixed or
suitable
place,
or
relative
position;
a rank; a row; a
grade;
especially,
a rank or class in
society;
a group or
division
of men in the same
social
or other
position;
also, a
distinct
character,
kind, or sort; as, the
higher
or lower
orders
of
society;
talent
of a high
order..
Bois D''arc
::
Bois d'arc () The Osage
orange
(Maclura
aurantiaca).
Uncommon
::
Uncommon
(a.) Not
common;
unusual;
infrequent;
rare;
hence,
remarkable;
strange;
as, an
uncommon
season;
an
uncommon
degree
of cold or heat;
uncommon
courage..
Gunter Rig
::
Gunter
rig () A
topmast
arranged
with metal bands so that it will
readily
slide up and down the lower mast.
Marshal
::
Marshal
(n.) An
officer
of high rank,
charged
with the
arrangement
of
ceremonies,
the
conduct
of
operations,
or the like.
Calendar
::
Calendar
(n.) An
orderly
list or
enumeration
of
persons,
things,
or
events;
a
schedule;
as, a
calendar
of state
papers;
a
calendar
of bills
presented
in a
legislative
assembly;
a
calendar
of
causes
arranged
for trial in
court;
a
calendar
of a
college
or an
academy..
Dictionary
::
Dictionary
(n.)
Hence,
a book
containing
the words
belonging
to any
system
or
province
of
knowledge,
arranged
alphabetically;
as, a
dictionary
of
medicine
or of
botany;
a
biographical
dictionary..
Tramontane
::
Tramontane
(n.) One
living
beyond
the
mountains;
hence,
a
foreigner;
a
stranger..
Heterotaxy
::
Heterotaxy
(n.)
Variation
in
arrangement
from that
existing
in a
normal
form;
heterogenous
arrangement
or
structure,
as, in
botany,
the
deviation
in
position
of the
organs
of a
plant,
from the
ordinary
or
typical
arrangement..
Sweep
::
Sweep (v. i.) To pass over
anything
comprehensively;
to range
through
with
rapidity;
as, his eye
sweeps
through
space..
Ridge
::
Ridge (n.) A range of hills or
mountains,
or the upper part of such a
range;
any
extended
elevation
between
valleys..
Special
::
Special
(a.)
Limited
in
range;
confined
to a
definite
field of
action,
investigation,
or
discussion;
as, a
special
dictionary
of
commercial
terms;
a
special
branch
of
study..
Modus
::
Modus (n.) The
arrangement
of, or mode of
expressing,
the terms of a
contract
or
conveyance..
Abalienate
::
Abalienate
(v. t.) To
estrange;
to
withdraw.
Mechanism
::
Mechanism
(n.) The
arrangement
or
relation
of the parts of a
machine;
the parts of a
machine,
taken
collectively;
the
arrangement
or
relation
of the parts of
anything
as
adapted
to
produce
an
effect;
as, the
mechanism
of a
watch;
the
mechanism
of a
sewing
machine;
the
mechanism
of a seed pod..
Erratic
::
Erratic
(a.)
Deviating
from a wise of the
common
course
in
opinion
or
conduct;
eccentric;
strange;
queer;
as,
erratic
conduct..
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