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Definition of reference
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Reference
(n.) The act of
referring,
or the state of being
referred;
as,
reference
to a chart for
guidance..
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Jail
::
"Jail (n.) A kind of
prison;
a
building
for the
confinement
of
persons
held in
lawful
custody,
especially
for minor
offenses
or with
reference
to some
future
judicial
proceeding..
Goer
::
Goer (n.) A
horse,
considered
in
reference
to his gait; as, a good goer; a safe
goer..
Pertain
::
Pertain
(v. i.) To have
relation
or
reference
to
something.
Conduce
::
Conduce
(n.) To lead or tend, esp. with
reference
to a
favorable
or
desirable
result;
to
contribute;
--
usually
followed
by to or
toward..
Herborize
::
Herborize
(v. t.) To form the
figures
of
plants
in; -- said in
reference
to
minerals.
See
Arborized.
Semble
::
Semble
(a.) It
seems;
--
chiefly
used
impersonally
in
reports
and
judgments
to
express
an
opinion
in
reference
to the law on some point not
necessary
to be
decided,
and not
intended
to be
definitely
settled
in the
cause..
Posture
::
Posture
(v. t.) To place in a
particular
position
or
attitude;
to
dispose
the parts of, with
reference
to a
particular
purpose;
as, to
posture
one's self; to
posture
a
model..
Canvass
::
Canvass
(n.) To sift; to
strain;
to
examine
thoroughly;
to
scrutinize;
as, to
canvass
the votes cast at an
election;
to
canvass
a
district
with
reference
to its
probable
vote..
Polytechnic
::
Polytechnic
(a.)
Comprehending,
or
relating
to, many arts and
sciences;
--
applied
particularly
to
schools
in which many
branches
of art and
science
are
taught
with
especial
reference
to their
practical
application;
also to
exhibitions
of
machinery
and
industrial
products..
Preferably
::
Preferably
(adv.)
In
preference;
by
choice.
On
::
On
(prep.)
In
reference
or
relation
to; as, on our part
expect
punctuality;
a
satire
on
society..
Narrowly
::
Narrowly
(adv.)
With a
little
margin
or
space;
by a small
distance;
hence,
closely;
hardly;
barely;
only just; -- often with
reference
to an
avoided
danger
or
misfortune;
as, he
narrowly
escaped..
Diet
::
Diet (n.) A
course
of food
selected
with
reference
to a
particular
state of
health;
prescribed
allowance
of food;
regimen
prescribed.
Choice
::
Choice
(n.) The thing or
person
chosen;
that which is
approved
and
selected
in
preference
to
others;
selection.
Order
::
Order (n.) To put in
order;
to
reduce
to a
methodical
arrangement;
to
arrange
in a
series,
or with
reference
to an end.
Hence,
to
regulate;
to
dispose;
to
direct;
to
rule..
Selfishness
::
Selfishness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
selfish;
exclusive
regard
to one's own
interest
or
happiness;
that
supreme
self-love
or
self-preference
which leads a
person
to
direct
his
purposes
to the
advancement
of his own
interest,
power,
or
happiness,
without
regarding
those of
others..
Towards
::
Towards
(prep.)
With
direction
to, in a moral
sense;
with
respect
or
reference
to;
regarding;
concerning..
Empaistic
::
Empaistic
(a.)
Having
to do with
inlaid
work; --
especially
used with
reference
to work of the
ancient
Greeks.
Bookstand
::
Bookstand
(n.) A stand to hold books for
reading
or
reference.
Incapable
::
Incapable
(a.) Not
capable
of being
brought
to do or
perform,
because
morally
strong
or well
disposed;
-- used with
reference
to some evil; as,
incapable
of
wrong,
dishonesty,
or
falsehood..
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