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Definition of reference
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Reference
(n.) The act of
submitting
a
matter
in
dispute
to the
judgment
of one or more
persons
for
decision.
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Magnitude
::
Magnitude
(n.)
Greatness,
in
reference
to
influence
or
effect;
importance;
as, an
affair
of
magnitude..
Relate
::
Relate
(v. i.) To make
reference;
to take
account.
Vote
::
Vote (n.) A wish,
choice,
or
opinion,
of a
person
or a body of
persons,
expressed
in some
received
and
authorized
way; the
expression
of a wish,
desire,
will,
preference,
or
choice,
in
regard
to any
measure
proposed,
in which the
person
voting
has an
interest
in
common
with
others,
either
in
electing
a
person
to
office,
or in
passing
laws,
rules,
regulations,
etc.;
suffrage..
Yarage
::
Yarage
(a.) The power of
moving,
or being
managed,
at sea; -- said with
reference
to a
ship..
Elapse
::
Elapse
(v. i.) To slip or glide away; to pass away
silently,
as time; -- used
chiefly
in
reference
to
time..
Tint
::
Tint (n.) A color
considered
with
reference
to other very
similar
colors;
as, red and blue are
different
colors,
but two
shades
of
scarlet
are
different
tints..
Low
::
Low
(adv.)
In a path near the
equator,
so that the
declination
is
small,
or near the
horizon,
so that the
altitude
is
small;
-- said of the
heavenly
bodies
with
reference
to the
diurnal
revolution;
as, the moon runs low, that is, is
comparatively
near the
horizon
when on or near the
meridian..
Concord
::
Concord
(n.) An
agreement
between
the
parties
to a fine of land in
reference
to the
manner
in which it
should
pass, being an
acknowledgment
that the land in
question
belonged
to the
complainant.
See
Fine..
Distinguishingly
::
Distinguishingly
(adv.)
With
distinction;
with some mark of
preference.
Cosmical
::
Cosmical
(a.)
Pertaining
to the
universe,
and
having
special
reference
to
universal
law or
order,
or to the one grand
harmonious
system
of
things;
hence;
harmonious;
orderly..
Footnote
::
Footnote
(n.) A note of
reference
or
comment
at the foot of a page.
Twin
::
Twin (n.) A
compound
crystal
composed
of two or more
crystals,
or parts of
crystals,
in
reversed
position
with
reference
to each
other..
Preference
::
Preference
(n.) That which is
preferred;
the
object
of
choice
or
superior
favor;
as, which is your
preference?.
Capacity
::
Capacity
(n.) The power of
receiving
or
containing;
extent
of room or
space;
passive
power;
-- used in
reference
to
physical
things.
Postpone
::
Postpone
(v. t.) To place
after,
behind,
or below
something,
in
respect
to
precedence,
preference,
value,
or
importance..
Conjugate
::
Conjugate
(a.)
Presenting
themselves
simultaneously
and
having
reciprocal
properties;
--
frequently
used in pure and
applied
mathematics
with
reference
to two
quantities,
points,
lines,
axes,
curves,
etc..
Yearbook
::
Yearbook
(n.) A book
published
yearly;
any
annual
report
or
summary
of the
statistics
or facts of a year,
designed
to be used as a
reference
book; as, the
Congregational
Yearbook..
Hoppestere
::
Hoppestere
(a.) An
unexplained
epithet
used by
Chaucer
in
reference
to
ships.
By some it is
defined
as
dancing
(on the
wave);
by
others
as
opposing,
warlike..
Sign
::
Sign (n.) That
which,
being
external,
stands
for, or
signifies,
something
internal
or
spiritual;
-- a term used in the
Church
of
England
in
speaking
of an
ordinance
considered
with
reference
to that which it
represents..
Corral
::
Corral
(v. t.) To
surround
and
inclose;
to coop up; to put into an
inclosed
space;
--
primarily
used with
reference
to
securing
horses
and
cattle
in an
inclosure
of
wagons
while
traversing
the
plains,
but in the
Southwestern
United
States
now
colloquially
applied
to the
capturing,
securing,
or
penning
of
anything..
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