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Definition of rent
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Rent (n.)
Income;
revenue.
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Lacerated
::
Lacerated
(p. a.) Rent; torn;
mangled;
as, a
lacerated
wound..
Resistance
::
Resistance
(n.) A
certain
hindrance
or
opposition
to the
passage
of an
electrical
current
or
discharge
offered
by
conducting
bodies.
It bears an
inverse
relation
to the
conductivity,
-- good
conductors
having
a small
resistance,
while poor
conductors
or
insulators
have a very high
resistance.
The unit of
resistance
is the ohm..
Concurrent
::
Concurrent
(n.) One of the
supernumerary
days of the year over
fifty-two
complete
weeks;
-- so
called
because
they
concur
with the solar
cycle,
the
course
of which they
follow..
Gavelet
::
Gavelet
(n.) An
ancient
special
kind of
cessavit
used in Kent and
London
for the
recovery
of rent.
Arrear
::
Arrear
(n.) That which is
behind
in
payment,
or which
remains
unpaid,
though
due; esp. a
remainder,
or
balance
which
remains
due when some part has been paid;
arrearage;
--
commonly
used in the
plural,
as,
arrears
of rent,
wages,
or
taxes..
Lyrid
::
Lyrid (n.) One of the group of
shooting
stars which come into the air in
certain
years on or about the 19th of
April;
-- so
called
because
the
apparent
path among the stars the stars if
produced
back wards
crosses
the
constellation
Lyra.
Sundrily
::
Sundries
(n. pl.) Many
different
or small
things;
sundry
things.
Parsee
::
Parsee
(n.) One of the
adherents
of the
Zoroastrian
or
ancient
Persian
religion,
descended
from
Persian
refugees
settled
in
India;
a fire
worshiper;
a
Gheber..
Blackmail
::
Blackmail
(n.) Black rent, or rent paid in corn,
flesh,
or the
lowest
coin, a
opposed
to white rent, which paid in
silver..
Rent
::
Rent (v. i.) To be
leased,
or let for rent; as, an
estate
rents for five
hundred
dollars
a
year..
Race
::
Race (n.) The
current
of water that turns a water
wheel,
or the
channel
in which it
flows;
a mill
race..
Amphidromical
::
Amphidromical
(a.)
Pertaining
to an Attic
festival
at the
naming
of a
child;
-- so
called
because
the
friends
of the
parents
carried
the child
around
the
hearth
and then named it.
Dysgenesis
::
Dysgenesis
(n.) A
condition
of not
generating
or
breeding
freely;
infertility;
a form
homogenesis
in which the
hybrids
are
sterile
among
themselves,
but are
fertile
with
members
of
either
parent
race..
Stain
::
Stain (n.) A
natural
spot of a color
different
from the
gound.
Indifferency
::
Indifferency
(n.)
Absence
of
interest
in, or
influence
from,
anything;
unconcernedness;
equilibrium;
indifferentism;
indifference..
Extreme
::
Extreme
(n.)
Utmost
limit or
degree
that is
supposable
or
tolerable;
hence,
furthest
degree;
any undue
departure
from the mean; -- often in the
plural:
things
at an
extreme
distance
from each
other,
the most
widely
different
states,
etc.; as,
extremes
of heat and cold, of
virtue
and vice;
extremes
meet..
Glassite
::
Glassite
(n.) A
member
of a
Scottish
sect,
founded
in the 18th
century
by John
Glass,
a
minister
of the
Established
Church
of
Scotland,
who
taught
that
justifying
faith is no more than a
simple
assent
to the
divine
testimone
passively
recived
by the
understanding.
The
English
and
American
adherents
of this faith are
called
Sandemanians,
after
Robert
Sandeman,
the
son-in-law
and
disciple
of
Glass..
Bias
::
Bias (n.) A
leaning
of the mind;
propensity
or
prepossession
toward
an
object
or view, not
leaving
the mind
indifferent;
bent;
inclination..
Rental
::
Rental
(n.) A sum total of
rents;
as, an
estate
that
yields
a
rental
of ten
thousand
dollars
a
year..
Fenestrate
::
Fenestrate
(a.)
Having
transparent
spots,
as the wings of
certain
butterflies..
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