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Definition of base
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Base (a.)
Illegitimate
by
birth;
bastard.
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Polypus
::
Polypus
(n.) A
tumor,
usually
with a
narrow
base,
somewhat
resembling
a pear, -- found in the nose,
uterus,
etc., and
produced
by
hypertrophy
of some
portion
of the
mucous
membrane..
Lath-shaped
::
Lath-shaped
(a.)
Having
a
slender
elongated
form, like a lath; -- said of the
feldspar
of
certain
igneous
rocks,
as
diabase,
as seen in
microscopic
sections..
Limmer
::
Limmer
(n.) A low, base
fellow;
also, a
prostitute..
Longmynd Rocks
::
Longmynd
rocks () The
sparingly
fossiliferous
conglomerates,
grits,
schists,
and
states
of Great
Britain,
which lie at the base of the
Cambrian
system;
-- so
called,
because
typically
developed
in the
Longmynd
Hills,
Shropshire..
C. G. S.
::
C. G. S. () An
abbreviation
for
Centimeter,
Gram,
Second.
--
applied
to a
system
of units much
employed
in
physical
science,
based upon the
centimeter
as the unit of
length,
the gram as the unit of
weight
or mass, and the
second
as the unit of
time..
Two-cleft
::
Two-cleft
(a.)
Divided
about half way from the
border
to the base into two
segments;
bifid.
Corrupt
::
Corrupt
(v. t.) To
debase
or
render
impure
by
alterations
or
innovations;
to
falsify;
as, to
corrupt
language;
to
corrupt
the
sacred
text..
Neutralization
::
Neutralization
(n.) The act or
process
by which an acid and a base are
combined
in such
proportions
that the
resulting
compound
is
neutral.
See
Neutral,
a., 4..
Ethmovomerine
::
Ethmovomerine
(n.)
Pertaining
to the
region
of the vomer and the base of the
ethmoid
in the
skull.
Phenanthroline
::
Phenanthroline
(n.)
Either
of two
metameric
nitrogenous
hydrocarbon
bases,
C12H8N2,
analogous
to
phenanthridine,
but more
highly
nitrogenized..
Patagium
::
Patagium
(n.) One of a pair of small
vesicular
organs
situated
at the bases of the
anterior
wings of
lepidopterous
insects.
See
Illust.
of
Butterfly.
Physiocrat
::
Physiocrat
(n.) One of the
followers
of
Quesnay
of
France,
who, in the 18th
century,
founded
a
system
of
political
economy
based upon the
supremacy
of
natural
order..
Plating
::
Plating
(n.) The art or
process
of
covering
anything
with a plate or
plates,
or with
metal,
particularly
of
overlaying
a base or dull metal with a thin plate of
precious
or
bright
metal,
as by
mechanical
means or by
electro-magnetic
deposition..
Dispoline
::
Dispoline
(n.) One of
several
isomeric
organic
bases of the
quinoline
series
of
alkaloids.
Collet
::
Collet
(n.) The flat table at the base of a
brilliant.
See
Illust.
of
Brilliant.
Leucaniline
::
Leucaniline
(n.) A
colorless,
crystalline,
organic
base,
obtained
from
rosaniline
by
reduction,
and also from other
sources.
It forms
colorless
salts..
York Use
::
York use () The one of the three
printed
uses of
England
which was
followed
in the
north.
It was based on the Sarum use. See Use, n., 6..
Acetate
::
Acetate
(n.) A salt
formed
by the union of
acetic
acid with a base or
positive
radical;
as,
acetate
of lead,
acetate
of
potash..
Mortifying
::
Mortifying
(a.)
Tending
to
humble
or
abase;
humiliating;
as, a
mortifying
repulse..
Hydrosulphite
::
Hydrosulphite
(n.) A
saline
compound
of
hydrosulphurous
acid and a base.
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