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Definition of base
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of base is as below...
Base (a.)
Morally
low.
Hence:
Low-minded;
unworthy;
without
dignity
of
sentiment;
ignoble;
mean;
illiberal;
menial;
as, a base
fellow;
base
motives;
base
occupations..
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Base
::
Base (a.) To
abase;
to let, or cast, down; to
lower..
Porphyry
::
Porphyry
(n.) A term used
somewhat
loosely
to
designate
a rock
consisting
of a
fine-grained
base
(usually
feldspathic)
through
which
crystals,
as of
feldspar
or
quartz,
are
disseminated.
There are red,
purple,
and green
varieties,
which are
highly
esteemed
as
marbles..
Spatulate
::
Spatulate
(a.)
Shaped
like
spatula,
or like a
battledoor,
being
roundish,
with a long,
narrow,
linear
base..
Basipterygium
::
Basipterygium
(n.) A bar of
cartilage
at the base of the
embryonic
fins of some
fishes.
It
develops
into the
metapterygium.
Connate
::
Connate
(a.)
Congenitally
united;
growing
from one base, or
united
at their
bases;
united
into one body; as,
connate
leaves
or
athers.
See
Illust.
of
Connate-perfoliate..
Mopboard
::
Mopboard
(n.) A
narrow
board
nailed
against
the wall of a room next to the
floor;
skirting
board;
baseboard.
See
Baseboard.
Substructure
::
Substruction
(n.)
Underbuilding;
the
foundation,
or any
preliminary
structure
intended
to raise the lower floor or
basement
of a
building
above the
natural
level of the
ground..
Conyrine
::
Conyrine
(n.) A blue,
fluorescent,
oily base
(regarded
as a
derivative
of
pyridine),
obtained
from
conine..
Debasement
::
Debasement
(n.) The act of
debasing
or the state of being
debased.
Base
::
Base (n.) The lower part of the
field.
See
Escutcheon.
Fissipedal
::
Fissipedal
(a.)
Having
the toes
separated
to the base. [See
Aves..
Villanage
::
Villanage
(n.) The state of a
villain,
or serf; base
servitude;
tenure
on
condition
of doing the
meanest
services
for the
lord..
Acidimetry
::
Acidimetry
(n.) The
measurement
of the
strength
of
acids,
especially
by a
chemical
process
based on the law of
chemical
combinations,
or the fact that, to
produce
a
complete
reaction,
a
certain
definite
weight
of
reagent
is
required..
Tumbler
::
Tumbler
(n.) A
drinking
glass,
without
a foot or stem; -- so
called
because
originally
it had a
pointed
or
convex
base, and could not be set down with any
liquor
in it, thus
compelling
the
drinker
to
finish
his
measure..
Infamous
::
Infamous
(a.) Of very bad
report;
having
a
reputation
of the worst kind; held in
abhorrence;
guilty
of
something
that
exposes
to
infamy;
base;
notoriously
vile;
detestable;
as, an
infamous
traitor;
an
infamous
perjurer..
Scapulet
::
Scapulet
(n.) A
secondary
mouth fold
developed
at the base of each of the
armlike
lobes of the
manubrium
of many
rhizostome
medusae.
See
Illustration
in
Appendix.
Bordage
::
Bordage
(n.) The base or
servile
tenure
by which a
bordar
held his
cottage.
A Posteriori
::
A
posteriori
()
Applied
to
knowledge
which is based upon or
derived
from facts
through
induction
or
experiment;
inductive
or
empirical.
Trochoid
::
Trochoid
(a.)
Top-shaped;
having
a flat base and
conical
spire;
-- said of
certain
shells.
Hit
::
Hit (n.) A
striking
of the ball; as, a safe hit; a foul hit; --
sometimes
used
specifically
for a base hit..
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