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Definition of rib
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 rib is as below...
Rib (n.) One of the
timbers,
or bars of iron or
steel,
that
branch
outward
and
upward
from the keel, to
support
the skin or
planking,
and give shape and
strength
to the
vessel..
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Zeriba
::
Zeriba
(n.) Same as
Zareba.
Ribbon
::
Ribbon
(n.) A
bearing
similar
to the bend, but only one
eighth
as
wide..
Aratory
::
Aratory
(a.)
Contributing
to
tillage.
Tribune
::
Tribune
(n.) An
officer
or
magistrate
chosen
by the
people,
to
protect
them from the
oppression
of the
patricians,
or
nobles,
and to
defend
their
liberties
against
any
attempts
that might be made upon them by the
senate
and
consuls..
Dole
::
Dole (n.)
Distribution;
dealing;
apportionment.
Cribbed
::
Cribbed
(imp. & p. p.) of Cri.
Annihilate
::
Annihilate
(v. t.) To
destroy
or
eradicate,
as a
property
or
attribute
of a
thing;
to make of no
effect;
to
destroy
the
force,
etc., of; as, to
annihilate
an
argument,
law,
rights,
goodness..
Affluent
::
Affluent
(n.) A
stream
or river
flowing
into a
larger
river or into a lake; a
tributary
stream.
Tricarballylic
::
Tricarballylic
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
designating,
a
complex
tribasic
organic
acid,
C3H5.(CO2H)3
occurring
naturally
in
unripe
beet
roots,
and
produced
artificially
from
glycerin
as a white
crystalline
substance..
Ordeal
::
Ordeal
(n.) An
ancient
form of test to
determine
guilt or
innocence,
by
appealing
to a
supernatural
decision,
-- once
common
in
Europe,
and still
practiced
in the East and by
savage
tribes..
Cruelty
::
Cruelty
(n.) The
attribute
or
quality
of being
cruel;
a
disposition
to give
unnecessary
pain or
suffering
to
others;
inhumanity;
barbarity.
Distribution
::
Distribution
(n.) The act of
distributing
or
dispensing;
the act of
dividing
or
apportioning
among
several
or many;
apportionment;
as, the
distribution
of an
estate
among heirs or
children..
Retributer
::
Retributer
(n.) One who makes
retribution.
Repartimiento
::
Repartimiento
(n.) A
partition
or
distribution,
especially
of
slaves;
also, an
assessment
of
taxes..
Diatribist
::
Diatribist
(n.) One who makes a
diatribe
or
diatribes.
Garfish
::
Garfish
(n.) One of
several
species
of
similar
fishes
of the genus
Tylosurus,
of which one
species
(T.
marinus)
is
common
on the
Atlantic
coast.
T.
Caribbaeus,
a very large
species,
and T.
crassus,
are more
southern;
--
called
also
needlefish.
Many of the
common
names of the
European
garfish
are also
applied
to the
American
species..
Probate
::
Probate
(n.)
Official
proof;
especially,
the proof
before
a
competent
officer
or
tribunal
that an
instrument
offered,
purporting
to be the last will and
testament
of a
person
deceased,
is
indeed
his
lawful
act; the copy of a will
proved,
under the seal of the Court of
Probate,
delivered
to the
executors
with a
certificate
of its
having
been
proved..
Identity
::
Identity
(n.) The
condition
of being the same with
something
described
or
asserted,
or of
possessing
a
character
claimed;
as, to
establish
the
identity
of
stolen
goods..
Brennage
::
Brennage
(n.) A
tribute
which
tenants
paid to their lord, in lieu of bran, which they were
obliged
to
furnish
for his
hounds..
Retributive
::
Retributive
(a.) Alt. of
Retributor.
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