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Definition of rich
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Rich (v. t.) To
enrich.
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Trichocyst
::
Trichocyst
(n.) A lasso cell.
Trichoscolices
::
Trichoscolices
(n. pl.) An
extensive
group of
wormlike
animals
characterized
by being more or less
covered
with
cilia.
Fatness
::
Fatness
(n.)
Hence;
Richness;
fertility;
fruitfulness.
Blossom
::
Blossom
(n.) A
blooming
period
or stage of
development;
something
lovely
that gives rich
promise.
Mine
::
Mine (v. i.) Fig.: A rich
source
of
wealth
or other good.
Dorsal
::
Dorsal
(a.) A
hanging,
usually
of rich
stuff,
at the back of a
throne,
or of an
altar,
or in any
similar
position..
Pterichthys
::
Pterichthys
(n.) A genus of
Devonian
fossil
fishes
with
winglike
appendages.
The head and most of the body were
covered
with large bony
plates.
See
Placodermi.
Marinade
::
Marinade
(n.) A brine or
pickle
containing
wine and
spices,
for
enriching
the
flavor
of meat and
fish..
Bullhead
::
Bullhead
(n.) A
fresh-water
fish of many
species,
of the genus
Uranidea,
esp. U. gobio of
Europe,
and U.
Richardsoni
of the
United
States;
--
called
also
miller's
thumb..
Bonanza
::
Bonanza
(n.) In
mining,
a rich mine or vein of
silver
or gold;
hence,
anything
which is a mine of
wealth
or
yields
a large
income..
Shire
::
Shire (n.) A
portion
of Great
Britain
originally
under the
supervision
of an earl; a
territorial
division,
usually
identical
with a
county,
but
sometimes
limited
to a
smaller
district;
as,
Wiltshire,
Yorkshire,
Richmondshire,
Hallamshire..
Halotrichite
::
Halotrichite
(n.) An iron alum
occurring
in silky
fibrous
aggregates
of a
yellowish
white
color.
Mushroom
::
Mushroom
(n.) An
edible
fungus
(Agaricus
campestris),
having
a white stalk which bears a
convex
or oven
flattish
expanded
portion
called
the
pileus.
This is
whitish
and silky or
somewhat
scaly
above,
and bears on the under side
radiating
gills which are at first
flesh-colored,
but
gradually
become
brown.
The plant grows in rich
pastures
and is
proverbial
for
rapidity
of
growth
and
shortness
of
duration.
It has a
pleasant
smell,
and is
largely
used as food. It is also
cultivated
from
spawn..
Wing
::
Wing (n.) One of the two
anterior
limbs of a bird,
pterodactyl,
or bat. They
correspond
to the arms of man, and are
usually
modified
for
flight,
but in the case of a few
species
of
birds,
as the
ostrich,
auk, etc., the wings are used only as an
assistance
in
running
or
swimming..
Mull
::
Mull (v. t.) To heat,
sweeten,
and
enrich
with
spices;
as, to mull
wine..
Manure
::
Manure
(v. t.) To apply
manure
to; to
enrich,
as land, by the
application
of a
fertilizing
substance..
Substanceless
::
Substance
(v. t.) To
furnish
or endow with
substance;
to
supply
property
to; to make rich.
Peritricha
::
Peritricha
(n. pl.) A
division
of
ciliated
Infusoria
having
a
circle
of cilia
around
the oral disk and
sometimes
another
around
the body. It
includes
the
vorticellas.
See
Vorticella.
Bechamel
::
Bechamel
(n.) A rich, white
sauce,
prepared
with
butter
and
cream..
Aurichalcite
::
Aurichalcite
(n.) A
hydrous
carbonate
of
copper
and zinc, found in pale green or blue
crystalline
aggregations.
It
yields
a kind of brass on
reduction..
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