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Definition of rime
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Rime (n.)
Rhyme.
See
Rhyme.
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Principal
::
Principal
(n.) The chief actor in a
crime,
or an
abettor
who is
present
at it, -- as
distinguished
from an
accessory..
Criminate
::
Criminate
(v. t. ) To
accuse
of, or
charge
with, a
crime..
Sake
::
Sake (n.) Final
cause;
end;
purpose
of
obtaining;
cause;
motive;
reason;
interest;
concern;
account;
regard
or
respect;
-- used
chiefly
in such
phrases
as, for the sake of, for his sake, for man's sake, for
mercy's
sake, and the like; as, to
commit
crime for the sake of gain; to go
abroad
for the sake of one's
health..
Waggery
::
Waggery
(n.) The
manner
or
action
of a wag;
mischievous
merriment;
sportive
trick or
gayety;
good-humored
sarcasm;
pleasantry;
jocularity;
as, the
waggery
of a
schoolboy..
Aggravation
::
Aggravation
(n.) The act of
aggravating,
or
making
worse;
-- used of
evils,
natural
or
moral;
the act of
increasing
in
severity
or
heinousness;
something
additional
to a crime or wrong and
enhancing
its guilt or
injurious
consequences..
Saccharometer
::
Saccharometer
(n.) A
saccharimeter.
Cradle
::
Cradle
(n.) A bed or cot for a baby,
oscillating
on
rockers
or
swinging
on
pivots;
hence,
the place of
origin,
or in which
anything
is
nurtured
or
protected
in the
earlier
period
of
existence;
as, a
cradle
of
crime;
the
cradle
of
liberty..
Try
::
Try (v. t.) To
experiment
with; to test by use; as, to try a
remedy
for
disease;
to try a
horse..
Vitelligenous
::
Vitelligenous
(a.)
Producing
yolk, or
vitelline
substance;
--
applied
to
certain
cells (also
called
nutritive,
or yolk,
cells)
formed
in the
ovaries
of many
insects,
and
supposed
to
supply
nutriment
to the
developing
ova..
Penalty
::
Penalty
(n.) Penal
retribution;
punishment
for crime or
offense;
the
suffering
in
person
or
property
which is
annexed
by law or
judicial
decision
to the
commission
of a
crime,
offense,
or
trespass..
Primely
::
Primely
(adv.)
At
first;
primarily.
Regulator
::
Regulator
(n.) A
member
of a
volunteer
committee
which,
in
default
of the
lawful
authority,
undertakes
to
preserve
order and
prevent
crimes;
also,
sometimes,
one of a band
organized
for the
comission
of
violent
crimes..
Leze Majesty
::
Leze
majesty
() Any crime
committed
against
the
sovereign
power.
Grime
::
Grime (n.) Foul
matter;
dirt,
rubbed
in;
sullying
blackness,
deeply
ingrained..
Effervesce
::
Effervesce
(v. i.) To
exhibit,
in
lively
natural
expression,
feelings
that can not be
repressed
or
concealed;
as, to
effervesce
with joy or
merriment..
Connector
::
Connector
(n.) A
flexible
tube for
connecting
the ends of glass tubes in
pneumatic
experiments.
Experimental
::
Experimental
(a.) Known by, or
derived
from,
experience;
as,
experimental
religion..
Forgery
::
Forgery
(n.) The act of
forging,
fabricating,
or
producing
falsely;
esp., the crime of
fraudulently
making
or
altering
a
writing
or
signature
purporting
to be made by
another;
the false
making
or
material
alteration
of or
addition
to a
written
instrument
for the
purpose
of
deceit
and
fraud;
as, the
forgery
of a
bond..
Accuser
::
Accuser
(n.) One who
accuses;
one who
brings
a
charge
of crime or
fault.
Scrimer
::
Scrimer
(n.) A
fencing
master.
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