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Definition of ringed
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Ringed
(a.)
Wearning
a
wedding
ring;
hence,
lawfully
wedded..
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Bow
::
Bow (v. t.) An
appliance
consisting
of an
elastic
rod, with a
number
of horse hairs
stretched
from end to end of it, used in
playing
on a
stringed
instrument..
Tetel
::
Tetel (n.) A large
African
antelope
(Alcelaphus
tora).
It has
widely
divergent,
strongly
ringed
horns..
Annulated
::
Annulated
(a.)
Furnished
with, or
composed
of,
rings;
ringed;
surrounded
by rings of
color..
Tethys
::
Tethys
(n.) A genus of a large naked
mollusks
having
a very
large,
broad,
fringed
cephalic
disk, and
branched
dorsal
gills.
Some of the
species
become
a foot long and are
brilliantly
colored..
Swimming
::
Swimmeret
(n.) One of a
series
of flat,
fringed,
and
usually
bilobed,
appendages,
of which
several
pairs occur on the
abdominal
somites
of many
crustaceans.
They are used as fins in
swimming..
String
::
String
(n.) The cord of a
musical
instrument,
as of a
piano,
harp, or
violin;
specifically
(pl.),
the
stringed
instruments
of an
orchestra,
in
distinction
from the wind
instruments;
as, the
strings
took up the
theme..
Bowing
::
Bowing
(n.) The act or art of
managing
the bow in
playing
on
stringed
instruments.
Dentate-ciliate
::
Dentate-ciliate
(a.)
Having
the
margin
dentate
and also
ciliate
or
fringed
with
hairs.
Plectrum
::
Plectrum
(n.) A small
instrument
of
ivory,
wood,
metal,
or
quill,
used in
playing
upon the lyre and other
stringed
instruments..
Infrangible
::
Infrangible
(a.) Not to be
infringed
or
violated.
Thrum
::
Thrum (v. i.) To play
rudely
or
monotonously
on a
stringed
instrument
with the
fingers;
to
strum.
Sambuke
::
Sambuke
(n.) An
ancient
stringed
instrument
used by the
Greeks,
the
particular
construction
of which is
unknown..
Bowstringed
::
Bowstringed
(p.a.)
Put to death with a
bowstring;
strangled.
Water Shrew
::
Water shrew () Any one of
several
species
of
shrews
having
fringed
feet and
capable
of
swimming
actively.
The two
common
European
species
(Crossopus
fodiens,
and C.
ciliatus)
are the best
known.
The most
common
American
water
shrew,
or marsh shrew
(Neosorex
palustris),
is
rarely
seen, owing to its
nocturnal
habits..
Viol
::
Viol (n.) A
stringed
musical
instrument
formerly
in use, of the same form as the
violin,
but
larger,
and
having
six
strings,
to be
struck
with a bow, and the neck
furnished
with frets for
stopping
the
strings..
Fimbricate
::
Fimbricate
(a.)
fringed,
on one side only, by long,
straight
hairs,
as the
antennae
of
certain
insects..
Tripodian
::
Tripodian
(n.) An
ancient
stringed
instrument;
-- so
called
because,
in form, it
resembled
the
Delphic
tripod..
Sea Lark
::
Sea lark () Any one of
several
small
sandpipers
and
plovers,
as the
ringed
plover,
the
turnstone,
the
dunlin,
and the
sanderling..
Guitar
::
Guitar
(n.) A
stringed
instrument
of music
resembling
the lute or the
violin,
but
larger,
and
having
six
strings,
three of silk
covered
with
silver
wire, and three of
catgut,
--
played
upon with the
fingers..
Muffler
::
Muffler
(n.) A
cushion
for
terminating
or
softening
a note made by a
stringed
instrument
with a
keyboard.
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