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Definition of ripe
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Ripe
(superl.)
Ready for
action
or
effect;
prepared.
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Checker
::
Checker
(n.) To mark with small
squares
like a
checkerboard,
as by
crossing
stripes
of
different
colors..
Gripe
::
Gripe (n.) An
assemblage
of
ropes,
dead-eyes,
and
hocks,
fastened
to
ringbolts
in the deck, to
secure
the boats when
hoisted;
also, broad bands
passed
around
a boat to
secure
it at the
davits
and
prevent
swinging..
Bonito
::
Bonito
(n.) The
skipjack
(Sarda
Mediterranea)
of the
Atlantic,
an
important
and
abundant
food fish on the coast of the
United
States,
and (S.
Chilensis)
of the
Pacific,
and other
related
species.
They are large and
active
fishes,
of a blue color with black
oblique
stripes..
Tiger
::
Tiger (n.) A very large and
powerful
carnivore
(Felis
tigris)
native
of
Southern
Asia and the East
Indies.
Its back and sides are tawny or
rufous
yellow,
transversely
striped
with
black,
the tail is
ringed
with
black,
the
throat
and belly are
nearly
white.
When full
grown,
it
equals
or
exceeds
the lion in size and
strength.
Called
also royal
tiger,
and
Bengal
tiger..
Bonito
::
Bonito
(n.) A large
tropical
fish
(Orcynus
pelamys)
allied
to the
tunny.
It is about three feet long, blue
above,
with four brown
stripes
on the
sides.
It is
sometimes
found on the
American
coast..
Ripened
::
Ripened
(imp. & p. p.) of Ripe.
Bengal
::
Bengal
(n.)
Striped
gingham,
originally
brought
from
Bengal;
Bengal
stripes..
Gripe
::
Gripe (v. i.) To
suffer
griping
pains.
Strobile
::
Strobile
(n.) A scaly
multiple
fruit
resulting
from the
ripening
of an ament in
certain
plants,
as the hop or pine; a cone. See Cone, n., 3..
Maturative
::
Maturative
(a.)
Conducing
to
ripeness
or
maturity;
hence,
conducing
to
suppuration..
Silversides
::
Silversides
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of small
fishes
of the
family
Atherinidae,
having
a
silvery
stripe
along each side of the body. The
common
species
of the
American
coast
(Menidia
notata)
is very
abundant.
Called
also
silverside,
sand
smelt,
friar,
tailor,
and
tinker..
Seersucker
::
Seersucker
(n.) A light
fabric,
originally
made in the East
Indies,
of silk and
linen,
usually
having
alternating
stripes,
and a
slightly
craped
or
puckered
surface;
also, a
cotton
fabric
of
similar
appearance..
Hartford
::
Hartford
(n.) The
Hartford
grape,
a
variety
of grape first
raised
at
Hartford,
Connecticut,
from the
Northern
fox
grape.
Its large
dark-colored
berries
ripen
earlier
than those of most other
kinds..
Grype
::
Grype (v. t.) To
gripe.
Rareripe
::
Rareripe
(n.) An early
ripening
fruit,
especially
a kind of
freestone
peach..
Inosite
::
Inosite
(n.) A white
crystalline
substance
with a sweet
taste,
found in
certain
animal
tissues
and
fluids,
particularly
in the
muscles
of the heart and
lungs,
also in some
plants,
as in
unripe
pease,
beans,
potato
sprouts,
etc.
Called
also
phaseomannite..
Overmellow
::
Overmellow
(a.) Too
mellow;
overripe.
Calamanco
::
Calamanco
(n.) A
glossy
woolen
stuff,
plain,
striped,
or
checked..
Belt
::
Belt (n.)
Anything
that
resembles
a belt, or that
encircles
or
crosses
like a belt; a strip or
stripe;
as, a belt of
trees;
a belt of
sand..
List
::
List (n.) A
stripe.
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