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Definition of rise
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Rise (n.)
Elevation
or
ascent
of the
voice;
upward
change
of key; as, a rise of a tone or
semitone..
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Grisette
::
Grisette
(n.) A
French
girl or young
married
woman of the lower
class;
more
frequently,
a young
working
woman who is fond of
gallantry..
Tone
::
Tone (n.) A
whining
style of
speaking;
a kind of
mournful
or
artificial
strain
of
voice;
an
affected
speaking
with a
measured
rhythm
ahd a
regular
rise and fall of the
voice;
as,
children
often read with a
tone..
Perdue
::
Perdue
(a.)
Accustomed
to, or
employed
in,
desperate
enterprises;
hence,
reckless;
hopeless..
Prise
::
Prise (n. & v.) See
Prize,
n., 5. Also
Prize,
v. t..
Carry
::
Carry (v. t.) To
contain;
to
comprise;
to bear the
aspect
of ; to show or
exhibit;
to
imply.
Circulatory
::
Circulatory
(n.) A
chemical
vessel
consisting
of two
portions
unequally
exposed
to the heat of the fire, and with
connecting
pipes or
passages,
through
which the fluid rises from the
overheated
portion,
and
descends
from the
relatively
colder,
maintaining
a
circulation..
Enterprise
::
Enterprise
(v. t.) To treat with
hospitality;
to
entertain.
Peak
::
Peak (v. i.) To rise or
extend
into a peak or
point;
to form, or
appear
as, a
peak..
Aware
::
Aware (a.)
Apprised;
informed;
cognizant;
conscious;
as, he was aware of the
enemy's
designs..
Bridgeboard
::
Bridgeboard
(n.) A
notched
board to which the
treads
and
risers
of the steps of
wooden
stairs
are
fastened.
Misprise
::
Misprise
(v. t.) To
mistake.
Amaze
::
Amaze (v. t.) To
confound,
as by fear,
wonder,
extreme
surprise;
to
overwhelm
with
wonder;
to
astound;
to
astonish
greatly..
Cissoid
::
Cissoid
(n.) A curve
invented
by
Diocles,
for the
purpose
of
solving
two
celebrated
problems
of the
higher
geometry;
viz., to
trisect
a plane
angle,
and to
construct
two
geometrical
means
between
two given
straight
lines..
Reascend
::
Reascend
(v. i.) To rise,
mount,
or climb
again..
Conchoid
::
Conchoid
(n.) A
curve,
of the
fourth
degree,
first made use of by the Greek
geometer,
Nicomedes,
who
invented
it for the
purpose
of
trisecting
an angle and
duplicating
the
cube..
Sartorius
::
Sartorius
(n.) A
muscle
of the
thigh,
called
the
tailor's
muscle,
which
arises
from the hip bone and is
inserted
just below the knee. So named
because
its
contraction
was
supposed
to
produce
the
position
of the legs
assumed
by the
tailor
in
sitting..
Eh
::
Eh
(interj.)
An
expression
of
inquiry
or
slight
surprise.
Rise
::
Rise (v.) To move from a lower
position
to a
higher;
to
ascend;
to mount up.
Specifically:
-- (a) To go
upward
by
walking,
climbing,
flying,
or any other
voluntary
motion;
as, a bird rises in the air; a fish rises to the
bait..
Include
::
Include
(v. t.) To
comprehend
or
comprise,
as a genus the
species,
the whole a part, an
argument
or
reason
the
inference;
to
contain;
to
embrace;
as, this
volume
of
Shakespeare
includes
his
sonnets;
he was
included
in the
invitation
to the
family;
to and
including
page
twenty-five..
Ringleader
::
Ringleader
(n.)
Opprobriously,
a
leader
of a body of men
engaged
in the
violation
of law or in an
illegal
enterprise,
as
rioters,
mutineers,
or the
like..
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