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Definition of root
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Root (v. i.)
Hence,
to seek for favor or
advancement
by low arts or
groveling
servility;
to fawn
servilely..
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Xanthopuccine
::
Xanthopuccine
(n.) One of three
alkaloids
found in the root of the
yellow
puccoon
(Hydrastis
Canadensis).
It is a
yellow
crystalline
substance,
and
resembles
berberine..
Raze
::
Raze (n.) A
Shakespearean
word (used once)
supposed
to mean the same as race, a
root..
Dudgeon
::
Dudgeon
(n.) The root of the box tree, of which hafts for
daggers
were
made..
Maranta
::
Maranta
(n.) A genus of
endogenous
plants
found in
tropical
America,
and some
species
also in
India.
They have
tuberous
roots
containing
a large
amount
of
starch,
and from one
species
(Maranta
arundinacea)
arrowroot
is
obtained.
Many kinds are
cultivated
for
ornament..
Suction
::
Sucrose
(n.) A
common
variety
of sugar found in the
juices
of many
plants,
as the sugar cane,
sorghum,
sugar
maple,
beet root, etc. It is
extracted
as a
sweet,
white
crystalline
substance
which is
valuable
as a food
product,
and, being
antiputrescent,
is
largely
used in the
preservation
of
fruit.
Called
also
saccharose,
cane
sugar,
etc. By
extension,
any one of the class of
isomeric
substances
(as
lactose,
maltose,
etc.) of which
sucrose
proper
is the
type..
Senega
::
Senega
(n.)
Seneca
root.
Ablaqueate
::
Ablaqueate
(v. t.) To lay bare, as the roots of a
tree..
Biliteral
::
Biliteral
(a.)
Consisting
of two
letters;
as, a
biliteral
root of a
Sanskrit
verb..
Bush
::
Bush (n.) A
shrub;
esp., a shrub with
branches
rising
from or near the root; a thick shrub or a
cluster
of
shrubs..
Eradication
::
Eradication
(n.) The act of
plucking
up by the
roots;
a
rooting
out;
extirpation;
utter
destruction.
Balaustine
::
Balaustine
(n.) The
pomegranate
tree
(Punica
granatum).
The bark of the root, the rind of the
fruit,
and the
flowers
are used
medicinally..
Trimethylamine
::
Trimethylamine
(n.) A
colorless
volatile
alkaline
liquid,
N.(CH3)3,
obtained
from
herring
brine,
beet
roots,
etc., with a
characteristic
herringlike
odor. It is
regarded
as a
substituted
ammonia
containing
three
methyl
groups..
Poi
::
Poi (n.) A
national
food of the
Hawaiians,
made by
baking
and
pounding
the kalo (or taro) root, and
reducing
it to a thin
paste,
which is
allowed
to
ferment..
Fusiform
::
Fusiform
(a.)
Shaped
like a
spindle;
tapering
at each end; as, a
fusiform
root; a
fusiform
cell..
Polyrhizous
::
Polyrhizous
(a.)
Having
numerous
roots,
or
rootlets..
Toothwort
::
Toothwort
(n.) A plant whose roots are
fancied
to
resemble
teeth,
as
certain
plants
of the genus
Lathraea,
and
various
species
of
Dentaria.
See
Coralwort..
Wireworm
::
Wireworm
(n.) One of the
larvae
of
various
species
of
snapping
beetles,
or
elaters;
-- so
called
from their
slenderness
and the
uncommon
hardness
of the
integument.
Wireworms
are
sometimes
very
destructive
to the roots of
plants.
Called
also wire
grub..
Wombat
::
Wombat
(n.) Any one of three
species
of
Australian
burrowing
marsupials
of the genus
Phascolomys,
especially
the
common
species
(P.
ursinus).
They are
nocturnal
in their
habits,
and feed
mostly
on
roots..
Bull Brier
::
Bull brier () A
species
of
Smilax
(S.
Pseudo-China)
growing
from New
Jersey
to the Gulf of
Mexico,
which has very large
tuberous
and
farinaceous
rootstocks,
formerly
used by the
Indians
for a sort of
bread,
and by the
negroes
as an
ingredient
in
making
beer; --
called
also
bamboo
brier and China
brier..
Bitterroot
::
Bitterroot
(n.) A plant
(Lewisia
rediviva)
allied
to the
purslane,
but with
fleshy,
farinaceous
roots,
growing
in the
mountains
of
Idaho,
Montana,
etc. It gives the name to the
Bitter
Root
mountains
and
river.
The
Indians
call both the plant and the river
Spaet'lum..
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