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Definition of rope
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of rope is as below...
Rope (v. t.) To
partition,
separate,
or
divide
off, by means of a rope, so as to
include
or
exclude
something;
as, to rope in, or rope off, a plot of
ground;
to rope out a
crowd..
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Wainscot
::
Wainscot
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
European
moths of the
family
Leucanidae.
Power
::
Power (n.) The agent
exercising
an
ability
to act; an
individual
invested
with
authority;
an
institution,
or
government,
which
exercises
control;
as, the great
powers
of
Europe;
hence,
often,
a
superhuman
agent;
a
spirit;
a
divinity..
Duly
::
Duly
(adv.)
In a due, fit, or
becoming
manner;
as it
(anything)
ought to be;
properly;
regularly..
Belong
::
Belong
(v. i.) To be the
property
of; as,
Jamaica
belongs
to Great
Britain..
Cantarro
::
Cantarro
(n.) A
weight
used in
southern
Europe
and East for heavy
articles.
It
varies
in
different
localities;
thus, at Rome it is
nearly
75
pounds,
in
Sardinia
nearly
94
pounds,
in Cairo it is 95
pounds,
in Syria about 503
pounds..
Income
::
Income
(n.) That gain which
proceeds
from
labor,
business,
property,
or
capital
of any kind, as the
produce
of a farm, the rent of
houses,
the
proceeds
of
professional
business,
the
profits
of
commerce
or of
occupation,
or the
interest
of money or stock in
funds,
etc.;
revenue;
receipts;
salary;
especially,
the
annual
receipts
of a
private
person,
or a
corporation,
from
property;
as, a large
income..
Foxy
::
Foxy (a.) Sour;
unpleasant
in
taste;
-- said of wine, beer, etc., not
properly
fermented;
-- also of
grapes
which have the
coarse
flavor
of the fox
grape..
Factitive
::
Factitive
(a.)
Pertaining
to that
relation
which is
proper
when the act, as of a
transitive
verb, is not
merely
received
by an
object,
but
produces
some
change
in the
object,
as when we say, He made the water
wine..
Acquest
::
Acquest
(n.)
Property
acquired
by
purchase,
gift, or
otherwise
than by
inheritance..
Capitalist
::
Capitalist
(n.) One who has
capital;
one who has money for
investment,
or money
invested;
esp. a
person
of large
property,
which is
employed
in
business..
Glutton
::
Glutton
(n.) A
carnivorous
mammal
(Gulo
luscus),
of the
family
Mustelidae,
about the size of a large
badger.
It was
formerly
believed
to be
inordinately
voracious,
whence
the name; the
wolverene.
It is a
native
of the
northern
parts of
America,
Europe,
and
Asia..
Score
::
Score (v. t.) To write down in
proper
order and
arrangement;
as, to score an
overture
for an
orchestra.
See
Score,
n., 9..
Device
::
Device
(n.)
Improperly,
an
heraldic
bearing..
Hepar
::
Hepar (n.) Any
substance
resembling
hepar
proper,
in
appearance;
specifically,
in
homeopathy,
calcium
sulphide,
called
also hepar
sulphuris
calcareum
(/)..
Spicknel
::
Spicknel
(n.) An
umbelliferous
herb (Meum
Athamanticum)
having
finely
divided
leaves,
common
in
Europe;
--
called
also
baldmoney,
mew, and
bearwort..
Diureticalness
::
Diureticalness
(n.) The
quality
of being
diuretical;
diuretic
property.
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::
-la (pl. ) of
Interoperculu.
Philip
::
Philip
(n.) The
European
hedge
sparrow.
Timber
::
Timber
(n.) That sort of wood which is
proper
for
buildings
or for
tools,
utensils,
furniture,
carriages,
fences,
ships,
and the like; --
usually
said of
felled
trees,
but
sometimes
of those
standing.
Cf.
Lumber,
3..
Recovery
::
Recovery
(n.) In
rowing,
the act of
regaining
the
proper
position
for
making
a new
stroke..
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