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Definition of rot
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 rot is as below...
Rot (v. i.)
Figuratively:
To
perish
slowly;
to
decay;
to die; to
become
corrupt.
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Stapes
::
Stapelia
(n.) An
extensive
and
curious
genus of
African
plants
of the
natural
order
Asclepiadaceae
(Milkweed
family).
They are
succulent
plants
without
leaves,
frequently
covered
with dark
tubercles
giving
them a very
grotesque
appearance.
The odor of the
blossoms
is like that of
carrion..
Gyration
::
Gyration
(n.) The act of
turning
or
whirling,
as
around
a fixed
center;
a
circular
or
spiral
motion;
motion
about an axis;
rotation;
revolution..
Micella
::
Micella
(n.) A
theoretical
aggregation
of
molecules
constituting
a
structural
particle
of
protoplasm,
capable
of
increase
or
diminution
without
change
in
chemical
nature..
Visor
::
Visor (n.) The fore piece of a cap,
projecting
over, and
protecting
the
eyes..
Dextrally
::
Dextrally
(adv.)
Towards
the
right;
as, the hands of a watch
rotate
dextrally..
Stepbrother
::
Step- () A
prefix
used
before
father,
mother,
brother,
sister,
son,
daughter,
child,
etc., to
indicate
that the
person
thus
spoken
of is not a blood
relative,
but is a
relative
by the
marriage
of a
parent;
as, a
stepmother
to X is the wife of the
father
of X,
married
by him after the death of the
mother
of X. See
Stepchild,
Stepdaughter,
Stepson,
etc..
Parasol
::
Parasol
(n.) A kind of small
umbrella
used by women as a
protection
from the sun.
Warison
::
Warison
(v. t.)
Preparation;
protection;
provision;
supply.
Tabard
::
Tabard
(n.) A sort of tunic or
mantle
formerly
worn for
protection
from the
weather.
When worn over the armor it was
commonly
emblazoned
with the arms of the
wearer,
and from this the name was given to the
garment
adopted
for
heralds..
Pinafore
::
Pinafore
(n.) An apron for a child to
protect
the front part of
dress;
a tier.
Photodrome
::
Photodrome
(n.) An
apparatus
consisting
of a large wheel with
spokes,
which when
turning
very
rapidly
is
illuminated
by
momentary
flashes
of light
passing
through
slits in a
rotating
disk. By
properly
timing
the
succession
of
flashes
the wheel is made to
appear
to be
motionless,
or to
rotate
more or less
slowly
in
either
direction..
Wigan
::
Wigan (n.) A kind of
canvaslike
cotton
fabric,
used to
stiffen
and
protect
the lower part of
trousers
and of the
skirts
of
women's
dresses,
etc.; -- so
called
from
Wigan,
the name of a town in
Lancashire,
England..
Bordeller
::
Bordeller
(n.) A
keeper
or a
frequenter
of a
brothel.
Plastron
::
Plastron
(n.) A piece of
leather
stuffed
or
padded,
worn by
fencers
to
protect
the
breast..
Dicrotic
::
Dicrotic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
second
expansion
of the
artery
in the
dicrotic
pulse;
as, the
dicrotic
wave..
Ironclad
::
Ironclad
(a.) Clad in iron;
protected
or
covered
with iron, as a
vessel
for naval
warfare..
Frote
::
Frote (v. t.) To rub or wear by
rubbing;
to
chafe.
Sconce
::
Sconce
(p. p.) A hut for
protection
and
shelter;
a
stall.
Protagon
::
Protagon
(n.) A
nitrogenous
phosphorized
principle
found in brain
tissue.
By
decomposition
it
yields
neurine,
fatty
acids,
and other
bodies..
Skid
::
Skid (n.) Large
fenders
hung over a
vessel's
side to
protect
it in
handling
a
cargo.
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