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Definition of rot
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Rot (v. t.) To
expose,
as flax, to a
process
of
maceration,
etc., for the
purpose
of
separating
the
fiber;
to ret..
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Leucoplastid
::
Leucoplastid
(n.) One of
certain
very
minute
whitish
or
colorless
granules
occurring
in the
protoplasm
of
plants
and
supposed
to be the
nuclei
around
which
starch
granules
will form.
Shading
::
Shading
(n.) That
filling
up which
represents
the
effect
of more or less
darkness,
expressing
rotundity,
projection,
etc., in a
picture
or a
drawing..
Outlawry
::
Outlawry
(n.) The act of
outlawing;
the
putting
a man out of the
protection
of law, or the
process
by which a man (as an
absconding
criminal)
is
deprived
of that
protection..
Frame
::
Frame (n.) A
glazed
portable
structure
for
protecting
young
plants
from
frost.
Bulge
::
Bulge (n.) A
swelling,
protuberant
part; a
bending
outward,
esp. when
caused
by
pressure;
as, a bulge in a
wall..
Rejuvenescence
::
Rejuvenescence
(n.) A
method
of cell
formation
in which the
entire
protoplasm
of an old cell
escapes
by
rupture
of the cell wall, and then
develops
a new cell wall. It is seen
sometimes
in the
formation
of
zoospores,
etc..
Guardian
::
Guardian
(v. t.) One who
guards,
preserves,
or
secures;
one to whom any
person
or thing is
committed
for
protection,
security,
or
preservation
from
injury;
a
warden..
Suspicable
::
Suspensory
(n.) a
bandage
or bag for
supporting
the
scrotum.
Glaze
::
Glaze (v. t.) Broth
reduced
by
boiling
to a
gelatinous
paste,
and
spread
thinly
over
braised
dishes..
Frothed
::
Frothed
(imp. & p. p.) of Frot.
Parrotry
::
Parrotry
(n.)
Servile
imitation
or
repetition.
Protestation
::
Protestation
(n.)
Formerly,
a
declaration
in
common-law
pleading,
by which the party
interposes
an
oblique
allegation
or
denial
of some fact,
protesting
that it does or does not
exist,
and at the same time
avoiding
a
direct
affirmation
or
denial..
Sostenuto
::
Sostenuto
(a.)
Sustained;
--
applied
to a
movement
or
passage
the
sounds
of which are to
sustained
to the
utmost
of the
nominal
value of the time; also, to a
passage
the tones of which are to be
somewhat
prolonged
or
protacted..
Wall
::
Wall (n.) A
defense;
a
rampart;
a means of
protection;
in the
plural,
fortifications,
in
general;
works for
defense..
Bonnet
::
Bonnet
(n.) A
covering
for the head, worn by
women,
usually
protecting
more or less the back and sides of the head, but no part of the
forehead.
The shape of the
bonnet
varies
greatly
at
different
times;
formerly
the front part
projected,
and
spread
outward,
like the mouth of a
funnel..
Carroty
::
Carroty
(a.) Like a
carrot
in color or in
taste;
-- an
epithet
given to
reddish
yellow
hair, etc..
Ectoplasm
::
Ectoplasm
(n.) The outer
hyaline
layer of
protoplasm
in a
vegetable
cell.
Hat
::
Hat (n.) A
covering
for the head; esp., one with a crown and brim, made of
various
materials,
and worn by men or women for
protecting
the head from the sun or
weather,
or for
ornament..
Protosulphide
::
Protosulphide
(n.) That one of a
series
of
sulphides
of any
element
which has the
lowest
proportion
of
sulphur;
a
sulphide
with but one atom of
sulphur
in the
molecule.
Rother
::
Rother
(a.)
Bovine.
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