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Definition of rother
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Rother
(n.) A
rudder.
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Brotherly
::
Brotherly
(adv.)
Like a
brother;
affectionately;
kindly.
Osiris
::
Osiris
(n.) One of the
principal
divinities
of
Egypt,
the
brother
and
husband
of Isis. He was
figured
as a mummy
wearing
the royal cap of Upper
Egypt,
and was
symbolized
by the
sacred
bull,
called
Apis. Cf.
Serapis..
Fraternize
::
Fraternize
(v. t.) To bring into
fellowship
or
brotherly
sympathy.
Grandniece
::
Grandniece
(n.) The
granddaughter
of one's
brother
or
sister.
Bub
::
Bub (n.) A young
brother;
a
little
boy; -- a
familiar
term of
address
of a small boy.
Fraternal
::
Fraternal
(a.) Pf,
pertaining
to, or
involving,
brethren;
becoming
to
brothers;
brotherly;
as,
fraternal
affection;
a
fraternal
embrace..
Rother
::
Rother
(a.)
Bovine.
Convert
::
Convert
(n.) A lay friar or
brother,
permitted
to enter a
monastery
for the
service
of the
house,
but
without
orders,
and not
allowed
to sing in the
choir..
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..
Adelphia
::
Adelphia
(n.) A
brotherhood,
or
collection
of
stamens
in a
bundle;
-- used in
composition,
as in the class
names,
Monadelphia,
Diadelphia,
etc..
Edomite
::
Edomite
(n.) One of the
descendants
of Esau or Edom, the
brother
of
Jacob;
an
Idumean..
Twin
::
Twin (a.) Being one of two born at a
birth;
as, a twin
brother
or
sister..
Leviratical
::
Leviratical
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or in
accordance
with, a law of the
ancient
Israelites
and other
tribes
and
races,
according
to which a
woman,
whose
husband
died
without
issue,
was
married
to the
husband's
brother..
Fraternity
::
Fraternity
(n.) A body of men
associated
for their
common
interest,
business,
or
pleasure;
a
company;
a
brotherhood;
a
society;
in the Roman
Catholic
Chucrch,
an
association
for
special
religious
purposes,
for
relieving
the sick and
destitute,
etc..
Half-brother
::
Half-brother
(n.) A
brother
by one
parent,
but not by
both..
Sister-in-law
::
Sister-in-law
(n.) The
sister
of one's
husband
or wife; also, the wife of one's
brother;
sometimes,
the wife of one's
husband's
or
wife's
brother..
Mulier
::
Mulier
(n.)
Lawful
issue born in
wedlock,
in
distinction
from an elder
brother
born of the same
parents
before
their
marriage;
a
lawful
son..
Resemble
::
Resemble
(v. t.) To be like or
similar
to; to bear the
similitude
of,
either
in
appearance
or
qualities;
as, these
brothers
resemble
each
other..
Monsieur
::
Monsieur
(n.) The
oldest
brother
of the king of
France.
Methodist
::
Methodist
(n.) One of a sect of
Christians,
the
outgrowth
of a small
association
called
the Holy Club,
formed
at
Oxford
University,
A.D. 1729, of which the most
conspicuous
members
were John
Wesley
and his
brother
Charles;
--
originally
so
called
from the
methodical
strictness
of
members
of the club in all
religious
duties..
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