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Definition of round
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Round (a.)
Having
the form of a
cylinder;
cylindrical;
as, the
barrel
of a
musket
is
round..
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Deterration
::
Deterration
(n.) The
uncovering
of
anything
buried
or
covered
with
earth;
a
taking
out of the earth or
ground.
Monopteral
::
Monopteral
(a.) Round and
without
a
cella;
consisting
of a
single
ring of
columns
supporting
a roof; -- said esp. of a
temple.
Epistemology
::
Epistemology
(n.) The
theory
or
science
of the
method
or
grounds
of
knowledge.
Grundsel
::
Grundsel
(n.)
Groundsel.
Round
::
Round (a.)
Uttered
or
emitted
with a full tone; as, a round
voice;
a round
note..
Navelwort
::
Navelwort
(n.) A
European
perennial
succulent
herb
(Cotyledon
umbilicus),
having
round,
peltate
leaves
with a
central
depression;
-- also
called
pennywort,
and
kidneywort..
Occupy
::
Occupy
(v. t.) To hold, or fill, the
dimensions
of; to take up the room or space of; to cover or fill; as, the camp
occupies
five acres of
ground..
Perfoliate
::
Perfoliate
(a.)
Surrounded
by a
circle
of
hairs,
or
projections
of any
kind..
Intromission
::
Intromission
(n.) An
intermeddling
with the
affairs
of
another,
either
on legal
grounds
or
without
authority..
Geodephagous
::
Geodephagous
(a.)
Living
in the
earth;
--
applied
to the
ground
beetles.
Jolt
::
"Jolt (v. t.) To cause to shake with a
sudden
up and down
motion,
as in a
carriage
going over rough
ground,
or on a
high-trotting
horse;
as, the horse jolts the
rider;
fast
driving
jolts the
carriage
and the
passengers..
Fallow
::
Fallow
(n.) Left
untilled
or
unsowed
after
plowing;
uncultivated;
as,
fallow
ground..
Phyllostome
::
Phyllostome
(n.) Any bat of the genus
Phyllostoma,
or
allied
genera,
having
large
membranes
around
the mouth and nose; a
nose-leaf
bat..
Virgularian
::
Virgularian
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of long,
slender
Alcyonaria
belonging
to
Virgularia
and
allied
genera
of the
family
Virgularidae.
These
corals
are
allied
to the
sea-pens,
but have a long
rodlike
rhachis
inclosing
a
slender,
round or
square,
calcareous
axis. The
polyps
are
arranged
in
transverse
rows or
clusters
along each side of the
rhachis..
Runway
::
Runway
(n.) The
beaten
path made by deer or other
animals
in
passing
to and from their
feeding
grounds.
Gill
::
Gill (n.) Malt
liquor
medicated
with
ground
ivy.
Weatherbit
::
Weatherbit
(v. t.) To take
another
turn with, as a cable
around
a
windlass..
Peribolos
::
Peribolos
(n.) In
ancient
architecture,
an
inclosed
court,
esp., one
surrounding
a
temple..
Ground
::
Ground
(n.) Land;
estate;
possession;
field;
esp.
(pl.),
the
gardens,
lawns,
fields,
etc.,
belonging
to a
homestead;
as, the
grounds
of the
estate
are well
kept..
Nucleus
::
Nucleus
(n.) A body,
usually
spheroidal,
in a cell or a
protozoan,
distinguished
from the
surrounding
protoplasm
by a
difference
in
refrangibility
and in
behavior
towards
chemical
reagents.
It is more or less
protoplasmic,
and
consists
of a clear fluid
(achromatin)
through
which
extends
a
network
of
fibers
(chromatin)
in which may be
suspended
a
second
rounded
body, the
nucleolus
(see
Nucleoplasm).
See Cell
division,
under
Division..
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