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Definition of rust
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Rust (v. t.) To
impair
by time and
inactivity.
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Rust
::
Rust (v. i.) To be
affected
with the
parasitic
fungus
called
rust; also, to
acquire
a rusty
appearance,
as
plants..
Extrusion
::
Extrusion
(n.) The act of
thrusting
or
pushing
out; a
driving
out;
expulsion.
Overtrow
::
Overtrow
(v. i.) To be too
trustful
or
confident;
to trust too much.
Frustum
::
Frustum
(n.) One of the drums of the shaft of a
column.
Traitor
::
Traitor
(n.) One who
violates
his
allegiance
and
betrays
his
country;
one
guilty
of
treason;
one who, in
breach
of
trust,
delivers
his
country
to an
enemy,
or
yields
up any fort or place
intrusted
to his
defense,
or
surrenders
an army or body of
troops
to the
enemy,
unless
when
vanquished;
also, one who takes arms and
levies
war
against
his
country;
or one who aids an enemy in
conquering
his
country.
See
Treason..
Marsupiate
::
Marsupiate
(a.)
Related
to or
resembling
the
marsupials;
furnished
with a pouch for the
young,
as the
marsupials,
and also some
fishes
and
Crustacea..
Shepherdly
::
Shepherdly
(a.)
Resembling,
or
becoming
to, a
shepherd;
pastoral;
rustic..
Lignification
::
Lignification
(n.) A
change
in the
character
of a cell wall, by which it
becomes
harder.
It is
supposed
to be due to an
incrustation
of
lignin..
Frustrating
::
Frustrating
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Frustrat.
Phyllobranchia
::
Phyllobranchia
(n.) A
crustacean
gill
composed
of
lamellae.
Rely
::
Rely (v. i.) To rest with
confidence,
as when fully
satisfied
of the
veracity,
integrity,
or
ability
of
persons,
or of the
certainty
of facts or of
evidence;
to have
confidence;
to
trust;
to
depend;
-- with on,
formerly
also with in..
Treason
::
Treason
(n.)
Loosely,
the
betrayal
of any trust or
confidence;
treachery;
perfidy..
Trust
::
Trust (n.)
Assured
resting
of the mind on the
integrity,
veracity,
justice,
friendship,
or other sound
principle,
of
another
person;
confidence;
reliance;
reliance..
Eruption
::
Eruption
(n.) The act of
breaking
out or
bursting
forth;
as: (a) A
violent
throwing
out of
flames,
lava, etc., as from a
volcano
of a
fissure
in the
earth's
crust.
(b) A
sudden
and
overwhelming
hostile
movement
of armed men from one
country
to
another.
Milton.
(c) A
violent
commotion..
Epipodite
::
Epipodite
(n.) The outer
branch
of the legs in
certain
Crustacea.
See
Maxilliped.
Cirripedia
::
Cirripedia
(n. pl.) An order of
Crustacea
including
the
barnacles.
When
adult,
they have a
calcareous
shell
composed
of
several
pieces.
From the
opening
of the shell the
animal
throws
out a group of
curved
legs,
looking
like a
delicate
curl,
whence
the name of the
group.
See
Anatifa..
Basicerite
::
Basicerite
(n.) The
second
joint of the
antennae
of
crustaceans.
Rotten
::
Rotten
(a.) Not firm or
trusty;
unsound;
defective;
treacherous;
unsafe;
as, a
rotten
plank,
bone,
stone..
Arthrostraca
::
Arthrostraca
(n. pl.) One of the
larger
divisions
of
Crustacea,
so
called
because
the
thorax
and
abdomen
are both
segmented;
Tetradecapoda.
It
includes
the
Amphipoda
and
Isopoda..
Unbelieving
::
Unbelieving
(a.) Not
believing;
incredulous;
doubting;
distrusting;
skeptical.
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