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Definition of bearing
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Bearing
(n.) The line of
flotation
of a
vessel
when
properly
trimmed
with cargo or
ballast.
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Sonship
::
Sonship
(n.) The state of being a son, or of
bearing
the
relation
of a son;
filiation..
Cirrose
::
Cirrose
(a.)
Bearing
a
tendril
or
tendrils;
as, a
cirrose
leaf..
Auriferous
::
Auriferous
(a.)
Gold-bearing;
containing
or
producing
gold.
Sporidia
::
Sporidiferous
(a.)
Bearing
sporidia.
Nitriferous
::
Nitriferous
(a.)
Bearing
niter;
yielding,
or
containing,
niter..
Inscriptive
::
Inscriptive
(a.)
Bearing
inscription;
of the
character
or
nature
of an
inscription.
Token
::
Token (n.) A piece of metal
intended
for
currency,
and
issued
by a
private
party,
usually
bearing
the name of the
issuer,
and
redeemable
in
lawful
money.
Also, a coin
issued
by
government,
esp. when its use as
lawful
money is
limited
and its
intrinsic
value is much below its
nominal
value..
Melanin
::
Melanin
(n.) A black
pigment
found in the
pigment-bearing
cells of the skin
(particularly
in the skin of the
negro),
in the
epithelial
cells of the
external
layer of the
retina
(then
called
fuscin),
in the outer layer of the
choroid,
and
elsewhere.
It is
supposed
to be
derived
from the
decomposition
of
hemoglobin..
Allure
::
Allure
(n.) Gait;
bearing.
Odoriferous
::
Odoriferous
(a.)
Bearing
or
yielding
an odor;
perfumed;
usually,
sweet of
scent;
fragrant;
as,
odoriferous
spices,
particles,
fumes,
breezes..
Gudgeon
::
Gudgeon
(n.) The pin of iron
fastened
in the end of a
wooden
shaft or axle, on which it
turns;
formerly,
any
journal,
or
pivot,
or
bearing,
as the
pintle
and eye of a
hinge,
but esp. the end
journal
of a
horizontal..
Hackberry
::
Hackberry
(n.) A genus of trees
(Celtis)
related
to the elm, but
bearing
drupes
with
scanty,
but often
edible,
pulp. C.
occidentalis
is
common
in the
Eastern
United
States..
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::
-gerous
() A
suffix
signifying
bearing,
producing;
as,
calcigerous;
dentigerous..
Styliform
::
Styliferous
(a.)
Bearing
one or more
styles.
Orchard
::
Orchard
(n.) An
inclosure
containing
fruit
trees;
also, the fruit
trees,
collectively;
-- used
especially
of
apples,
peaches,
pears,
cherries,
plums,
or the like, less
frequently
of
nutbearing
trees and of sugar maple
trees..
Puppet
::
Puppet
(n.) The
upright
support
for the
bearing
of the
spindle
in a
lathe.
Baston
::
Baston
(n.) An
officer
bearing
a
painted
staff,
who
formerly
was in
attendance
upon the
king's
court to take into
custody
persons
committed
by the
court..
Intolerant
::
Intolerant
(a.) Not
tolerating
difference
of
opinion
or
sentiment,
especially
in
religious
matters;
refusing
to allow
others
the
enjoyment
of their
opinions,
rights,
or
worship;
unjustly
impatient
of the
opinion
of those
disagree
with us; not
tolerant;
unforbearing;
bigoted..
Yucca
::
Yucca (n.) A genus of
American
liliaceous,
sometimes
arborescent,
plants
having
long,
pointed,
and often
rigid,
leaves
at the top of a more or less woody stem, and
bearing
a large
panicle
of showy white
blossoms..
Funded
::
Funded
(a.)
Existing
in the form of bonds
bearing
regular
interest;
as,
funded
debt..
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