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Definition of set
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Set (v. t.) To stake at play; to
wager;
to risk.
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Compound
::
Compound
(v. t.) To
settle
amicably;
to
adjust
by
agreement;
to
compromise;
to
discharge
from
obligation
upon terms
different
from those which were
stipulated;
as, to
compound
a
debt..
Wistit
::
Wistit
(n.) A small South
American
monkey;
a
marmoset.
Table
::
Table (n.)
Hence,
food
placed
on a table to be
partaken
of; fare;
entertainment;
as, to set a good
table..
Rest
::
Rest (n.) A set or game at
tennis.
Baccated
::
Baccated
(a.) Set or
adorned
with
pearls.
Almanac
::
Almanac
(n.) A book or
table,
containing
a
calendar
of days, and
months,
to which
astronomical
data and
various
statistics
are often
added,
such as the times of the
rising
and
setting
of the sun and moon,
eclipses,
hours of full tide,
stated
festivals
of
churches,
terms of
courts,
etc..
Russet
::
Russet
(a.) Of a
reddish
brown
color,
or (by some
called)
a red gray; of the color
composed
of blue, red, and
yellow
in equal
strength,
but
unequal
proportions,
namely,
two parts of red to one each of blue and
yellow;
also, of a
yellowish
brown
color..
Beset
::
Beset (v. t.) To set upon on all
sides;
to
perplex;
to
harass;
-- said of
dangers,
obstacles,
etc..
Discrimination
::
Discrimination
(n.) The state of being
discriminated,
distinguished,
or set
apart..
Inveterate
::
Inveterate
(v. t.) To fix and
settle
by long
continuance.
Ichthyornis
::
Ichthyornis
(n.) An
extinct
genus of
toothed
birds found in the
American
Cretaceous
formation.
It is
remarkable
for
having
biconcave
vertebrae,
and
sharp,
conical
teeth set in
sockets.
Its wings were well
developed.
It is the type of the order
Odontotormae..
Phonograph
::
Phonograph
(n.) An
instrument
for the
mechanical
registration
and
reproduction
of
audible
sounds,
as
articulate
speech,
etc. It
consists
of a
rotating
cylinder
or disk
covered
with some
material
easily
indented,
as
tinfoil,
wax,
paraffin,
etc., above which is a thin plate
carrying
a
stylus.
As the plate
vibrates
under the
influence
of a
sound,
the
stylus
makes
minute
indentations
or
undulations
in the soft
material,
and
these,
when the
cylinder
or disk is again
turned,
set the plate in
vibration
Overset
::
Overset
(v. t.) To fill too full.
Clubbish
::
Clubbish
(a.)
Disposed
to club
together;
as, a
clubbish
set..
Quickset
::
Quickset
(a.) Made of
quickset.
Zimb
::
Zimb (n.) A
large,
venomous,
two-winged
fly,
native
of
Abyssinia.
It is
allied
to the
tsetse
fly, and, like the
latter,
is
destructive
to
cattle..
Harrow
::
Harrow
(n.) An
implement
of
agriculture,
usually
formed
of
pieces
of
timber
or metal
crossing
each
other,
and set with iron or
wooden
teeth.
It is drawn over
plowed
land to level it and break the
clods,
to stir the soil and make it fine, or to cover seed when
sown..
Petal
::
Petal (n.) One of the
expanded
ambulacra
which form a
rosette
on the black of
certain
Echini.
Mounted
::
Mounted
(a.)
Placed
on a
suitable
support,
or fixed in a
setting;
as, a
mounted
gun; a
mounted
map; a
mounted
gem..
Roussette
::
Roussette
(n.) Any small shark of the genus
Scyllium;
--
called
also
dogfish.
See
Dogfish.
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