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Definition of shed
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Shed (n.) A
parting;
a
separation;
a
division.
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Flagellant
::
Flagellant
(n.) One of a
fanatical
sect which
flourished
in
Europe
in the 13th and 14th
centuries,
and
maintained
that
flagellation
was of equal
virtue
with
baptism
and the
sacrament;
--
called
also
disciplinant..
Legitimate
::
Legitimate
(a.)
Accordant
with law or with
established
legal forms and
requirements;
lawful;
as,
legitimate
government;
legitimate
rights;
the
legitimate
succession
to the
throne;
a
legitimate
proceeding
of an
officer;
a
legitimate
heir..
Banishment
::
Banishment
(n.) The act of
banishing,
or the state of being
banished..
Tattoo
::
Tattoo
(v. t.) To
color,
as the
flesh,
by
pricking
in
coloring
matter,
so as to form marks or
figures
which can not be
washed
out..
Grudge
::
Grudge
(n.)
Sullen
malice
or
malevolence;
cherished
malice,
enmity,
or
dislike;
ill will; an old cause of
hatred
or
quarrel..
Diurnal
::
Diurnal
(a.)
Relating
to the
daytime;
belonging
to the
period
of
daylight,
distinguished
from the
night;
--
opposed
to
nocturnal;
as,
diurnal
heat;
diurnal
hours..
Esthesiometer
::
Esthesiometer
(n.) An
instrument
to
measure
the
degree
of
sensation,
by
determining
at how short a
distance
two
impressions
upon the skin can be
distinguished,
and thus to
determine
whether
the
condition
of
tactile
sensibility
is
normal
or
altered..
Ordinary
::
Ordinary
(a.) Of
common
rank,
quality,
or
ability;
not
distinguished
by
superior
excellence
or
beauty;
hence,
not
distinguished
in any way;
commonplace;
inferior;
of
little
merit;
as, men of
ordinary
judgment;
an
ordinary
book..
Marked
::
Marked
(a.)
Designated
or
distinguished
by, or as by, a mark;
hence;
noticeable;
conspicuous;
as, a
marked
card; a
marked
coin; a
marked
instance..
Weeping
::
Weeping
(a.)
Grieving;
lamenting;
shedding
tears.
Wash-off
::
Wash-off
(a.)
Capable
of being
washed
off; not
permanent
or
durable;
-- said of
colors
not fixed by
steaming
or
otherwise.
Broach
::
Broach
(n.) To tap; to
pierce,
as a cask, in order to draw the
liquor.
Hence:
To let out; to shed, as
blood..
Gallooned
::
Gallooned
(a.)
Furnished
or
adorned
with
galloon.
Subordinated
::
Subordinate
(n.) One who
stands
in order or rank below
another;
--
distinguished
from a
principal.
Distinguish
::
Distinguish
(v. i.) To
become
distinguished
or
distinctive;
to make one's self or
itself
discernible.
Demonstration
::
Demonstration
(n.) A
course
of
reasoning
showing
that a
certain
result
is a
necessary
consequence
of
assumed
premises;
-- these
premises
being
definitions,
axioms,
and
previously
established
propositions..
Stew
::
Stew (v. t.) A place of
stewing
or
seething;
a place where hot
bathes
are
furnished;
a
hothouse.
Interdashed
::
Interdashed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Interdas.
Tapeworm
::
Tapeworm
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
cestode
worms
belonging
to
Taenia
and many
allied
genera.
The body is long, flat, and
composed
of
numerous
segments
or
proglottids
varying
in
shape,
those
toward
the end of the body being much
larger
and
longer
than the
anterior
ones, and
containing
the fully
developed
sexual
organs.
The head is
small,
destitute
of a
mouth,
but
furnished
with two or more
suckers
(which
vary
greatly
in shape in
different
genera),
and
sometimes,
also, with hooks for adh
Bloodless
::
Bloodless
(a.) Not
attended
with
shedding
of
blood,
or
slaughter;
as, a
bloodless
victory..
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