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Definition of show
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Show (n.) False
semblance;
deceitful
appearance;
pretense.
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Foreshew
::
Foreshew
(v. t.) See
Foreshow.
Gloriosa
::
Gloriosa
(n.) A genus of
climbing
plants
with very showy
lilylike
blossoms,
natives
of
India..
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..
Shower
::
Shower
(v. i.) To rain in
showers;
to fall, as in a hower or
showers..
Exposition
::
Exposition
(n.) A
public
exhibition
or show, as of
industrial
and
artistic
productions;
as, the Paris
Exposition
of
1878..
Reluct
::
Reluct
(v. i.) To
strive
or
struggle
against
anything;
to make
resistance;
to draw back; to feel or show
repugnance
or
reluctance.
Quotient
::
Quotient
(n.) The
number
resulting
from the
division
of one
number
by
another,
and
showing
how often a less
number
is
contained
in a
greater;
thus, the
quotient
of
twelve
divided
by four is
three..
Cheerful
::
Cheerful
(a.)
Having
or
showing
good
spirits
or joy;
cheering;
cheery;
contented;
happy;
joyful;
lively;
animated;
willing.
Lorette
::
Lorette
(n.) In
France,
a name for a woman who is
supported
by her
lovers,
and
devotes
herself
to
idleness,
show, and
pleasure;
-- so
called
from the
church
of Notre Dame de
Lorette,
in
Paris,
near which many of them
resided..
Child
::
Child (n.) One who, by
character
of
practice,
shows signs of
relationship
to, or of the
influence
of,
another;
one
closely
connected
with a
place,
occupation,
character,
etc.; as, a child of God; a child of the
devil;
a child of
disobedience;
a child of toil; a child of the
people..
Shoal
::
Shoal (v. i.) To
become
shallow;
as, the color of the water shows where it
shoals..
Caboched
::
Caboched
(a.)
Showing
the full face, but
nothing
of the neck; -- said of the head of a beast in
armorial
bearing..
Captainship
::
Captainship
(n.)
Military
skill;
as, to show good
captainship..
Spectacle
::
Spectacle
(n.)
Something
exhibited
to view;
usually,
something
presented
to view as
extraordinary,
or as
unusual
and
worthy
of
special
notice;
a
remarkable
or
noteworthy
sight;
a show; a
pageant;
a
gazingstock..
Brillante
::
Brillante
(a.) In a gay,
showy,
and
sparkling
style..
Menace
::
Menace
(n.) The show of an
intention
to
inflict
evil; a
threat
or
threatening;
indication
of a
probable
evil or
catastrophe
to come.
Perambulator
::
Perambulator
(n.) A
surveyor's
instrument
for
measuring
distances.
It
consists
of a wheel
arranged
to roll along over the
ground,
with an
apparatus
of
clockwork,
and a dial plate upon which the
distance
traveled
is shown by an
index.
See
Odometer..
Voltaism
::
Voltaism
(n.) That form of
electricity
which is
developed
by the
chemical
action
between
metals
and
different
liquids;
voltaic
electricity;
also, the
science
which
treats
of this form of
electricity;
--
called
also
galvanism,
from
Galvani,
on
account
of his
experiments
showing
the
remarkable
influence
of this agent on
animals..
Pranker
::
Pranker
(n.) One who
dresses
showily;
a
prinker.
Mark
::
Mark (n.) A
character
or
device
put on an
article
of
merchandise
by the maker to show by whom it was made; a
trade-mark.
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