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Definition of side
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Side (v. t.) To
furnish
with a
siding;
as, to side a
house..
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Corneocalcareous
::
Corneocalcareous
(a.) Horny on one side and
calcareous
on the
other.
External
::
External
(a.)
Outside
of or
separate
from
ourselves;
(Metaph.)
separate
from the
perceiving
mind.
Anadromous
::
Anadromous
(a.)
Tending
upwards;
-- said of terns in which the
lowest
secondary
segments
are on the upper side of the
branch
of the
central
stem.
Pharmacopoeia
::
Pharmacopoeia
(n.) A book or
treatise
describing
the
drugs,
preparations,
etc., used in
medicine;
especially,
one that is
issued
by
official
authority
and
considered
as an
authoritative
standard..
Devise
::
Devise
(v. i.) To form a
scheme;
to lay a plan; to
contrive;
to
consider.
Stephanite
::
Stephanion
(n.) The point on the side of the skull where the
temporal
line, or upper edge of the
temporal
fossa,
crosses
the
coronal
suture..
Rib
::
Rib (n.) Solid coal on the side of a
gallery;
solid ore in a vein.
Lap
::
Lap (n.) That part of any
substance
or
fixture
which
extends
over, or lies upon, or by the side of, a part of
another;
as, the lap of a
board;
also, the
measure
of such
extension
over or upon
another
thing..
Clinoid
::
Clinoid
(a.) Like a bed; --
applied
to
several
processes
on the inner side of the
sphenoid
bone.
Tenon
::
Tenon (n.) A
projecting
member
left by
cutting
away the wood
around
it, and made to
insert
into a
mortise,
and in this way
secure
together
the parts of a
frame;
especially,
such a
member
when it
passes
entirely
through
the
thickness
of the piece in which the
mortise
is cut, and shows on the other side. Cf.
Tooth,
Tusk..
Prepense
::
Prepense
(v. t.) To weigh or
consider
beforehand;
to
premeditate.
Cathetus
::
Cathetus
(n.) One line or
radius
falling
perpendicularly
on
another;
as, the
catheti
of a
right-angled
triangle,
that is, the two sides that
include
the right
angle..
Walk-over
::
Walk-over
(n.) In
racing,
the going over a
course
by a horse which has no
competitor
for the
prize;
hence,
colloquially,
a
one-sided
contest;
an
uncontested,
or an easy,
victory..
Flank
::
Flank (n.) The side of any
building.
Stagnancy
::
Stagirite
(n.) A
native
of, or
resident
in,
Stagira,
in
ancient
Macedonia;
especially,
Aristotle..
Honor
::
Honor (n.) A token of
esteem
paid to
worth;
a mark of
respect;
a
ceremonial
sign of
consideration;
as, he wore an honor on his
breast;
military
honors;
civil
honors..
Underturn
::
Underturn
(v. t.) To turn
upside
down; to
subvert;
to
upset.
Marten
::
Marten
(n.) Any one of
several
fur-bearing
carnivores
of the genus
Mustela,
closely
allied
to the
sable.
Among the more
important
species
are the
European
beech,
or
stone,
marten
(Mustela
foina);
the pine
marten
(M.
martes);
and the
American
marten,
or sable (M.
Americana),
which some
zoologists
consider
only a
variety
of the
Russian
sable..
Introspect
::
Introspect
(v. t.) To look into or
within;
to view the
inside
of.
Prism
::
Prism (n.) A
transparent
body, with
usually
three
rectangular
plane faces or
sides,
and two equal and
parallel
triangular
ends or
bases;
-- used in
experiments
on
refraction,
dispersion,
etc..
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