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Definition of sign
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Sign (n.) To make a sign upon; to mark with a sign.
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Ensign
::
Ensign
(n.) Sign; badge of
office,
rank, or
power;
symbol..
Oriflamme
::
Oriflamme
(n.) A
standard
or
ensign,
in
battle..
Insignia
::
Insignia
(n. pl.)
Distinguishing
marks of
authority,
office,
or
honor;
badges;
tokens;
decorations;
as, the
insignia
of
royalty
or of an
order..
Gig
::
Gig (n.) A long, light
rowboat,
generally
clinkerbuilt,
and
designed
to be fast; a boat
appropriated
to the use of the
commanding
officer;
as, the
captain's
gig..
Epithalamic
::
Epithalamic
(a.)
Belonging
to, or
designed
for, an
epithalamium..
Astrology
::
Astrology
(n.) In its
etymological
signification,
the
science
of the
stars;
among the
ancients,
synonymous
with
astronomy;
subsequently,
the art of
judging
of the
influences
of the stars upon human
affairs,
and of
foretelling
events
by their
position
and
aspects..
Cradle
::
Cradle
(n.) An
implement
consisting
of a broad
scythe
for
cutting
grain,
with a set of long
fingers
parallel
to the
scythe,
designed
to
receive
the
grain,
and to lay it
evenly
in a
swath..
Assignation
::
Assignation
(n.) An
appointment
of time and place for
meeting
or
interview;
-- used
chiefly
of love
interviews,
and now
commonly
in a bad
sense..
Un-
::
Un-
(adv.)
Un- is
prefixed
to nouns to
express
the
absence
of, or the
contrary
of, that which the noun
signifies;
as,
unbelief,
unfaith,
unhealth,
unrest,
untruth,
and the
like..
Hydroscope
::
Hydroscope
(n.) An
instrument
designed
to mark the
presence
of
water,
especially
in air..
Welter
::
Welter
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
designating,
the most
heavily
weighted
race in a
meeting;
as, a
welter
race; the
welter
stakes..
Blind
::
Blind (n.)
Something
to
mislead
the eye or the
understanding,
or to
conceal
some
covert
deed or
design;
a
subterfuge..
Architectonical
::
Architectonical
(a.)
Pertaining
to a
master
builder,
or to
architecture;
evincing
skill in
designing
or
construction;
constructive..
Pyroacetic
::
Pyroacetic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, and
designating,
a
substance
(acetone)
obtained
by the
distillation
of the
acetates.
It is now
called
also
pyroacetic
ether,
and
formerly
was
called
pyroacetic
spirit..
Pouncing
::
Pouncing
(n.) The art or
practice
of
transferring
a
design
by means of
pounce.
Ember
::
Ember (n.) A
lighted
coal,
smoldering
amid
ashes;
-- used
chiefly
in the
plural,
to
signify
mingled
coals and
ashes;
the
smoldering
remains
of a
fire..
Solitary
::
Solitary
(a.) Not
inhabited
or
occupied;
without
signs of
inhabitants
or
occupation;
desolate;
deserted;
silent;
still;
hence,
gloomy;
dismal;
as, the
solitary
desert..
Quinic
::
Quinic
(a.)
Pertaining
to,
derived
from, or
connected
with,
quinine
and
related
compounds;
specifically,
designating
a
nonnitrogenous
acid
obtained
from
cinchona
bark,
coffee,
beans,
etc., as a white
crystalline
substance..
Sulpharsenious
::
Sulpharsenic
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
designating,
a
hypothetical
sulphacid
(called
also
thioarsenic
acid)
analogous
to
arsenic
acid, and known only in its
salts..
Erthine
::
Erthine
(n.) A
medicine
designed
to be
snuffed
up the nose, to
promote
discharges
of
mucus;
a
sternutatory..
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