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Definition of sit
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Sit (v. t.) To cause to be
seated
or in a
sitting
posture;
to
furnish
a seat to; -- used
reflexively.
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Dogmatical
::
Dogmatical
(a.)
Asserting
a thing
positively
and
authoritatively;
positive;
magisterial;
hence,
arrogantly
authoritative;
overbearing..
Marcasitical
::
Marcasitical
(a.)
Containing,
or
having
the
nature
of,
marcasite..
Vary
::
Vary (v. t.) To make of
different
kinds;
to make
different
from one
another;
to
diversity;
to
variegate.
Attitude
::
Attitude
(n.) Fig.:
Position
as
indicating
action,
feeling,
or mood; as, in times of
trouble
let a
nation
preserve
a firm
attitude;
one's
mental
attitude
in
respect
to
religion..
Freshman
::
Freshman
(n.)
novice;
one in the
rudiments
of
knowledge;
especially,
a
student
during
his fist year in a
college
or
university..
Forgiveness
::
Forgiveness
(n.)
Disposition
to
pardon;
willingness
to
forgive.
Cata
::
Cata () The Latin and
English
form of a Greek
preposition,
used as a
prefix
to
signify
down,
downward,
under,
against,
contrary
or
opposed
to,
wholly,
completely;
as in
cataclysm,
catarrh.
It
sometimes
drops the final
vowel,
as in
catoptric;
and is
sometimes
changed
to cath, as in
cathartic,
catholic..
Averse
::
Averse
(a.)
Having
a
repugnance
or
opposition
of mind;
disliking;
disinclined;
unwilling;
reluctant.
Look
::
Look (v. i.) To have a
particular
direction
or
situation;
to face; to
front.
Amiable
::
Amiable
(a.)
Possessing
sweetness
of
disposition;
having
sweetness
of
temper,
kind-heartedness,
etc., which
causes
one to be
liked;
as, an
amiable
woman..
Commons
::
Commons
(n. pl.)
Provisions;
food; fare, -- as that
provided
at a
common
table in
colleges
and
universities..
Parachordal
::
Parachordal
(a.)
Situated
on
either
side of the
notochord;
--
applied
especially
to the
cartilaginous
rudiments
of the skull on each side of the
anterior
part of the
notochord.
Iconoclast
::
Iconoclast
(n.) One who
exposes
or
destroys
impositions
or
shams;
one who
attacks
cherished
beliefs;
a
radical.
Insert
::
Insert
(v. t.) To set
within
something;
to put or
thrust
in; to
introduce;
to cause to
enter,
or be
included,
or
contained;
as, to
insert
a scion in a
stock;
to
insert
a
letter,
word, or
passage
in a
composition;
to
insert
an
advertisement
in a
newspaper..
Charge
::
Charge
(v. t.) A
position
(of a
weapon)
fitted
for
attack;
as, to bring a
weapon
to the
charge..
Recovery
::
Recovery
(n.) In
rowing,
the act of
regaining
the
proper
position
for
making
a new
stroke..
Homilite
::
Homilite
(n.) A
borosilicate
of iron and lime, near
datolite
in form and
composition..
Siphon
::
Siphon
(n.) The
sucking
proboscis
of
certain
parasitic
insects
and
crustaceans.
Hydrangea
::
Hydrangea
(n.) A genus of
shrubby
plants
bearing
opposite
leaves
and large heads of showy
flowers,
white,
or of
various
colors.
H.
hortensis,
the
common
garden
species,
is a
native
of China or
Japan..
Hypertrophy
::
Hypertrophy
(n.) A
condition
of
overgrowth
or
excessive
development
of an organ or part; -- the
opposite
of
atrophy.
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