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Definition of son
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Son (n.) A male
descendant,
however
distant;
hence,
in the
plural,
descendants
in
general..
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Fetch
::
Fetch (n.) The
apparation
of a
living
person;
a
wraith.
Atonement
::
Atonement
(n.)
Satisfaction
or
reparation
made by
giving
an
equivalent
for an
injury,
or by doing of
suffering
that which will be
received
in
satisfaction
for an
offense
or
injury;
expiation;
amends;
-- with for.
Specifically,
in
theology:
The
expiation
of sin made by the
obedience,
personal
suffering,
and death of
Christ..
Beefeater
::
Beefeater
(n.) One who eats beef;
hence,
a
large,
fleshy
person..
Degarnish
::
Degarnish
(v. t.) To
deprive
of a
garrison,
or of
troops
necessary
for
defense;
as, to
degarnish
a city or
fort..
Muff
::
Muff (n.) A
stupid
fellow;
a
poor-spirited
person.
Some
::
Some (a.)
Consisting
of a
greater
or less
portion
or sum;
composed
of a
quantity
or
number
which is not
stated;
-- used to
express
an
indefinite
quantity
or
number;
as, some wine; some
water;
some
persons.
Used also
pronominally;
as, I have
some..
Cripple
::
Cripple
(n.) One who
creeps,
halts,
or
limps;
one who has lost, or never had, the use of a limb or
limbs;
a lame
person;
hence,
one who is
partially
disabled..
Lord
::
Lord (n.) A
hump-backed
person;
-- so
called
sportively.
Overlordship
::
Overlordship
(n.)
Lordship
or
supremacy
of a
person
or a
people
over
others.
Uniform
::
Uniform
(a.) A dress of a
particular
style or
fashion
worn by
persons
in the same
service
or order by means of which they have a
distinctive
appearance;
as, the
uniform
of the
artillery,
of the
police,
of the
Freemasons,
etc..
Grandson
::
Grandson
(n.) A son's or
daughter's
son.
Midget
::
Midget
(n.) A very
diminutive
person.
Justification
::
Justification
(n.) The
showing
in court of a
sufficient
lawful
reason
why a party
charged
or
accused
did that for which he is
called
to
answer.
Cerebral
::
Cerebral
(n.) One of a class of
lingual
consonants
in the East
Indian
languages.
See
Lingual,
n..
Vocative
::
Vocative
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
calling;
used in
calling;
specifically
(Gram.),
used in
address;
appellative;
-- said of that case or form of the noun,
pronoun,
or
adjective,
in which a
person
or thing is
addressed;
as,
Domine,
O
Lord..
Hearse
::
Hearse
(n.) A
framework
of wood or metal
placed
over the
coffin
or tomb of a
deceased
person,
and
covered
with a pall; also, a
temporary
canopy
bearing
wax
lights
and set up in a
church,
under which the
coffin
was
placed
during
the
funeral
ceremonies..
Familistery
::
Familistery
(n.) A
community
in which many
persons
unite as in one
family,
and are
regulated
by
certain
communistic
laws and
customs..
Inconsonant
::
Inconsonant
(a.) Not
consonant
or
agreeing;
inconsistent;
discordant.
Fricative
::
Fricative
(n.) A
fricative
consonant
letter
or
sound.
See Guide to
Pronunciation,
//
197-206,
etc..
Caucus
::
Caucus
(n.) A
meeting,
especially
a
preliminary
meeting,
of
persons
belonging
to a
party,
to
nominate
candidates
for
public
office,
or to
select
delegates
to a
nominating
convention,
or to
confer
regarding
measures
of party
policy;
a
political
primary
meeting..
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