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Definition of sop
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of sop is as below...
Sop (v. t.)
Anything
steeped,
or
dipped
and
softened,
in any
liquid;
especially,
something
dipped
in broth or
liquid
food, and
intended
to be
eaten..
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Chrysophane
::
Chrysophane
(n.) A
glucoside
extracted
from
rhubarb
as a
bitter,
yellow,
crystalline
powder,
and
yielding
chrysophanic
acid on
decomposition..
Russophobist
::
Russophobist
() One who
dreads
Russia
or
Russian
influence.
Sopranist
::
Sopranist
(n.) A
treble
singer.
Physicism
::
Physicism
(n.) The
tendency
of the mind
toward,
or its
preoccupation
with,
physical
phenomena;
materialism
in
philosophy
and
religion..
Euisopoda
::
Euisopoda
() A group which
includes
the
typical
Isopoda.
Philosophism
::
Philosophism
(n.)
Spurious
philosophy;
the love or
practice
of
sophistry.
Prosopolepsy
::
Prosopolepsy
(n.)
Respect
of
persons;
especially,
a
premature
opinion
or
prejudice
against
a
person,
formed
from his
external
appearance..
Philosophist
::
Philosophist
(n.) A
pretender
in
philosophy.
Hylicist
::
Hylicist
(n.) A
philosopher
who
treats
chiefly
of
matter;
one who
adopts
or
teaches
hylism.
Alto
::
Alto (n.)
Formerly
the part sung by the
highest
male, or
counter-tenor,
voices;
now the part sung by the
lowest
female,
or
contralto,
voices,
between
in tenor and
soprano.
In
instrumental
music it now
signifies
the
tenor..
Sophist
::
Sophist
(n.) One of a class of men who
taught
eloquence,
philosophy,
and
politics
in
ancient
Greece;
especially,
one of those who, by their
fallacious
but
plausible
reasoning,
puzzled
inquirers
after
truth,
weakened
the faith of the
people,
and drew upon
themselves
general
hatred
and
contempt..
Soporose
::
Soporose
(a.) Alt. of
Soporou.
Parietic
::
Parietic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
an acid found in the
lichen
Parmelia
parietina,
and
called
also
chrysophanic
acid..
Supra-ethmoid
::
Supra-esophageal
(a.)
Situated
above,
or on the
dorsal
side of, the
esophagus;
as, the
supra-esophageal
ganglion
of
Crustacea..
Aphis Lion
::
Aphis lion () The larva of the
lacewinged
flies
(Chrysopa),
which feeds
voraciously
upon
aphids.
The name is also
applied
to the
larvae
of the
ladybugs
(Coccinella)..
Scaphopda
::
Scaphopda
(n. pl.) A class of
marine
cephalate
Mollusca
having
a
tubular
shell open at both ends, a
pointed
or
spadelike
foot for
burrowing,
and many long,
slender,
prehensile
oral
tentacles.
It
includes
Dentalium,
or the tooth
shells,
and other
similar
shells.
Called
also
Prosopocephala,
and
Solenoconcha..
Academic
::
Academic
(n.) One
holding
the
philosophy
of
Socrates
and
Plato;
a
Platonist.
Philosopher
::
Philosopher
(n.) One who
philosophizes;
one
versed
in, or
devoted
to,
philosophy..
Trombone
::
Trombone
(n.) A
powerful
brass
instrument
of the
trumpet
kind,
thought
by some to be the
ancient
sackbut,
consisting
of a tube in three
parts,
bent twice upon
itself
and
ending
in a bell. The
middle
part, bent
double,
slips into the outer
parts,
as in a
telescope,
so that by
change
of the
vibrating
length
any tone
within
the
compass
of the
instrument
(which
may be bass or tenor or alto or even, in rare
instances,
soprano)
is
commanded.
It is the only
member
of the
family
of wind
instruments
whos
Epictetain
::
Epictetain
(a.)
Pertaining
to
Epictetus,
the Roman Stoic
philosopher,
whose
conception
of life was to be
passionless
under
whatever
circumstances..
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