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Definition of source
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Source
(n.) The
rising
from the
ground,
or
beginning,
of a
stream
of water or the like; a
spring;
a
fountain..
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Seminary
::
Seminary
(n.) Fig.: A seed bed; a
source.
Destitution
::
Destitution
(n.) The state of being
deprived
of
anything;
the state or
condition
of being
destitute,
needy,
or
without
resources;
deficiency;
lack;
extreme
poverty;
utter want; as, the
inundation
caused
general
destitution..
Mislay
::
Mislay
(v. t.) To lay in a wrong
place;
to
ascribe
to a wrong
source.
Hither
::
Hither
(adv.)
To this
point,
source,
conclusion,
design,
etc.; -- in a sense not
physical..
Manichee
::
Manichee
(n.) A
believer
in the
doctrines
of
Manes,
a
Persian
of the third
century
A. D., who
taught
a
dualism
in which Light is
regarded
as the
source
of Good, and
Darkness
as the
source
of
Evil..
Upwards
::
Upwards
(adv.)
In a
direction
from lower to
higher;
toward
a
higher
place;
in a
course
toward
the
source
or
origin;
--
opposed
to
downward;
as, to tend or roll
upward..
Well
::
Well (v. i.) Fig.: A
source
of
supply;
fountain;
wellspring.
Emanate
::
Emanate
(v. i.) To issue forth from a
source;
to flow out from more or less
constantly;
as,
fragrance
emanates
from
flowers..
Strong
::
Strong
(superl.)
Having
great
wealth,
means,
or
resources;
as, a
strong
house,
or
company
of
merchants..
Siphonia
::
Siphonia
(n.) A
former
name for a
euphorbiaceous
genus
(Hevea)
of South
American
trees,
the
principal
source
of
caoutchouc..
Radical
::
Radical
(a.)
Relating,
or
belonging,
to the root, or
ultimate
source
of
derivation;
as, a
radical
verbal
form..
Source
::
Source
(n.) The act of
rising;
a rise; an
ascent.
Derive
::
Derive
(v. t.) To
receive,
as from a
source
or
origin;
to
obtain
by
descent
or by
transmission;
to draw; to
deduce;
--
followed
by
from..
Penury
::
Penury
(n.)
Absence
of
resources;
want;
privation;
indigence;
extreme
poverty;
destitution.
Hydra
::
Hydra (n.)
Hence:
A
multifarious
evil, or an evil
having
many
sources;
not to be
overcome
by a
single
effort..
Sluice
::
Sluice
(n.)
Hence,
an
opening
or
channel
through
which
anything
flows;
a
source
of
supply..
Torpedo
::
Torpedo
(n.) An
explosive
cartridge
or shell
lowered
or
dropped
into a bored oil well, and there
exploded,
to clear the well of
obstructions
or to open
communication
with a
source
of
supply
of oil..
Whence
::
Whence
(adv.)
From what or which
place,
source,
material,
cause,
etc.; the
place,
source,
etc., from
which;
-- used
relatively..
Cassiterite
::
Cassiterite
(n.)
Native
tin
dioxide;
tin
stone;
a
mineral
occurring
in
tetragonal
crystals
of
reddish
brown
color,
and
brilliant
adamantine
luster;
also
massive,
sometimes
in
compact
forms with
concentric
fibrous
structure
resembling
wood (wood tin), also in
rolled
fragments
or
pebbly
(Stream
tin). It is the chief
source
of
metallic
tin. See Black tin, under
Black..
Drain
::
Drain (v. t.) To
exhaust
of
liquid
contents
by
drawing
them off; to make
gradually
dry or
empty;
to
remove
surface
water,
as from
streets,
by
gutters,
etc.; to
deprive
of
moisture;
hence,
to
exhaust;
to empty of
wealth,
resources,
or the like; as, to drain a
country
of its
specie..
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