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Definition of spare
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 spare is as below...
Spare (a.) To use
frugally
or
stintingly,
as that which is
scarce
or
valuable;
to
retain
or keep
unused;
to
save..
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Spare
::
Spare (v. t.)
Sparing;
frugal;
parsimonious;
chary.
Pinch
::
Pinch (v. i.) To
spare;
to be
niggardly;
to be
covetous.
Hyalotype
::
Hyalotype
(n.) A
photographic
picture
copied
from the
negative
on
glass;
a
photographic
transparency.
Benzamide
::
Benzamide
(n.) A
transparent
crystalline
substance,
C6H5.CO.NH2,
obtained
by the
action
of
ammonia
upon
chloride
of
benzoyl,
as also by
several
other
reactions
with
benzoyl
compounds..
Isinglass
::
Isinglass
(n.) A
semitransparent,
whitish,
and very pure from of
gelatin,
chiefly
prepared
from the
sounds
or air
bladders
of
various
species
of
sturgeons
(as the
Acipenser
huso) found in the of
Western
Russia.
It used for
making
jellies,
as a
clarifier,
etc.
Cheaper
forms of
gelatin
are not
unfrequently
so
called.
Called
also fish
glue..
Print
::
Print (n.) A
photographic
copy, or
positive
picture,
on
prepared
paper,
as from a
negative,
or from a
drawing
on
transparent
paper..
Crizzel
::
Crizzel
(n.) A kind of
roughness
on the
surface
of
glass,
which
clouds
its
transparency..
Clarify
::
Clarify
(v. i.) To grow or
become
clear or
transparent;
to
become
free from
feculent
impurities,
as wine or other
liquid
under
clarification..
Transpare
::
Transpare
(v. t. & i.) To be, or cause to be,
transparent;
to
appear,
or cause to
appear,
or be seen,
through
something..
Transparencies
::
Transparencies
(pl. ) of
Transparenc.
Pellucidness
::
Pellucidness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
pellucid;
transparency;
translucency;
clearness;
as, the
pellucidity
of the air..
Prism
::
Prism (n.) A
transparent
body, with
usually
three
rectangular
plane faces or
sides,
and two equal and
parallel
triangular
ends or
bases;
-- used in
experiments
on
refraction,
dispersion,
etc..
Sarcolemma
::
Sarcolemma
(n.) The very thin
transparent
and
apparently
homogeneous
sheath
which
incloses
a
striated
muscular
fiber;
the
myolemma.
Opaque
::
Opaque
(a.)
Impervious
to the rays of
light;
not
transparent;
as, an
opaque
substance..
Hyalescence
::
Hyalescence
(n.) The
process
of
becoming,
or the state of
being,
transparent
like
glass..
Semipellucidity
::
Semipellucidity
(n.) The
qualiti
or state of being
imperfectly
transparent.
Cicada
::
Cicada
(n.) Any
species
of the genus
Cicada.
They are large
hemipterous
insects,
with
nearly
transparent
wings.
The male makes a
shrill
sound by
peculiar
organs
in the under side of the
abdomen,
consisting
of a pair of
stretched
membranes,
acted upon by
powerful
muscles.
A noted
American
species
(C.
septendecim)
is
called
the
seventeen
year
locust.
Another
common
species
is the
dogday
cicada..
Glass-crab
::
Glass-crab
(n.) The
larval
state
(Phyllosoma)
of the genus
Palinurus
and
allied
genera.
It is
remarkable
for its
strange
outlines,
thinness,
and
transparency.
See
Phyllosoma..
Arrowworm
::
Arrowworm
(n.) A
peculiar
transparent
worm of the genus
Sagitta,
living
at the
surface
of the sea. See
Sagitta..
Liquid
::
Liquid
(a.) Fluid and
transparent;
as, the
liquid
air..
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