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Definition of belonging
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Belonging
(n.) That which
belongs
to one; that which
pertains
to one;
hence,
goods or
effects..
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Monorganic
::
Monorganic
(a.)
Belonging
to, or
affecting,
a
single
organ,
or set of
organs..
Tetrodon
::
Tetrodon
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
plectognath
fishes
belonging
to
Tetrodon
and
allied
genera.
Each jaw is
furnished
with two
large,
thick,
beaklike,
bony
teeth..
Ovular
::
Ovular
(a.)
Relating
or
belonging
to an
ovule;
as, an
ovular
growth..
Extraneous
::
Extraneous
(a.) Not
belonging
to, or
dependent
upon, a
thing;
without
or
beyond
a
thing;
not
essential
or
intrinsic;
foreign;
as, to
separate
gold from
extraneous
matter..
Hexactinellid
::
Hexactinellid
(a.)
Having
six-rayed
spicules;
belonging
to the
Hexactinellinae.
Academical
::
Academical
(a.)
Belonging
to an
academy
or other
higher
institution
of
learning;
scholarly;
literary
or
classical,
in
distinction
from
scientific..
Quail
::
Quail (n.) Any
gallinaceous
bird
belonging
to
Coturnix
and
several
allied
genera
of the Old
World,
especially
the
common
European
quail (C.
communis),
the rain quail (C.
Coromandelica)
of
India,
the
stubble
quail (C.
pectoralis),
and the
Australian
swamp quail
(Synoicus
australis)..
Volitional
::
Volitional
(a.)
Belonging
or
relating
to
volition.
Buxeous
::
Buxeous
(a.)
Belonging
to the box tree.
Passeriform
::
Passeriform
(a.) Like or
belonging
to the
Passeres.
Postal
::
Postal
(a.)
Belonging
to the post
office
or mail
service;
as,
postal
arrangements;
postal
authorities..
Diallyl
::
Diallyl
(n.) A
volatile,
pungent,
liquid
hydrocarbon,
C6H10,
consisting
of two allyl
radicals,
and
belonging
to the
acetylene
series..
Volvox
::
Volvox
(n.) A genus of
minute,
pale-green,
globular,
organisms,
about one
fiftieth
of an inch in
diameter,
found
rolling
through
water,
the
motion
being
produced
by
minute
colorless
cilia.
It has been
considered
as
belonging
to the
flagellate
Infusoria,
but is now
referred
to the
vegetable
kingdom,
and each
globule
is
considered
a
colony
of many
individuals.
The
commonest
species
is
Volvox
globator,
often
called
globe
animalcule..
Antimony
::
Antimony
(n.) An
elementary
substance,
resembling
a metal in its
appearance
and
physical
properties,
but in its
chemical
relations
belonging
to the class of
nonmetallic
substances.
Atomic
weight,
120.
Symbol,
Sb..
Particular
::
Particular
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
single
person,
class,
or
thing;
belonging
to one only; not
general;
not
common;
hence,
personal;
peculiar;
singular..
Independent
::
Independent
(a.)
Belonging
or
pertaining
to, or
holding
to the
doctrines
or
methods
of, the
Independents..
Fritillary
::
Fritillary
(n.) One of
several
species
of
butterflies
belonging
to
Argynnis
and
allied
genera;
-- so
called
because
the
coloring
of their wings
resembles
that of the
common
Fritillaria.
See
Aphrodite.
Courtly
::
Courtly
(a.)
Relating
or
belonging
to a
court.
Aplacental
::
Aplacental
(a.)
Belonging
to the
Aplacentata;
without
placenta.
Starfish
::
Starfish
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
echinoderms
belonging
to the class
Asterioidea,
in which the body is
star-shaped
and
usually
has five rays,
though
the
number
of rays
varies
from five to forty or more. The rays are often long, but are
sometimes
so short as to
appear
only as
angles
to the
disklike
body.
Called
also sea star,
five-finger,
and
stellerid..
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