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Definition of below
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Below
(prep.)
Under,
or lower in
place;
beneath
not so high; as, below the moon; below the
knee..
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Cat
::
Cat (n.) A cat o' nine
tails.
See
below.
Beneath
::
Beneath
(adv.)
Below,
as
opposed
to
heaven,
or to any
superior
region
or
position;
as, in earth
beneath..
Whittle
::
Whittle
(n.) Same as
Whittle
shawl,
below..
Hypocarpogean
::
Hypocarpogean
(a.)
Producing
fruit below the
ground.
Postero
::
Postero
() - (/). A
combining
form
meaning
posterior,
back; as,
postero-inferior,
situated
back and
below;
postero-lateral,
situated
back and at the
side..
Subordinated
::
Subordinate
(n.) One who
stands
in order or rank below
another;
--
distinguished
from a
principal.
Depression
::
Depression
(n.) The
angular
distance
of a
celestial
object
below the
horizon.
Below
::
Below
(prep.)
Under,
or lower in
place;
beneath
not so high; as, below the moon; below the
knee..
Marquis
::
Marquis
(n.) A
nobleman
in
England,
France,
and
Germany,
of a rank next below that of duke.
Originally,
the
marquis
was an
officer
whose duty was to guard the
marches
or
frontiers
of the
kingdom.
The
office
has
ceased,
and the name is now a mere title
conferred
by
patent..
Appeal
::
Appeal
(v. t.) To make
application
for the
removal
of (a
cause)
from an
inferior
to a
superior
judge or court for a
rehearing
or
review
on
account
of
alleged
injustice
or
illegality
in the trial
below.
We say, the cause was
appealed
from an
inferior
court..
Master
::
Master
(n.) The
commander
of a
merchant
vessel;
--
usually
called
captain.
Also, a
commissioned
officer
in the navy
ranking
next above
ensign
and below
lieutenant;
formerly,
an
officer
on a
man-of-war
who had
immediate
charge,
under the
commander,
of
sailing
the
vessel..
Greave
::
Greave
(n.) Armor for the leg below the knee; --
usually
in the
plural.
Calf
::
Calf (n.) The
fleshy
hinder
part of the leg below the knee.
Cucumber
::
Cucumber
(n.) A
creeping
plant,
and its
fruit,
of
several
species
of the genus
Cucumis,
esp.
Cucumis
sativus,
the
unripe
fruit of which is eaten
either
fresh or
picked.
Also,
similar
plants
or
fruits
of
several
other
genera.
See
below..
Subaquaneous
::
Subapical
(a.) Being under the apex; of or
pertaining
to the part just below the apex.
Suborder
::
Suborbitar
(a.)
Situated
under or below the
orbit.
Hypanthium
::
Hypanthium
(n.) A fruit
consisting
in large part of a
receptacle,
enlarged
below the
calyx,
as in the
Calycanthus,
the rose hip, and the
pear..
Brigadier General
::
Brigadier
general
() An
officer
in rank next above a
colonel,
and below a major
general.
He
commands
a
brigade,
and is
sometimes
called,
by a
shortening
of his
title,
simple
a
brigadier..
Robin
::
Robin (n.) Any one of
several
Asiatic
birds;
as, the
Indian
robins.
See
Indian
robin,
below..
Sugar
::
Sugar (n.) A sweet white (or
brownish
yellow)
crystalline
substance,
of a sandy or
granular
consistency,
obtained
by
crystallizing
the
evaporated
juice of
certain
plants,
as the sugar cane,
sorghum,
beet root, sugar
maple,
etc. It is used for
seasoning
and
preserving
many kinds of food and
drink.
Ordinary
sugar is
essentially
sucrose.
See the Note
below..
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