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Definition of below
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Below
(prep.)
Inferior
to in rank,
excellence,
dignity,
value,
amount,
price,
etc.; lower in
quality..
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Foresleeve
::
Foresleeve
(n.) The
sleeve
below the
elbow.
Hypocarpogean
::
Hypocarpogean
(a.)
Producing
fruit below the
ground.
Cellar
::
Cellar
(n.) A room or rooms under a
building,
and
usually
below the
surface
of the
ground,
where
provisions
and other
stores
are
kept..
Chin
::
Chin (n.) The lower
extremity
of the face below the
mouth;
the point of the under jaw.
Tartarus
::
Tartarus
(n.) The
infernal
regions,
described
in the Iliad as
situated
as far below Hades as
heaven
is above the
earth,
and by later
writers
as the place of
punishment
for the
spirits
of the
wicked.
By the later
poets,
also, the name is often used
synonymously
with
Hades,
or the Lower World in
general..
General
::
General
(a.) One of the chief
military
officers
of a
government
or
country;
the
commander
of an army, of a body of men not less than a
brigade.
In
European
armies,
the
highest
military
rank next below field
marshal..
Infra-axillary
::
Infra-axillary
(a.)
Situated
below the axil, as a bud..
Shingle
::
Shingle
(n.) A piece of wood sawed or rived thin and
small,
with one end
thinner
than the
other,
-- used in
covering
buildings,
especially
roofs,
the thick ends of one row
overlapping
the thin ends of the row
below..
Gill
::
Gill (n.) The
fleshy
flap that hangs below the beak of a fowl; a
wattle.
Underfoot
::
Underfoot
(adv.)
Under the feet;
underneath;
below.
See Under foot, under Foot, n..
Bulb
::
Bulb (n.) A
spheroidal
body
growing
from a plant
either
above or below the
ground
(usually
below),
which is
strictly
a bud,
consisting
of a
cluster
of
partially
developed
leaves,
and
producing,
as it
grows,
a stem
above,
and roots
below,
as in the
onion,
tulip,
etc. It
differs
from a corm in not being
solid..
Rose
::
Rose (n.) A
diamond.
See Rose
diamond,
below..
Tussock
::
Tussock
(n.) Same as
Tussock
grass,
below..
Rosary
::
Rosary
(n.) A
series
of
prayers
(see Note
below)
arranged
to be
recited
in
order,
on
beads;
also, a
string
of beads by which the
prayers
are
counted..
Lieutenant
::
Lieutenant
(n.) A
commissioned
officer
in the
British
navy, in rank next below a
commander..
Mate
::
Mate (n.) An
officer
in a
merchant
vessel
ranking
next below the
captain.
If there are more than one
bearing
the
title,
they are
called,
respectively,
first mate,
second
mate, third mate, etc. In the navy, a
subordinate
officer
or
assistant;
as,
master's
mate;
surgeon's
mate..
Chausses
::
Chausses
(n. pl.) The
garment
for the legs and feet and for the body below the
waist,
worn in
Europe
throughout
the
Middle
Ages;
applied
also to the armor for the same
parts,
when
fixible,
as of chain
mail..
Arc
::
Arc (n.) The
apparent
arc
described,
above or below the
horizon,
by the sun or other
celestial
body. The
diurnal
arc is
described
during
the
daytime,
the
nocturnal
arc
during
the
night..
Tunic
::
Tunic (n.) An
under-garment
worn by the
ancient
Romans
of both
sexes.
It was made with or
without
sleeves,
reached
to or below the
knees,
and was
confined
at the waist by a
girdle..
Cabbage
::
Cabbage
(n.) The
cabbage
palmetto.
See
below.
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