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Definition of below
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Below
(prep.)
Unworthy
of;
unbefitting;
beneath.
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Esquire
::
Esquire
(n.)
Originally,
a
shield-bearer
or
armor-bearer,
an
attendant
on a
knight;
in
modern
times,
a title of
dignity
next in
degree
below
knight
and above
gentleman;
also, a title of
office
and
courtesy;
-- often
shortened
to
squire..
Commonalty
::
Commonalty
(n.) The
common
people;
those
classes
and
conditions
of
people
who are below the rank of
nobility;
the
commons.
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..
Plurality
::
Plurality
(n.) See
Plurality
of
benefices,
below..
Understatement
::
Understatement
(n.) The act of
understating,
or the
condition
of being
understated;
that which is
understated;
a
statement
below the
truth..
Tromp
::
Tromp (n.) A
blowing
apparatus,
in which air, drawn into the upper part of a
vertical
tube
through
side holes by a
stream
of water
within,
is
carried
down with the water into a box or
chamber
below which it is led to a
furnace..
Denominator
::
Denominator
(n.) That part of any
expression
under a
fractional
form which is
situated
below the
horizontal
line
signifying
division.
Lacasterian
::
Lacasterian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
monitorial
system
of
instruction
followed
by
Joseph
Lancaster,
of
England,
in which
advanced
pupils
in a
school
teach
pupils
below
them..
Underbrace
::
Underbrace
(v. t.) To
brace,
fasten,
or bind
underneath
or
below..
Dib
::
Dib (n.) One of the small bones in the knee
joints
of sheep
uniting
the bones above and below the
joints.
Run
::
Run (v. i.) To
encounter
or
incur,
as a
danger
or risk; as, to run the risk of
losing
one's life. See To run the
chances,
below..
Subcostal
::
Subcostal
(a.)
Situated
below the
costas,
or ribs; as, the
subcostal
muscles..
Internuncio
::
Internuncio
(n.) A
representative,
or
charge
d'affaires,
of the pope at a
foreign
court or seat of
government,
ranking
next below a
nuncio..
Horse
::
Horse (n.) A
hoofed
quadruped
of the genus
Equus;
especially,
the
domestic
horse (E.
caballus),
which was
domesticated
in Egypt and Asia at a very early
period.
It has six broad
molars,
on each side of each jaw, with six
incisors,
and two
canine
teeth,
both above and
below.
The mares
usually
have the
canine
teeth
rudimentary
or
wanting.
The horse
differs
from the true
asses,
in
having
a long,
flowing
mane, and the tail bushy to the base.
Unlike
the asses it has
callosities,
or
chestnuts,
on all
Triforium
::
Triforium
(n.) The
gallery
or open space
between
the
vaulting
and the roof of the
aisles
of a
church,
often
forming
a rich
arcade
in the
interior
of the
church,
above the nave
arches
and below the
clearstory
windows..
Scallop
::
Scallop
(n.) To bake in
scallop
shells
or
dishes;
to
prepare
with
crumbs
of bread or
cracker,
and bake. See
Scalloped
oysters,
below..
Least
::
Least
(adv.)
In the
smallest
or
lowest
degree;
in a
degree
below all
others;
as, to
reward
those who least
deserve
it..
Pair
::
Pair (v. i.) Same as To pair off. See
phrase
below.
Cheek
::
Cheek (n.) The side of the face below the eye.
Dugway
::
Dugway
(n.) A way or road dug
through
a hill, or sunk below the
surface
of the
land..
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