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Definition of below
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Below
(adv.)
In court or
tribunal
of
inferior
jurisdiction;
as, at the trial
below..
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Out
::
Out (a.) In its
original
and
strict
sense,
out means from the
interior
of
something;
beyond
the
limits
or
boundary
of
somethings;
in a
position
or
relation
which is
exterior
to
something;
--
opposed
to in or into. The
something
may be
expressed
after of, from, etc. (see Out of,
below);
or, if not
expressed,
it is
implied;
as, he is out; or, he is out of the
house,
office,
business,
etc.; he came out; or, he came out from the ship,
meeting,
sect,
party,
etc..
Careen
::
Careen
(v. t.) To cause (a
vessel)
to lean over so that she
floats
on one side,
leaving
the other side out of water and
accessible
for
repairs
below the water line; to case to be off the
keel..
Underpraise
::
Underpraise
(v. t.) To
praise
below
desert.
Petticoat
::
Petticoat
(n.) A loose
under-garment
worn by
women,
and
covering
the body below the
waist..
Depression
::
Depression
(n.) A
falling
in of the
surface;
a
sinking
below its true
place;
a
cavity
or
hollow;
as,
roughness
consists
in
little
protuberances
and
depressions..
Subaltern
::
Subalpine
(a.)
Inhabiting
the
somewhat
high
slopes
and
summits
of
mountains,
but
considerably
below the snow
line..
Intraaxillary
::
Intraaxillary
(a.)
Situated
below the point where a leaf joins the stem.
Chain Pump
::
Chain pump () A pump
consisting
of an
endless
chain,
running
over a drum or wheel by which it is
moved,
and
dipping
below the water to be
raised.
The chain has at
intervals
disks or lifts which fit the tube
through
which the
ascending
part
passes
and carry the water to the point of
discharge..
Ratchet
::
Ratchet
(n.) A
mechanism
composed
of a
ratchet
wheel,
or
ratch,
and pawl. See
Ratchet
wheel,
below,
and 2d
Ratch..
Meter
::
Meter (n.) A line above or below a
hanging
net, to which the net is
attached
in order to
strengthen
it..
Underground
::
Underground
(a.) Being below the
surface
of the
ground;
as, an
underground
story or
apartment..
Major General
::
Major
general
() An
officer
of the army
holding
a rank next above that of
brigadier
general
and next below that of
lieutenant
general,
and who
usually
commands
a
division
or a
corps..
Countersink
::
Countersink
(v. t.) To cause to sink even with or below the
surface;
as, to
countersink
a screw or bolt into
woodwork..
Radical
::
Radical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a radix or root; as, a
radical
quantity;
a
radical
sign. See
below..
Superior
::
Superior
(a.) Above the
ovary;
-- said of parts of the
flower
which,
although
normally
below the
ovary,
adhere
to it, and so
appear
to
originate
from its upper part; also of an ovary when the other
floral
organs
are
plainly
below it in
position,
and free from it..
Ride
::
Ride (v. i.) To be borne in a
carriage;
as, to ride in a
coach,
in a car, and the like. See
Synonym,
below..
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..
Knight
::
Knight
(n.) One on whom
knighthood,
a
dignity
next below that of
baronet,
is
conferred
by the
sovereign,
entitling
him to be
addressed
as Sir; as, Sir
John..
Block
::
Block (v. t.) A
section
of a
railroad
where the block
system
is used. See Block
system,
below..
Gum
::
Gum (n.) See Gum tree,
below..
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