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Definition of stage
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of stage is as below...
Stage (n.) One of
several
marked
phases
or
periods
in the
development
and
growth
of many
animals
and
plants;
as, the
larval
stage;
pupa
stage;
zoea
stage..
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Actor
::
Actor (n.) A
theatrical
performer;
a
stageplayer.
Boot
::
Boot (n.) A place for
baggage
at
either
end of an
old-fashioned
stagecoach.
Frank
::
Frank (v. t.) To
extempt
from
charge
for
postage,
as a
letter,
package,
or
packet,
etc..
Retrogression
::
Retrogression
(n.)
Backward
development;
a
passing
from a
higher
to a lower state of
organization
or
structure,
as when an
animal,
approaching
maturity,
becomes
less
highly
organized
than would be
expected
from its
earlier
stages
or known
relationship.
Called
also
retrograde
development,
and
regressive
metamorphism..
Acephalocyst
::
Acephalocyst
(n.) A
larval
entozoon
in the form of a
subglobular
or oval
vesicle,
or
hydatid,
filled
with
fluid,
sometimes
found in the
tissues
of man and the lower
animals;
-- so
called
from the
absence
of a head or
visible
organs
on the
vesicle.
These cysts are the
immature
stages
of
certain
tapeworms.
Also
applied
to
similar
cysts of
different
origin..
Prepay
::
Prepay
(v. t.) To pay in
advance,
or
beforehand;
as, to
prepay
postage..
Acinetae
::
Acinetae
(n. pl.) A group of
suctorial
Infusoria,
which in the adult stage are
stationary.
See
Suctoria..
Aborted
::
Aborted
(a.)
Rendered
abortive
or
sterile;
undeveloped;
checked
in
normal
development
at a very early
stage;
as,
spines
are
aborted
branches..
Frank
::
Frank (a.) The
privilege
of
sending
letters
or other mail
matter,
free of
postage,
or
without
charge;
also, the sign, mark, or
signature
denoting
that a
letter
or other mail
matter
is to free of
postage..
Line
::
Line (n.) A
connected
series
of
public
conveyances,
and
hence,
an
established
arrangement
for
forwarding
merchandise,
etc.; as, a line of
stages;
an
express
line..
Degree
::
Degree
(n.) One of a
series
of
progressive
steps
upward
or
downward,
in
quality,
rank,
acquirement,
and the like; a stage in
progression;
grade;
gradation;
as,
degrees
of vice and
virtue;
to
advance
by slow
degrees;
degree
of
comparison..
Prodromal
::
Prodromal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
prodromes;
as, the
prodromal
stage of a
disease..
Act
::
Act (v. t.) To
perform,
as an
actor;
to
represent
dramatically
on the
stage..
Troop
::
Troop (n.) A
company
of
stageplayers;
a
troupe.
Incipient
::
Incipient
(a.)
Beginning
to be, or to show
itself;
commencing;
initial;
as, the
incipient
stage of a
fever;
incipient
light of day..
Postpaid
::
Postpaid
(a.)
Having
the
postage
prepaid,
as a
letter..
Chorion
::
Chorion
(n.) The outer
membrane
which
invests
the fetus in the womb; also, the
similar
membrane
investing
many ova at
certain
stages
of
development..
Mountebank
::
Mountebank
(n.) One who
mounts
a bench or stage in the
market
or other
public
place,
boasts
of his skill in
curing
diseases,
and vends
medicines
which he
pretends
are
infalliable
remedies;
a quack
doctor..
Gag
::
Gag (n.) A
speech
or
phrase
interpolated
offhand
by an actor on the stage in his part as
written,
usually
consisting
of some
seasonable
or local
allusion..
Borrow
::
Borrow
(n.)
Something
deposited
as
security;
a
pledge;
a
surety;
a
hostage.
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