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Definition of stand
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Stand (n.) To
maintain
one's
ground;
to be
acquitted;
not to fail or
yield;
to be safe.
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Sterling
::
Sterling
(n.) Any
English
coin of
standard
value;
coined
money.
Stannic
::
Stannel
(n.) The
kestrel;
--
called
also
standgale,
standgall,
stanchel,
stand hawk,
stannel
hawk,
steingale,
stonegall..
Back
::
Back (v. i.) To stand still
behind
another
dog which has
pointed;
-- said of a dog.
Stand
::
Stand (v. i.) A
raised
platform
or
station
where a race or other
outdoor
spectacle
may be
viewed;
as, the
judge's
or the grand stand at a race
course..
Stetted
::
Stet
(subj.
3d pers.
sing.)
Let it
stand;
-- a word used by proof
readers
to
signify
that
something
once
erased,
or
marked
for
omission,
is to
remain..
Regulator
::
Regulator
(n.) A
clock,
or other
timepiece,
used as a
standard
of
correct
time. See
Astronomical
clock (a), under
Clock..
Harlequin
::
Harlequin
(n.) A
buffoon,
dressed
in
party-colored
clothes,
who plays
tricks,
often
without
speaking,
to
divert
the
bystanders
or an
audience;
a
merry-andrew;
originally,
a droll rogue of
Italian
comedy..
Expand
::
Expand
(v. t.) To cause the
particles
or parts of to
spread
themselves
or stand
apart,
thus
increasing
bulk
without
addition
of
substance;
to make to
occupy
more
space;
to
dilate;
to
distend;
to
extend
every way; to
enlarge;
--
opposed
to
contract;
as, to
expand
the
chest;
heat
expands
all
bodies;
to
expand
the
sphere
of
benevolence..
Heresy
::
Heresy
(n.)
Religious
opinion
opposed
to the
authorized
doctrinal
standards
of any
particular
church,
especially
when
tending
to
promote
schism
or
separation;
lack of
orthodox
or sound
belief;
rejection
of, or
erroneous
belief
in
regard
to, some
fundamental
religious
doctrine
or
truth;
heterodoxy..
Canterbury
::
Canterbury
(n.) A stand with
divisions
in it for
holding
music,
loose
papers,
etc..
Explicative
::
Explicative
(a.)
Serving
to
unfold
or
explain;
tending
to lay open to the
understanding;
explanatory.
Strict
::
Strict
(a.)
Rigidly;
interpreted;
exactly
limited;
confined;
restricted;
as, to
understand
words in a
strict
sense..
Cisatlantic
::
Cisatlantic
(a.) On this side of the
Atlantic
Ocean;
-- used of the
eastern
or the
western
side,
according
to the
standpoint
of the
writer..
Regular
::
Regular
(a.) A
soldier
belonging
to a
permanent
or
standing
army; --
chiefly
used in the
plural.
Underget
::
Underget
(v. t.) To get under or
beneath;
also, to
understand..
Uncircumstandtial
::
Uncircumstandtial
(a.) Not
circumstantial;
not
entering
into
minute
particulars.
Ciborium
::
Ciborium
(n.) A
canopy
usually
standing
free and
supported
on four
columns,
covering
the high
altar,
or, very
rarely,
a
secondary
altar..
Incomprehension
::
Incomprehension
(n.) Want of
comprehension
or
understanding.
Barker
::
Barker
(n.) One who
stands
at the doors of shops to urg/
passers
by to make
purchases.
Regent
::
Regent
(a.) A
resident
master
of arts of less than five
years'
standing,
or a
doctor
of less than twwo. They were
formerly
privileged
to
lecture
in the
schools..
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