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Definition of stand
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Stand (v. t.) To
resist,
without
yielding
or
receding;
to
withstand..
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Torus
::
Torus (n.) The
receptacle,
or part of the
flower
on which the
carpels
stand..
Headless
::
Headless
(a.)
Destitute
of
understanding
or
prudence;
foolish;
rash;
obstinate.
D
::
D () As a
numeral
D
stands
for 500. in this use it is not the
initial
of any word, or even
strictly
a
letter,
but one half of the sign / (or / ) the
original
Tuscan
numeral
for
1000..
Standard
::
Standard
(n.) That which is
established
as a rule or model by
authority,
custom,
or
general
consent;
criterion;
test..
Universalist
::
Universalist
(n.) One who
affects
to
understand
all the
particulars
in
statements
or
propositions.
Catcher
::
Catcher
(n.) The
player
who
stands
behind
the
batsman
to catch the ball.
Take
::
Take (v. t.) To
admit,
as,
something
presented
to the mind; not to
dispute;
to
allow;
to
accept;
to
receive
in
thought;
to
entertain
in
opinion;
to
understand;
to
interpret;
to
regard
or look upon; to
consider;
to
suppose;
as, to take a thing for
granted;
this I take to be man's
motive;
to take men for
spies..
Gainstrive
::
Gainstrive
(v. t. & i.) To
strive
or
struggle
against;
to
withstand.
Dull
::
Dull
(superl.)
Slow of
understanding;
wanting
readiness
of
apprehension;
stupid;
doltish;
blockish.
Grand
::
Grand
(superl.)
Standing
in the
second
or some more
remote
degree
of
parentage
or
descent;
--
generalIy
used in
composition;
as,
grandfather,
grandson,
grandchild,
etc..
Sigla
::
Sigla (n. pl.) The
signs,
abbreviations,
letters,
or
characters
standing
for
words,
shorthand,
etc., in
ancient
manuscripts,
or on
coins,
medals,
etc..
Cad
::
Cad (n.) A
person
who
stands
at the door of an
omnibus
to open and shut it, and to
receive
fares;
an idle
hanger-on
about
innyards..
Stand
::
Stand (n.) To
continue
upright
in a
certain
locality,
as a tree fixed by the
roots,
or a
building
resting
on its
foundation..
Stand
::
Stand (n.) To
appear
in
court.
Cathetometer
::
Cathetometer
(n.) An
instrument
for the
accurate
measurement
of small
differences
of
height;
esp. of the
differences
in the
height
of the upper
surfaces
of two
columns
of
mercury
or other
fluid,
or of the same
column
at
different
times.
It
consists
of a
telescopic
leveling
apparatus
(d), which
slides
up or down a
perpendicular
metallic
standard
very
finely
graduated
(bb). The
telescope
is
raised
or
depressed
in order to sight the
objects
or
surfaces,
and the
differences
in
vertical
height
are th
Stabling
::
Stable
stand () The
position
of a man who is found at his
standing
in the
forest,
with a
crossbow
or a
longbow
bent, ready to shoot at a deer, or close by a tree with
greyhounds
in a leash ready to slip; -- one of the four
presumptions
that a man
intends
stealing
the
king's
deer..
Over
::
Over
(prep.)
Above,
implying
superiority
after a
contest;
in spite of;
notwithstanding;
as, he
triumphed
over
difficulties;
the bill was
passed
over the
veto..
Psycho-
::
Psycho-
() A
combining
form from Gr.
psychh`
the soul, the mind, the
understanding;
as,
psychology..
Still
::
Still
(adv.)
Motionless;
at rest;
quiet;
as, to stand
still;
to lie or sit
still..
Banquette
::
Banquette
(n.) A
raised
way or foot bank,
running
along the
inside
of a
parapet,
on which
musketeers
stand to fire upon the
enemy..
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