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Definition of stile
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Stilbite
(n.) A
common
mineral
of the
zeolite
family,
a
hydrous
silicate
of
alumina
and lime,
usually
occurring
in
sheaflike
aggregations
of
crystals,
also in
radiated
masses.
It is of a white or
yellowish
color,
with
pearly
luster
on the
cleavage
surface.
Called
also
desmine..
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Infectious
::
Infectious
(a.)
Having
qualities
that may
infect;
communicable
or
caused
by
infection;
pestilential;
epidemic;
as, an
infectious
fever;
infectious
clothing;
infectious
air;
infectious
vices..
Plagueful
::
Plagueful
(a.)
Abounding,
or
infecting,
with
plagues;
pestilential;
as,
plagueful
exhalations..
Posttiller
::
Posttiller
(n.) See
Postiler.
Encounter
::
Encounter
(v. t.) A
meeting,
with
hostile
purpose;
hence,
a
combat;
a
battle;
as, a
bloody
encounter..
Saffron
::
Saffron
(n.) The
aromatic,
pungent,
dried
stigmas,
usually
with part of the
stile,
of the
Crocus
sativus.
Saffron
is used in
cookery,
and in
coloring
confectionery,
liquors,
varnishes,
etc., and was
formerly
much used in
medicine..
Hostile
::
Hostile
(a.)
Belonging
or
appropriate
to an
enemy;
showing
the
disposition
of an
enemy;
showing
ill will and
malevolence,
or a
desire
to
thwart
and
injure;
occupied
by an enemy or
enemies;
inimical;
unfriendly;
as, a
hostile
force;
hostile
intentions;
a
hostile
country;
hostile
to a
sudden
change..
Eruption
::
Eruption
(n.) The act of
breaking
out or
bursting
forth;
as: (a) A
violent
throwing
out of
flames,
lava, etc., as from a
volcano
of a
fissure
in the
earth's
crust.
(b) A
sudden
and
overwhelming
hostile
movement
of armed men from one
country
to
another.
Milton.
(c) A
violent
commotion..
Alphonsine
::
Alphonsine
(a.) Of or
relating
to
Alphonso
X., the Wise, King of
Castile
(1252-1284)..
Qualm
::
Qualm (n.)
Sickness;
disease;
pestilence;
death.
Stiletto
::
Stiletto
(n.) A kind of
dagger
with a
slender,
rounded,
and
pointed
blade..
Invade
::
Invade
(v. t.) To enter with
hostile
intentions;
to enter with a view to
conquest
or
plunder;
to make an
irruption
into; to
attack;
as, the
Romans
invaded
Great
Britain..
Pestiferous
::
Pestiferous
(a.)
Pest-bearing;
pestilential;
noxious
to
health;
malignant;
infectious;
contagious;
as,
pestiferous
bodies..
Pest
::
Pest (n.) A fatal
epidemic
disease;
a
pestilence;
specif.,
the
plague..
Turnstile
::
Turnstile
(n.) A
revolving
frame in a
footpath,
preventing
the
passage
of
horses
or
cattle,
but
admitting
that of
persons;
a
turnpike.
See
Turnpike,
n., 1..
Hostilize
::
Hostilize
(v. t.) To make
hostile;
to cause to
become
an
enemy.
Postiler
::
Postiler
(n.) One who
writers
marginal
notes;
one who
illustrates
the text of a book by notes in the
margin.
Turnstile
::
Turnstile
(n.) A
similar
arrangement
for
registering
the
number
of
persons
passing
through
a
gateway,
doorway,
or the
like..
Stiletto
::
Stilettos
(pl. ) of
Stilett.
Poison
::
Poison
(n.) Any agent
which,
when
introduced
into the
animal
organism,
is
capable
of
producing
a
morbid,
noxious,
or
deadly
effect
upon it; as,
morphine
is a
deadly
poison;
the
poison
of
pestilential
diseases..
Inimicality
::
Inimicality
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
inimical
or
hostile;
hostility;
unfriendliness.
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