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Definition of stud
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Stud (n.) A kind of nail with a large head, used
chiefly
for
ornament;
an
ornamental
knob; a
boss..
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Philister
::
Philister
(n.) A
Philistine;
-- a cant name given to
townsmen
by
students
in
German
universities.
Beadle
::
Beadle
(v.) An
officer
in a
university,
who
precedes
public
processions
of
officers
and
students..
Catalogue
::
Catalogue
(n.) A list or
enumeration
of
names,
or
articles
arranged
methodically,
often in
alphabetical
order;
as, a
catalogue
of the
students
of a
college,
or of
books,
or of the
stars..
Symbolics
::
Symbolics
(n.) The study of
ancient
symbol.
Bestudded
::
Bestudded
(imp. & p. p.) of
Bestu.
University
::
University
(n.) An
institution
organized
and
incorporated
for the
purpose
of
imparting
instruction,
examining
students,
and
otherwise
promoting
education
in the
higher
branches
of
literature,
science,
art, etc.,
empowered
to
confer
degrees
in the
several
arts and
faculties,
as in
theology,
law,
medicine,
music,
etc. A
university
may exist
without
having
any
college
connected
with it, or it may
consist
of but one
college,
or it may
comprise
an
assemblage
of
colleges
established
in any
place,
with
Studbook
::
Stud (v. t.) To set with
detached
ornaments
or
prominent
objects;
to set
thickly,
as with
studs..
Detur
::
Detur (n.) A
present
of books given to a
meritorious
undergraduate
student
as a
prize.
Ethologist
::
Ethologist
(n.) One who
studies
or
writes
upon
ethology.
Lesson
::
Lesson
(n.) An
exercise;
a
composition
serving
an
educational
purpose;
a
study.
Etude
::
Etude (n.) A
study;
an
exercise;
a piece for
practice
of some
special
point of
technical
execution.
Curriculum
::
Curriculum
(n.) A
course;
particularly,
a
specified
fixed
course
of
study,
as in a
university..
Refer
::
Refer (v. t.)
Hence:
To send or
direct
away; to send or
direct
elsewhere,
as for
treatment,
aid,
information,
decision,
etc.; to make over, or pass over, to
another;
as, to refer a
student
to an
author;
to refer a
beggar
to an
officer;
to refer a bill to a
committee;
a court
refers
a
matter
of fact to a
commissioner
for
investigation,
or
refers
a
question
of law to a
superior
tribunal..
Potance
::
Potance
(n.) The stud in which the
bearing
for the lower pivot of the verge is made.
Study
::
Study (v. i.) A
setting
of the mind or
thoughts
upon a
subject;
hence,
application
of mind to
books,
arts, or
science,
or to any
subject,
for the
purpose
of
acquiring
knowledge..
Muse
::
Muse (n.)
Contemplation
which
abstracts
the mind from
passing
scenes;
absorbing
thought;
hence,
absence
of mind; a brown
study..
Liberal
::
Liberal
(a.) Free by
birth;
hence,
befitting
a
freeman
or
gentleman;
refined;
noble;
independent;
free; not
servile
or mean; as, a
liberal
ancestry;
a
liberal
spirit;
liberal
arts or
studies..
Bestudding
::
Bestudding
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Bestu.
Testudinated
::
Testudinated
(a.)
Resembling
a
tortoise
shell in
appearance
or
structure;
roofed;
arched;
vaulted.
Embryology
::
Embryology
(n.) The
science
which
relates
to the
formation
and
development
of the
embryo
in
animals
and
plants;
a study of the
gradual
development
of the ovum until it
reaches
the adult
stage.
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