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Definition of summit
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Summist
(n.) One who sums up; one who forms an
abridgment
or
summary.
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Endogen
::
Endogen
(n.) A plant which
increases
in size by
internal
growth
and
elongation
at the
summit,
having
the wood in the form of
bundles
or
threads,
irregularly
distributed
throughout
the whole
diameter,
not
forming
annual
layers,
and with no
distinct
pith. The
leaves
of the
endogens
have,
usually,
parallel
veins,
their
flowers
are
mostly
in
three,
or some
multiple
of
three,
parts,
and their
embryos
have but a
single
cotyledon,
with the first
leaves
alternate.
The
endogens
constitute
one of the grea
Pinnacle
::
Pinnacle
(n.)
Anything
resembling
a
pinnacle;
a lofty peak; a
pointed
summit.
Emarginated
::
Emarginated
(a.)
Notched
at the
summit.
Top
::
Top (n.) The
highest
part of
anything;
the upper end, edge, or
extremity;
the upper side or
surface;
summit;
apex;
vertex;
cover;
lid; as, the top of a
spire;
the top of a
house;
the top of a
mountain;
the top of the
ground..
Crown
::
Crown (n.) To
effect
a
lodgment
upon, as upon the crest of the
glacis,
or the
summit
of the
breach..
Chief Hare
::
Chief hare () A small
rodent
(Lagamys
princeps)
inhabiting
the
summits
of the Rocky
Mountains;
-- also
called
crying
hare,
calling
hare, cony,
American
pika, and
little
chief
hare..
Apex
::
Apex (n.) The tip, top,
point,
or
angular
summit
of
anything;
as, the apex of a
mountain,
spire,
or cone; the apex, or tip, of a
leaf..
Dihedral
::
Dihedral
(a.)
Having
two plane
faces;
as, the
dihedral
summit
of a
crystal..
Top
::
Top (n.) The
utmost
degree;
the acme; the
summit.
Summit
::
Summit
(n.) The top; the
highest
point.
Hornito
::
Hornito
(n.) A low,
oven-shaped
mound,
common
in
volcanic
regions,
and
emitting
smoke and
vapors
from its sides and
summit..
Centrifugal
::
Centrifugal
(a.)
Expanding
first at the
summit,
and later at the base, as a
flower
cluster..
Umbellularia
::
Umbellularia
(n.) A genus of
deep-sea
alcyonaria
consisting
of a
cluster
of large
flowerlike
polyps
situated
at the
summit
of a long,
slender
stem which
stands
upright
in the mud,
supported
by a
bulbous
base..
Tubularia
::
Tubularia
(n.) A genus of
hydroids
having
large,
naked,
flowerlike
hydranths
at the
summits
of long,
slender,
usually
simple,
stems.
The
gonophores
are
small,
and form
clusters
at the bases of the outer
tentacles..
Summity
::
Summitless
(a.)
Having
no
summit.
Summitless
::
Summit
(n.) The most
elevated
part of a
bivalve
shell,
or the part in which the hinge is
situated..
Paxillus
::
Paxillus
(n.) One of a
peculiar
kind of
spines
covering
the
surface
of
certain
starfishes.
They are
pillarlike,
with a
flattened
summit
which is
covered
with
minute
spinules
or
granules.
See
Illustration
in
Appendix..
Scalp
::
Scalp (n.) Fig.: The top; the
summit.
Crown
::
Crown (n.) The
topmost
part of
anything;
the
summit.
Roebuck
::
Roebuck
(n.) A small
European
and
Asiatic
deer
(Capreolus
capraea)
having
erect,
cylindrical,
branched
antlers,
forked
at the
summit.
This, the
smallest
European
deer, is very
nimble
and
graceful.
It
always
prefers
a
mountainous
country,
or high
grounds..
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