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Definition of surrounded
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Surrogation
(n.) The act of
substituting
one
person
in the place of
another.
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Perichaetous
::
Perichaetous
(a.)
Surrounded
by
setae;
-- said of
certain
earthworms
(genus
Perichaetus).
Close
::
Close (v. t.) An
inclosed
place;
especially,
a small field or piece of land
surrounded
by a wall,
hedge,
or fence of any kind; --
specifically,
the
precinct
of a
cathedral
or
abbey..
Chersonese
::
Chersonese
(n.) A
peninsula;
a tract of land
nearly
surrounded
by
water,
but
united
to a
larger
tract by a neck of land or
isthmus;
as, the
Cimbric
Chersonese,
or
Jutland;
the
Tauric
Chersonese,
or
Crimea..
Quadrangle
::
Quadrangle
(n.) A
square
or
quadrangular
space or
inclosure,
such a space or court
surrounded
by
buildings,
esp. such a court in a
college
or
public
school
in
England..
Island
::
Island
(n.) A tract of land
surrounded
by
water,
and
smaller
than a
continent.
Cf.
Continent..
Bed
::
Bed (v. t.) To lay or put in any
hollow
place,
or place of rest and
security,
surrounded
or
inclosed;
to
embed;
to
furnish
with or place upon a bed or
foundation;
as, to bed a
stone;
it was
bedded
on a
rock..
Chart
::
Chart (n.) A map; esp., a
hydrographic
or
marine
map; a map on which is
projected
a
portion
of water and the land which it
surrounds,
or by which it is
surrounded,
intended
especially
for the use of
seamen;
as, the
United
States
Coast
Survey
charts;
the
English
Admiralty
charts..
Town
::
Town (adv. &
prep.)
Formerly:
(a) An
inclosure
which
surrounded
the mere
homestead
or
dwelling
of the lord of the
manor.
[Obs.]
(b) The whole of the land which
constituted
the
domain.
[Obs.]
(c) A
collection
of
houses
inclosed
by
fences
or
walls.
Limbate
::
Limbate
(a.)
Bordered,
as when one color is
surrounded
by an
edging
of
another..
Yacare
::
Yacare
(n.) A South
American
crocodilian
(Jacare
sclerops)
resembling
the
alligator
in size and
habits.
The eye
orbits
are
connected
together,
and
surrounded
by
prominent
bony
ridges.
Called
also
spectacled
alligator,
and
spectacled
cayman..
Bougainvillaea
::
Bougainvillaea
(n.) A genus of
plants
of the order
Nyctoginaceae,
from
tropical
South
America,
having
the
flowers
surrounded
by large
bracts..
Midland
::
Midland
(a.)
Surrounded
by the land;
mediterranean.
Flue
::
Flue (n.) A pipe or
passage
for
conveying
flame and hot gases
through
surrounding
water in a
boiler;
--
distinguished
from a tube which holds water and is
surrounded
by fire. Small flues are
called
fire tubes or
simply
tubes.
Impackment
::
Impackment
(n.) The state of being
closely
surrounded,
crowded,
or
pressed,
as by ice..
Surrounding
::
Surrounded
(imp. & p. p.) of
Surroun.
Ingirt
::
Ingirt
(a.)
Surrounded;
encircled.
Wel-begone
::
Wel-begone
(a.)
Surrounded
with
happiness
or
prosperity.
Sudarium
::
Sudamina
(n. pl)
Minute
vesicles
surrounded
by an area of
reddened
skin,
produced
by
excessive
sweating..
Encompassment
::
Encompassment
(n.) The act of
surrounding,
or the state of being
surrounded;
circumvention..
Annulated
::
Annulated
(a.)
Furnished
with, or
composed
of,
rings;
ringed;
surrounded
by rings of
color..
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