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Definition of tac
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Tac (n.) A kind of
customary
payment
by a
tenant;
-- a word used in old
records.
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Stockade
::
Stockade
(v. t.) A line of stout posts or
timbers
set
firmly
in the earth in
contact
with each other (and
usually
with
loopholes)
to form a
barrier,
or
defensive
fortification..
Teste
::
Teste (n.) The
witnessing
or
concluding
clause,
duty
attached;
-- said of a writ, deed, or the
like..
Unattached
::
Unattached
(a.) Not
assigned
to any
company
or
regiment.
Palpus
::
Palpus
(n.) A
feeler;
especially,
one of the
jointed
sense
organs
attached
to the mouth
organs
of
insects,
arachnids,
crustaceans,
and
annelids;
as, the
mandibular
palpi,
maxillary
palpi,
and
labial
palpi.
The palpi of male
spiders
serve as
sexual
organs.
Called
also palp. See
Illust.
of
Arthrogastra
and
Orthoptera..
Ammunition
::
Ammunition
(n.)
Military
stores,
or
provisions
of all kinds for
attack
or
defense..
Derrick
::
Derrick
(n.) A mast, spar, or tall
frame,
supported
at the top by stays or guys, with
suitable
tackle
for
hoisting
heavy
weights,
as
stones
in
building..
Withstand
::
Withstand
(prep.)
To stand
against;
to
oppose;
to
resist,
either
with
physical
or moral
force;
as, to
withstand
an
attack
of
troops;
to
withstand
eloquence
or
arguments..
Clutch
::
Clutch
(n.) Any
device
for
gripping
an
object,
as at the end of a chain or
tackle..
Cumacea
::
Cumacea
(n. pl.) An order of
marine
Crustacea,
mostly
of small
size..
Aptera
::
Aptera
(n. pl.)
Insects
without
wings,
constituting
the
seventh
Linnaen
order of
insects,
an
artificial
group,
which
included
Crustacea,
spiders,
centipeds,
and even
worms.
These
animals
are now
placed
in
several
distinct
classes
and
orders..
Acquiescence
::
Acquiescence
(n.) Tacit
concurrence
in the
action
of
another.
Pelican
::
Pelican
(n.) Any large
webfooted
bird of the genus
Pelecanus,
of which about a dozen
species
are
known.
They have an
enormous
bill, to the lower edge of which is
attached
a pouch in which
captured
fishes
are
temporarily
stored..
Fee
::
Fee (n.) An
estate
of
inheritance
belonging
to the
owner,
and
transmissible
to his
heirs,
absolutely
and
simply,
without
condition
attached
to the
tenure..
Tank
::
Tank (n.) A large basin or
cistern;
an
artificial
receptacle
for
liquids.
Bolas
::
Bolas (n. sing. & pl.) A kind of
missile
weapon
consisting
of one, two, or more balls of
stone,
iron, or other
material,
attached
to the ends of a
leather
cord; -- used by the
Gauchos
of South
America,
and
others,
for
hurling
at and
entangling
an
animal..
Metacenter
::
Metacenter
(n.) Alt. of -tr.
Pentacrinite
::
Pentacrinite
(n.) Any
species
of
Pentacrinus.
Flank
::
Flank (n.) The side of an army, or of any
division
of an army, as of a
brigade,
regiment,
or
battalion;
the
extreme
right or left; as, to
attack
an enemy in flank is to
attack
him on the
side..
Cleavers
::
Cleavers
(n.) A
species
of
Galium
(G.
Aparine),
having
a fruit set with
hooked
bristles,
which
adhere
to
whatever
they come in
contact
with; --
called
also, goose
grass,
catchweed,
etc..
Basilica
::
Basilica
(n.) A
building
used by the
Romans
as a place of
public
meeting,
with court
rooms,
etc.,
attached..
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