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Definition of tag
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of tag is as below...
Tag (n.) A sale of
usually
used items (such as
furniture,
clothing,
household
items or
bric-a-brac),
conducted
by one or a small group of
individuals,
at a
location
which is not a
normal
retail
establishment..
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Coenurus
::
Coenurus
(n.) The
larval
stage of a
tapeworm
(Taenia
coenurus)
which forms
bladderlike
sacs in the brain of
sheep,
causing
the fatal
disease
known as water
brain,
vertigo,
staggers
or gid..
Repugnancy
::
Repugnancy
(n.) The state or
condition
of being
repugnant;
opposition;
contrariety;
especially,
a
strong
instinctive
antagonism;
aversion;
reluctance;
unwillingness,
as of mind,
passions,
principles,
qualities,
and the
like..
Figurant
::
Figurant
(n.
masc.)
One who
dances
at the
opera,
not
singly,
but in
groups
or
figures;
an
accessory
character
on the
stage,
who
figures
in its
scenes,
but has
nothing
to say;
hence,
one who
figures
in any
scene,
without
taking
a
prominent
part..
Spade
::
Spade (n.) A hart or stag three years old.
Catching
::
Catching
(a.)
Infectious;
contagious.
Clinch
::
Clinch
(n.) The act or
process
of
holding
fast; that which
serves
to hold fast; a grip; a
grasp;
a
clamp;
a
holdfast;
as, to get a good
clinch
of an
antagonist,
or of a
weapon;
to
secure
anything
by a
clinch..
Zoogloea
::
Zoogloea
(n.) A
colony
or mass of
bacteria
imbedded
in a
viscous
gelatinous
substance.
The
zoogloea
is
characteristic
of a
transitory
stage
through
which
rapidly
multiplying
bacteria
pass in the
course
of their
evolution.
Also used
adjectively.
Exultation
::
Exultation
(n.) The act of
exulting;
lively
joy at
success
or
victory,
or at any
advantage
gained;
rapturous
delight;
triumph..
Bargain
::
Bargain
(n.) A
purchase;
also ( when not
qualified),
a
gainful
transaction;
an
advantageous
purchase;
as, to buy a thing at a
bargain..
Stage
::
Stag (v. t.) To
watch;
to dog, or keep track of..
Mystagogic
::
Mystagogic
(a.) Alt. of
Mystagogica.
Profit
::
Profit
(v. i.) To gain
advantage;
to make
improvement;
to
improve;
to gain; to
advance.
Craftiness
::
Craftiness
(n.)
Dexterity
in
devising
and
effecting
a
purpose;
cunning;
artifice;
stratagem.
Benefit
::
Benefit
(n.)
Natural
advantages;
endowments;
accomplishments.
Practice
::
Practice
(n.)
Skillful
or
artful
management;
dexterity
in
contrivance
or the use of
means;
art;
stratagem;
artifice;
plot; --
usually
in a bad
sense.
Virus
::
Virus (v. i.) The
special
contagion,
inappreciable
to the
senses
and
acting
in
exceedingly
minute
quantities,
by which a
disease
is
introduced
into the
organism
and
maintained
there..
Dividend
::
Dividend
(n.) A sum of money to be
divided
and
distributed;
the share of a sum
divided
that falls to each
individual;
a
distribute
sum,
share,
or
percentage;
--
applied
to the
profits
as
appropriated
among
shareholders,
and to
assets
as
apportioned
among
creditors;
as, the
dividend
of a bank, a
railway
corporation,
or a
bankrupt
estate..
Self-devotion
::
Self-devotion
(n.) The act of
devoting
one's self, or the state of being
self-devoted;
willingness
to
sacrifice
one's own
advantage
or
happiness
for the sake of
others;
self-sacrifice..
Stag-horn Coral
::
Staggerwort
(n.) A kind of
ragwort
(Senecio
Jacobaea).
Run
::
Run (a.) To be
played
on the stage a
number
of
successive
days or
nights;
as, the piece ran for six
months..
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