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Definition of test
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Test (n.) That with which
anything
is
compared
for proof of its
genuineness;
a
touchstone;
a
standard.
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Devisor
::
Devisor
(n.) One who
devises,
or gives real
estate
by will; a
testator;
--
correlative
to
devisee..
Backer
::
Backer
(n.) One who, or that
which,
backs;
especially
one who backs a
person
or thing in a
contest..
Conflict
::
Conflict
(v.) A
strife
for the
mastery;
hostile
contest;
battle;
struggle;
fighting.
Combat
::
Combat
(n.) A
fight;
a
contest
of
violence;
a
struggle
for
supremacy.
Contestation
::
Contestation
(n.) Proof by
witness;
attestation;
testimony.
Abominably
::
Abominably
(adv.)
In an
abominable
manner;
very
odiously;
detestably.
Brake
::
Brake (v. t.) An
apparatus
for
testing
the power of a steam
engine,
or other
motor,
by
weighing
the
amount
of
friction
that the motor will
overcome;
a
friction
brake..
Crannoge
::
Crannoge
(n.) One of the
stockaded
islands
in
Scotland
and
Ireland
which in
ancient
times were
numerous
in the lakes of both
countries.
They may be
regarded
as the very
latest
class of
prehistoric
strongholds,
reaching
their
greatest
development
in early
historic
times,
and
surviving
through
the
Middle
Ages. See also Lake
dwellings,
under
Lake..
Administrator
::
Administrator
(n.) A man who
manages
or
settles
the
estate
of an
intestate,
or of a
testator
when there is no
competent
executor;
one to whom the right of
administration
has been
committed
by
competent
authority..
Anagoge
::
Anagoge
(n.) The
spiritual
meaning
or
application;
esp. the
application
of the types and
allegories
of the Old
Testament
to
subjects
of the New.
Intestine
::
Intestine
(a.) Shut up;
inclosed.
Whipworm
::
Whipworm
(n.) A
nematode
worm
(Trichocephalus
dispar)
often found
parasitic
in the human
intestine.
Its body is
thickened
posteriorly,
but is very long and
threadlike
anteriorly..
Altercation
::
Altercation
(n.) Warm
contention
in
words;
dispute
carried
on with heat or
anger;
controversy;
wrangle;
wordy
contest.
Enterotome
::
Enterotome
(n.) A kind of
scissors
used for
opening
the
intestinal
canal,
as in
post-mortem
examinations..
Atrium
::
Atrium
(n.) A
cavity
in
ascidians
into which the
intestine
and
generative
ducts open, and which also
receives
the water from the
gills.
See
Ascidioidea..
Corinthian
::
Corinthian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to an
amateur
sailor
or
yachtsman;
as, a
corinthian
race (one in which the
contesting
yachts
must be
manned
by
amateurs.).
Hippolith
::
Hippolith
(n.) A
concretion,
or kind of
bezoar,
from the
intestines
of the
horse..
Run
::
Run (n.) The
greatest
degree
of
swiftness
in
marching.
It is
executed
upon the same
principles
as the
double-quick,
but with
greater
speed..
Milt
::
Milt (n.) The
testes,
or
spermaries,
of
fishes
when
filled
with
spermatozoa..
Cestoidea
::
Cestoidea
(n. pl.) A class of
parasitic
worms
(Platelminthes)
of which the
tapeworms
are the most
common
examples.
The body is
flattened,
and
usually
but not
always
long, and
composed
of
numerous
joints
or
segments,
each of which may
contain
a
complete
set of male and
female
reproductive
organs.
They have
neither
mouth nor
intestine.
See
Tapeworm..
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