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Definition of that
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 that is as below...
That
(pron.,
a.,
conj.,
& adv.) To
introduce
a
clause
employed
as the
object
of the
preceding
verb, or as the
subject
or
predicate
nominative
of a
verb..
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Pure
::
Pure
(superl.)
Free from that which
harms,
vitiates,
weakens,
or
pollutes;
genuine;
real;
perfect;
--
applied
to
things
and
actions..
Equipage
::
Equipage
(n.) A
carriage
of state or of
pleasure
with all that
accompanies
it, as
horses,
liveried
servants,
etc., a showy
turn-out..
Mount
::
Mount (v. t.) To place one's self on, as a horse or other
animal,
or
anything
that one sits upon; to
bestride..
Morganatic
::
Morganatic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, in the
manner
of, or
designating,
a kind of
marriage,
called
also
left-handed
marriage,
between
a man of
superior
rank and a woman of
inferior,
in which it is
stipulated
that
neither
the
latter
nor her
children
shall enjoy the rank or
inherit
the
possessions
of her
husband..
Implement
::
Implement
(n.) That which
fulfills
or
supplies
a want or use; esp., an
instrument,
toll, or
utensil,
as
supplying
a
requisite
to an end; as, the
implements
of
trade,
of
husbandry,
or of war..
Shirt
::
Shirt (n.) A loose
under-garment
for the upper part of the body, made of
cotton,
linen,
or other
material;
--
formerly
used of the
under-garment
of
either
sex, now
commonly
restricted
to that worn by men and
boys..
Eunomian
::
Eunomian
(n.) A
follower
of
Eunomius,
bishop
of
Cyzicus
(4th
century
A. D.), who held that
Christ
was not God but a
created
being,
having
a
nature
different
from that of the
Father..
Restitute
::
Restitute
(n.) That which is
restored
or
offered
in place of
something;
a
substitute.
Expiration
::
Expiration
(n.) That which is
expired;
matter
breathed
forth;
that which is
produced
by
breathing
out, as a
sound..
Feather
::
Feather
(n.) Kind;
nature;
species;
-- from the
proverbial
phrase,
Birds of a
feather,
that is, of the same
species..
Grill
::
Grill (v. t.) That which is
broiled
on a
gridiron,
as meat, fish, etc..
Agrostology
::
Agrostology
(n.) That part of
botany
which
treats
of the
grasses.
Reverence
::
Reverence
(n.) That which
deserves
or
exacts
manifestations
of
reverence;
reverend
character;
dignity;
state.
Signature
::
Signature
(v. t.)
Especially,
the name of any
person,
written
with his own hand,
employed
to
signify
that the
writing
which
precedes
accords
with his
wishes
or
intentions;
a sign
manual;
an
autograph..
Vomiturition
::
Vomiturition
(n.) The
vomiting
of but
little
matter;
also, that
vomiting
which is
effected
with
little
effort..
Vomit
::
Vomit (n.) That which
excites
vomiting;
an
emetic.
Ulcer
::
Ulcer (n.) Fig.:
Anything
that
festers
and
corrupts
like an open sore; a vice in
character.
Phenomenalism
::
Phenomenalism
(n.) That
theory
which
limits
positive
or
scientific
knowledge
to
phenomena
only,
whether
material
or
spiritual..
Vomit
::
Vomit (n.)
Matter
that is
vomited;
esp.,
matter
ejected
from the
stomach
through
the
mouth..
Cessor
::
Cessor
(v. i.) One who
neglects,
for two
years,
to
perform
the
service
by which he holds
lands,
so that he
incurs
the
danger
of the writ of
cessavit.
See
Cessavit..
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