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Definition of thou
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Thou (v. i.) To use the words thou and thee in
discourse
after the
manner
of the
Friends.
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Slide
::
Slide (v. t.) To pass along
smoothly
or
unobservedly;
to move
gently
onward
without
friction
or
hindrance;
as, a ship or boat
slides
through
the
water..
Outside
::
Outside
(adv.)
or prep. On or to the
outside
(of);
without;
on the
exterior;
as, to ride
outside
the
coach;
he
stayed
outside..
Aplacophora
::
Aplacophora
(n. pl.) A
division
of
Amphineura
in which the body is naked or
covered
with
slender
spines
or
setae,
but is
without
shelly
plates..
Glochidium
::
Glochidium
(n.) The larva or young of the
mussel,
formerly
thought
to be a
parasite
upon the
parent's
gills..
Roughdry
::
Roughdry
(v. t.) in
laundry
work, to dry
without
smoothing
or
ironing..
Guardianless
::
Guardianless
(a.)
Without
a
guardian.
Bottomry
::
Bottomry
(n.) A
contract
in the
nature
of a
mortgage,
by which the owner of a ship, or the
master
as his
agent,
hypothecates
and binds the ship (and
sometimes
the
accruing
freight)
as
security
for the
repayment
of money
advanced
or lent for the use of the ship, if she
terminates
her
voyage
successfully.
If the ship is lost by
perils
of the sea, the
lender
loses the
money;
but if the ship
arrives
safe, he is to
receive
the money lent, with the
interest
or
premium
stipulated,
although
it may, and
Nativism
::
Nativism
(n.) The
doctrine
of
innate
ideas,
or that the mind
possesses
forms of
thought
independent
of
sensation..
Porcellaneous
::
Porcellaneous
(a.)
Having
a
smooth,
compact
shell
without
pores;
-- said of
certain
Foraminifera..
Malefactor
::
Malefactor
(n.) One who does wrong by
injuring
another,
although
not a
criminal..
Readily
::
Readily
(adv.)
Without
delay or
objection;
without
reluctance;
willingly;
cheerfully.
Modal
::
Modal (a.) Of or
pertaining
to a mode or mood;
consisting
in mode or form only;
relating
to form;
having
the form
without
the
essence
or
reality.
Circumscribe
::
Circumscribe
(v. t.) To draw a line
around
so as to touch at
certain
points
without
cutting.
See
Inscribe,
5..
Traverse
::
Traverse
(a.) A
formal
denial
of some
matter
of fact
alleged
by the
opposite
party in any stage of the
pleadings.
The
technical
words
introducing
a
traverse
are
absque
hoc,
without
this; that is,
without
this which
follows..
Kilometre
::
Kilometre
(n.) A
measure
of
length,
being a
thousand
meters.
It is equal to
3,280.8
feet, or 62137 of a
mile..
Contusion
::
Contusion
(n.) A
bruise;
an
injury
attended
with more or less
disorganization
of the
subcutaneous
tissue
and
effusion
of blood
beneath
the skin, but
without
apparent
wound..
Pseudostoma
::
Pseudostoma
(n.) A group of cells
resembling
a
stoma,
but
without
any true
aperture
among
them..
Methodize
::
Methodize
(v. t.) To
reduce
to
method;
to
dispose
in due
order;
to
arrange
in a
convenient
manner;
as, to
methodize
one's work or
thoughts..
Myrmidon
::
Myrmidon
(n.) A
soldier
or a
subordinate
civil
officer
who
executes
cruel
orders
of a
superior
without
protest
or pity; --
sometimes
applied
to
bailiffs,
constables,
etc..
Barely
::
Barely
(adv.)
Without
covering;
nakedly.
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