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Definition of tract
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Tract (v.)
Something
drawn out or
extended;
expanse.
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Infringe
::
Infringe
(v. i.) To
break,
violate,
or
transgress
some
contract,
rule, or law; to
injure;
to
offend..
Dahlin
::
Dahlin
(n.) A
variety
of
starch
extracted
from the
dahlia;
--
called
also
inulin.
See
Inulin.
Belle
::
Belle (n.) A young lady of
superior
beauty
and
attractions;
a
handsome
lady, or one who
attracts
notice
in
society;
a fair
lady..
Narrow
::
Narrow
(superl.)
Contracted;
of
limited
scope;
illiberal;
bigoted;
as, a
narrow
mind;
narrow
views..
Forstraught
::
Forstraught
(p. p. & a.)
Distracted.
Lupulin
::
Lupulin
(n.) A
bitter
principle
extracted
from hops.
Betrothal
::
Betrothal
(n.) The act of
betrothing,
or the fact of being
betrothed;
a
mutual
promise,
engagement,
or
contract
for a
future
marriage
between
the
persons
betrothed;
betrothment;
affiance..
Rhinophore
::
Rhinophore
(n.) One of the two
tentacle-like
organs
on the back of the head or neck of a
nudibranch
or
tectibranch
mollusk.
They are
usually
retractile,
and often
transversely
furrowed
or
plicate,
and are
regarded
as
olfactory
organs.
Called
also
dorsal
tentacles.
See
Illust.
under
Pygobranchia,
and
Opisthobranchia..
Chiltern Hundreds
::
Chiltern
Hundreds
() A tract of crown land in
Buckinghamshire
and
Oxfordshire,
England,
to which is
attached
the
nominal
office
of
steward.
As
members
of
Parliament
cannot
resign,
when they wish to go out they
accept
this
stewardship,
which
legally
vacates
their
seats..
Distracted
::
Distracted
(a.)
Mentally
disordered;
unsettled;
mad.
Contractive
::
Contractive
(a.)
Tending
to
contract;
having
the
property
or power or power of
contracting.
Carry
::
Carry (n.) A tract of land, over which boats or goods are
carried
between
two
bodies
of
navigable
water;
a
carrying
place;
a
portage..
Distraction
::
Distraction
(n.)
Agitation
from
violent
emotions;
perturbation
of mind;
despair.
Bargainee
::
Bargainee
(v. i.) The party to a
contract
who
receives,
or
agrees
to
receive,
the
property
sold..
Starch
::
Starch
(n.) A
widely
diffused
vegetable
substance
found
especially
in
seeds,
bulbs,
and
tubers,
and
extracted
(as from
potatoes,
corn, rice, etc.) as a
white,
glistening,
granular
or
powdery
substance,
without
taste or
smell,
and
giving
a very
peculiar
creaking
sound when
rubbed
between
the
fingers.
It is used as a food, in the
production
of
commercial
grape
sugar,
for
stiffening
linen in
laundries,
in
making
paste,
etc..
Principle
::
Principle
(n.) Any
original
inherent
constituent
which
characterizes
a
substance,
or gives it its
essential
properties,
and which can
usually
be
separated
by
analysis;
--
applied
especially
to
drugs,
plant
extracts,
etc..
Murrayin
::
Murrayin
(n.) A
glucoside
found in the
flowers
of a plant
(Murraya
exotica)
of South Asia, and
extracted
as a white
amorphous
slightly
bitter
substance..
Outdraw
::
Outdraw
(v. t.) To draw out; to
extract.
Incontracted
::
Incontracted
(a.)
Uncontracted.
Subtracter
::
Subtract
(v. t.) To
withdraw,
or take away, as a part from the
whole;
to
deduct;
as,
subtract
5 from 9, and the
remainder
is 4..
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