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Definition of trod
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Trod () imp. & p. p. of
Tread.
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Rat
::
Rat (n.) One of
several
species
of small
rodents
of the genus Mus and
allied
genera,
larger
than mice, that
infest
houses,
stores,
and
ships,
especially
the
Norway,
or
brown,
rat (M.
decumanus),
the black rat (M.
rattus),
and the roof rat (M.
Alexandrinus).
These were
introduced
into
America
from the Old
World..
Ventilator
::
Ventilator
(n.) A
contrivance
for
effecting
ventilation;
especially,
a
contrivance
or
machine
for
drawing
off or
expelling
foul or
stagnant
air from any place or
apartment,
or for
introducing
that which is fresh and
pure..
Neither
::
Neither
(conj.)
not
either;
generally
used to
introduce
the first of two or more
coordinate
clauses
of which those that
follow
begin with nor.
Put
::
Put (v. t.) To set
before
one for
judgment,
acceptance,
or
rejection;
to bring to the
attention;
to
offer;
to
state;
to
express;
figuratively,
to
assume;
to
suppose;
--
formerly
sometimes
followed
by that
introducing
a
proposition;
as, to put a
question;
to put a
case..
Geissler Tube
::
Geissler
tube () A glass tube
provided
with
platinum
electrodes,
and
containing
some gas under very low
tension,
which
becomes
luminous
when an
electrical
discharge
is
passed
through
it; -- so
called
from the name of a noted maker in
germany.
It is
called
also
Plucker
tube, from the
German
physicist
who
devised
it..
Pathless
::
Pathless
(a.)
Having
no
beaten
path or way;
untrodden;
impenetrable;
as,
pathless
woods..
Nee
::
Nee (p. p., fem.) Born; -- a term
sometimes
used in
introducing
the name of the
family
to which a
married
woman
belongs
by
birth;
as,
Madame
de
Stael,
nee
Necker..
Strid
::
Strode
(imp.)
of
Strid.
Intercalary
::
Intercalary
(a.)
Inserted
or
introduced
among
others
in the
calendar;
as, an
intercalary
month,
day, etc.; -- now
applied
particularly
to the odd day (Feb. 29)
inserted
in the
calendar
of leap year. See
Bissextile,
n..
Downtrod
::
Downtrod
(a.) Alt. of
Downtrodde.
Catheterization
::
Catheterization
(n.) The
operation
of
introducing
a
catheter.
Insinuate
::
Insinuate
(v. t.) To
introduce
gently
or
slowly,
as by a
winding
or
narrow
passage,
or a
gentle,
persistent
movement..
Gastrodisc
::
Gastrodisc
(n.) That part of
blastoderm
where the
hypoblast
appears
like a small disk on the inner face of the
epibladst.
Supposure
::
Suppository
(n.) A pill or bolus for
introduction
into the
rectum;
esp., a
cylinder
or cone of
medicated
cacao
butter..
Without
::
Without
(conj.)
Unless;
except;
--
introducing
a
clause.
Ecbole
::
Ecbole
(n.) A
digression
in which a
person
is
introduced
speaking
his own
words.
Interpolated
::
Interpolated
(a.)
Inserted
in, or added to, the
original;
introduced;
foisted
in;
changed
by the
insertion
of new or
spurious
matter..
Innovate
::
Innovate
(v. i.) To
introduce
novelties
or
changes;
--
sometimes
with in or on.
Protasis
::
Protasis
(n.) The first part of a
drama,
of a poem, or the like; the
introduction;
opposed
to
epitasis..
Intro-
::
Intro-
() A
prefix
signifying
within,
into, in,
inward;
as,
introduce,
introreception,
introthoracic..
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