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Definition of trope
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Trope (n.) The word or
expression
so used.
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Trope
::
Trope (n.) The use of a word or
expression
in a
different
sense from that which
properly
belongs
to it; the use of a word or
expression
as
changed
from the
original
signification
to
another,
for the sake of
giving
life or
emphasis
to an idea; a
figure
of
speech..
Rheotrope
::
Rheotrope
(n.) An
instrument
for
reversing
the
direction
of an
electric
current.
Buntline
::
Buntline
(n.) One of the ropes
toggled
to the
footrope
of a sail, used to haul up to the yard the body of the sail when
taking
it in..
Hydrotrope
::
Hydrotrope
(n.) A
device
for
raising
water by the
direct
action
of
steam;
a
pulsometer.
Footrope
::
Footrope
(n.) The rope
rigged
below a yard, upon which men stand when
reefing
or
furling;
--
formerly
called
a
horse..
Breastrope
::
Breastrope
(n.) See
Breastband.
Trope
::
Trope (n.) The word or
expression
so used.
Tropology
::
Tropology
(n.) A
rhetorical
mode of
speech,
including
tropes,
or
changes
from the
original
import
of the
word..
Boraginaceous
::
Boraginaceous
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
resembling,
a
family
of
plants
(Boraginaceae)
which
includes
the
borage,
heliotrope,
beggar's
lice, and many
pestiferous
plants..
Girasole Girasol
::
Girasole
Girasol
(n.) See
Heliotrope.
Stirt
::
Stirrup
(v. i.) A rope
secured
to a yard, with a
thimble
in its lower end for
supporting
a
footrope..
Sematrope
::
Sematrope
(n.) An
instrument
for
signaling
by
reflecting
the rays of the sun in
different
directions.
Metonymy
::
Metonymy
(n.) A trope in which one word is put for
another
that
suggests
it; as, we say, a man keeps a good table
instead
of good
provisions;
we read
Virgil,
that is, his
poems;
a man has a warm
heart,
that is, warm
affections..
Reotrope
::
Reotrope
(n.) See
Rheotrope.
Boltrope
::
Boltrope
(n.) A rope
stitched
to the edges of a sail to
strengthen
the sail.
Heliotrope
::
Heliotrope
(n.) See
Bloodstone
(a).
Heliostat
::
Heliostat
(n.) An
instrument
consisting
of a
mirror
moved by
clockwork,
by which a
sunbeam
is made
apparently
stationary,
by being
steadily
directed
to one spot
during
the whole of its
diurnal
period;
also, a
geodetic
heliotrope..
Heliotrope
::
Heliotrope
(n.) An
instrument
for
making
signals
to an
observer
at a
distance,
by means of the sun's rays
thrown
from a
mirror..
Heliotrope
::
Heliotrope
(n.) An
instrument
or
machine
for
showing
when the sun
arrived
at the
tropics
and
equinoctial
line.
Bloodstone
::
Bloodstone
(n.) A green
siliceous
stone
sprinkled
with red
jasper,
as if with
blood;
hence the name; --
called
also
heliotrope..
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