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Definition of type
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Type (v. t.) To
represent
by a type,
model,
or
symbol
beforehand;
to
prefigure..
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Clarendon
::
Clarendon
(n.) A style of type
having
a
narrow
and heave face. It is made in all
sizes.
Hoazin
::
Hoazin
(n.) A
remarkable
South
American
bird
(Opisthocomus
cristatus);
the
crested
touraco.
By some
zoologists
it is made the type of a
distinct
order
(Opisthocomi).
Typographical
::
Typographical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the act or act of
representing
by types or
symbols;
emblematic;
figurative;
typical.
Shadow
::
Shadow
(n.) An
imperfect
and faint
representation;
adumbration;
indistinct
image;
dim
bodying
forth;
hence,
mystical
representation;
type..
Roman
::
Roman (n.) Roman type,
letters,
or
print,
collectively;
-- in
distinction
from
Italics..
Phylogenetic
::
Phylogenetic
(a.)
Relating
to
phylogenesis,
or the race
history
of a type of
organism..
Electrotype
::
Electrotype
(n.) A
facsimile
plate made by
electrotypy
for use in
printing;
also, an
impression
or print from such
plate.
Also used
adjectively..
Atavism
::
Atavism
(n.) The
recurrence,
or a
tendency
to a
recurrence,
of the
original
type of a
species
in the
progeny
of its
varieties;
resemblance
to
remote
rather
than to near
ancestors;
reversion
to the
original
form..
Coridine
::
Coridine
(n.) A
colorless
or
yellowish
oil,
C10H15N,
of a
leathery
odor,
occuring
in coal tar,
Dippel's
oil,
tobacco
smoke,
etc.,
regarded
as an
organic
base,
homologous
with
pyridine.
Also, one of a
series
of
metameric
compounds
of which
coridine
is a
type..
Olefine
::
Olefine
(n.)
Olefiant
gas, or
ethylene;
hence,
by
extension,
any one of the
series
of
unsaturated
hydrocarbons
of which
ethylene
is a type. See
Ethylene..
Black Letter
::
Black
letter
() The old
English
or
Gothic
letter,
in which the Early
English
manuscripts
were
written,
and the first
English
books were
printed.
It was
conspicuous
for its
blackness.
See
Type..
Tiliaceous
::
Tiliaceous
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
resembling,
a
natural
order of
plants
(Tiliaceae)
of which the
linden
(Tilia)
is the type. The order
includes
many
plants
which
furnish
a
valuable
fiber,
as the
jute..
Aphaniptera
::
Aphaniptera
(n. pl.) A group of
wingless
insects,
of which the flea in the type. See
Flea..
Antitypical
::
Antitypical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to an
antitype;
explaining
the type.
Murine
::
Murine
(n.) One of a tribe of
rodents,
of which the mouse is the
type..
Portulacaceous
::
Portulacaceous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
natural
order of
plants
(Portulacaceae),
of which
Portulaca
is the type, and which
includes
also the
spring
beauty
(Claytonia)
and other
genera..
Presswork
::
Presswork
(n.) The art of
printing
from the
surface
of type,
plates,
or
engravings
in
relief,
by means of a
press;
the work so
done..
Heteroplastic
::
Heteroplastic
(a.)
Producing
a
different
type of
organism;
developing
into a
different
form of
tissue,
as
cartilage
which
develops
into
bone..
Archetypical
::
Archetypical
(a.)
Relating
to an
archetype;
archetypal.
Overrun
::
Overrun
(v. t.) To carry over, or back, as type, from one line or page into the next
after,
or next
before..
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