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Definition of umber
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of umber is as below...
Umber (a.) Of or
pertaining
to
umber;
resembling
umber;
olive-brown;
dark
brown;
dark;
dusky.
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Perissodactyla
::
Perissodactyla
(n. pl.) A
division
of
ungulate
mammals,
including
those that have an odd
number
of toes, as the
horse,
tapir,
and
rhinoceros;
--
opposed
to
Artiodactyla..
Adder
::
Adder (n.) One who, or that
which,
adds; esp., a
machine
for
adding
numbers..
Ballot
::
Ballot
(n.) The whole
number
of votes cast at an
election,
or in a given
territory
or
electoral
district..
Palmerworm
::
Palmerworm
(n.) In
America,
the larva of any one of
several
moths,
which
destroys
the
foliage
of fruit and
forest
trees,
esp. the larva of
Ypsolophus
pometellus,
which
sometimes
appears
in vast
numbers..
Under
::
Under
(prep.)
Denoting
relation
to
something
that
exceeds
in rank or
degree,
in
number,
size,
weight,
age, or the like; in a
relation
of the less to the
greater,
of
inferiority,
or of
falling
short..
Above
::
Above
(prep.)
Surpassing
in
number
or
quantity;
more than; as, above a
hundred.
(Passing
into the
adverbial
sense.
See
Above,
adv., 4.).
Scummer
::
Scummer
(v. i.) To
scumber.
Pleomorphism
::
Pleomorphism
(n.) The
theory
that the
various
genera
of
bacteria
are
phases
or
variations
of
growth
of a
number
of
Protean
species,
each of which may
exhibit,
according
to
undetermined
conditions,
all or some of the forms
characteristic
of the
different
genera
and
species..
Holohemihedral
::
Holohemihedral
(a.)
Presenting
hemihedral
forms,
in which all the
sectants
have halt the whole
number
of
planes..
Aliquant
::
Aliquant
(a.) An
aliquant
part of a
number
or
quantity
is one which does not
divide
it
without
leaving
a
remainder;
thus, 5 is an
aliquant
part of 16.
Opposed
to
aliquot..
Numerable
::
Numerable
(v. t.)
Capable
of being
numbered
or
counted.
Thirteen
::
Thirteen
(n.) The
number
greater
by one than
twelve;
the sum of ten and
three;
thirteen
units or
objects.
Edition
::
Edition
(n.) The whole
number
of
copies
of a work
printed
and
published
at one time; as, the first
edition
was soon
sold..
Spherule
::
Spherule
(n.) A
little
sphere
or
spherical
body; as,
quicksilver,
when
poured
upon a
plane,
divides
itself
into a great
number
of
minute
spherules..
Duty
::
Duty (n.) The
efficiency
of an
engine,
especially
a steam
pumping
engine,
as
measured
by work done by a
certain
quantity
of fuel;
usually,
the
number
of
pounds
of water
lifted
one foot by one
bushel
of coal (94 lbs. old
standard),
or by 1 cwt. (112 lbs.,
England,
or 100 lbs.,
United
States)..
Cucumber
::
Cucumber
(n.) A
creeping
plant,
and its
fruit,
of
several
species
of the genus
Cucumis,
esp.
Cucumis
sativus,
the
unripe
fruit of which is eaten
either
fresh or
picked.
Also,
similar
plants
or
fruits
of
several
other
genera.
See
below..
Ad Valorem
::
Ad
valorem
() A term used to
denote
a duty or
charge
laid upon
goods,
at a
certain
rate per cent upon their
value,
as
stated
in their
invoice,
-- in
opposition
to a
specific
sum upon a given
quantity
or
number;
as, an ad
valorem
duty of
twenty
per
cent..
Overcount
::
Overcount
(v. t.) To rate too high; to
outnumber.
Register
::
Register
(n.) A
machine
for
registering
automatically
the
number
of
persons
passing
through
a
gateway,
fares
taken,
etc.; a
telltale..
Every
::
Every (a. & a.
pron.)
All the parts which
compose
a whole
collection
or
aggregate
number,
considered
in their
individuality,
all taken
separately
one by one, out of an
indefinite
bumber..
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