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Definition of union
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Union (n.) A cask
suspended
on
trunnions,
in which
fermentation
is
carried
on..
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Quinhydrone
::
Quinhydrone
(n.) A green
crystalline
substance
formed
by the union of
quinone
with
hydroquinone,
or as an
intermediate
product
in the
oxidation
of
hydroquinone
or the
reduction
of
quinone..
Exscind
::
Exscind
(v. t.) To cut off; to
separate
or expel from
union;
to
extirpate.
Coarticulation
::
Coarticulation
(n.) The union or
articulation
of bones to form a
joint.
Consist
::
Consist
(v. i.) To stand firm; to be in a fixed or
permanent
state,
as a body
composed
of parts in union or
connection;
to hold
together;
to be; to
exist;
to
subsist;
to be
supported
and
maintained..
Compactly
::
Compactly
(adv.)
In a
compact
manner;
with close union of
parts;
densely;
tersely.
Tarsometatarsus
::
Tarsometatarsus
(n.) The large bone next the foot in the leg of a bird. It is
formed
by the union of the
distal
part of the
tarsus
with the
metatarsus.
Unionism
::
Unionism
(n.) The
principles,
or the
system,
of
combination
among
workmen
engaged
in the same
occupation
or
trade..
Tetramorph
::
Tetramorph
(n.) The union of the four
attributes
of the
Evangelists
in one
figure,
which is
represented
as
winged,
and
standing
on
winged
fiery
wheels,
the wings being
covered
with eyes. The
representations
of it are
evidently
suggested
by the
vision
of
Ezekiel
(ch. i.).
Privity
::
Privity
(a.) A
connection,
or bond of
union,
between
parties,
as to some
particular
transaction;
mutual
or
successive
relationship
to the same
rights
of
property..
Radical
::
Radical
(n.)
Specifically,
a group of two or more
atoms,
not
completely
saturated,
which are so
linked
that their union
implies
certain
properties,
and are
conveniently
regarded
as
playing
the part of a
single
atom; a
residue;
--
called
also a
compound
radical.
Cf.
Residue..
Syncretist
::
Syncretism
(n.)
Attempted
union of
principles
or
parties
irreconcilably
at
variance
with each
other.
Propound
::
Propound
(v. t.) To
propose
or name as a
candidate
for
admission
to
communion
with a
church.
Unionist
::
Unionist
(n.) One who
advocates
or
promotes
union;
especially
a loyal
supporter
of a
federal
union,
as that of the
United
States..
Matrimony
::
Matrimony
(n.) The union of man and woman as
husband
and wife; the
nuptial
state;
marriage;
wedlock.
Panislamism
::
Panislamism
(n.) A
desire
or plan for the union of all
Mohammedan
nations
for the
conquest
of the
world.
Trade Union
::
Trade union () An
organized
combination
among
workmen
for the
purpose
of
maintaining
their
rights,
privileges,
and
interests
with
respect
to
wages,
hours of
labor,
customs,
etc..
Compound
::
Compound
(v. t.)
Composed
of two or more
elements,
ingredients,
parts;
produced
by the union of
several
ingredients,
parts,
or
things;
composite;
as, a
compound
word..
Marriage
::
Marriage
(v. t.) Any
intimate
or close
union.
Duumvirate
::
Duumvirate
(n.) The union of two men in the same
office;
or the
office,
dignity,
or
government
of two men thus
associated,
as in
ancient
Rome..
Divorce
::
Divorce
(n.)
Separation;
disunion
of
things
closely
united.
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