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Definition of up
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Up
(adv.)
From a lower to a
higher
position,
literally
or
figuratively;
as, from a
recumbent
or
sitting
position;
from the
mouth,
toward
the
source,
of a
river;
from a
dependent
or
inferior
condition;
from
concealment;
from
younger
age; from a quiet
state,
or the like; -- used with verbs of
motion
expressed
or
implied..
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Faro
::
Faro (n.) A
gambling
game at
cardds,
in
whiich
all the other
players
play
against
the
dealer
or
banker,
staking
their money upon the order in which the cards will lie and be dealt from the
pack..
Custom
::
Custom
(v. t.) To
supply
with
customers.
Steward
::
Steward
(n.) A man
employed
in a large
family,
or on a large
estate,
to
manage
the
domestic
concerns,
supervise
other
servants,
collect
the rents or
income,
keep
accounts,
and the
like..
Copulation
::
Copulation
(n.) The act of
coupling
or
joining;
union;
conjunction.
Bolstered
::
Bolstered
(a.)
Supported;
upheld.
Climb
::
Climb (v. i.) To
ascend
or creep
upward
by
twining
about a
support,
or by
attaching
itself
by
tendrils,
rootlets,
etc., to a
support
or
upright
surface..
Vacant
::
Vacant
(a.)
Unengaged
with
business
or care;
unemployed;
unoccupied;
disengaged;
free; as,
vacant
hours..
Libel
::
Libel (n.) A brief
writing
of any kind, esp. a
declaration,
bill,
certificate,
request,
supplication,
etc..
Suprarenal
::
Suprapubic
(a.)
Situated
above,
or
anterior
to, the pubic
bone..
Violate
::
Violate
(v. t.) To
disturb;
to
interrupt.
Attack
::
Attack
(v. t.) To fall upon with
force;
to
assail,
as with force and arms; to
assault..
Comedy
::
Comedy
(n.) A
dramatic
composition,
or
representation
of a
bright
and
amusing
character,
based upon the
foibles
of
individuals,
the
manners
of
society,
or the
ludicrous
events
or
accidents
of life; a play in which mirth
predominates
and the
termination
of the plot is
happy;
--
opposed
to
tragedy..
Orator
::
Orator
(n.) An
officer
who is the voice of the
university
upon all
public
occasions,
who
writes,
reads,
and
records
all
letters
of a
public
nature,
presents,
with an
appropriate
address,
those
persons
on whom
honorary
degrees
are to be
conferred,
and
performs
other like
duties;
--
called
also
public
orator..
Ivorytype
::
Ivorytype
(n.) A
picture
produced
by
superposing
a very light
print,
rendered
translucent
by
varnish,
and
tinted
upon the back, upon a
stronger
print,
so as to give the
effect
of a
photograph
in
natural
colors;
--
called
also
hellenotype..
Graze
::
Graze (v. t.) To feed or
supply
(cattle,
sheep,
etc.) with
grass;
to
furnish
pasture
for..
Group
::
Group (n.) An
assemblage
of
objects
in a
certain
order or
relation,
or
having
some
resemblance
or
common
characteristic;
as,
groups
of
strata..
Microcosm
::
Microcosm
(n.) A
little
world;
a
miniature
universe.
Hence (so
called
by
Paracelsus),
a man, as a
supposed
epitome
of the
exterior
universe
or great
world.
Opposed
to
macrocosm..
Duplicate
::
Duplicate
(a.)
Double;
twofold.
Quern
::
Quern (n.) A mill for
grinding
grain,
the upper stone of which was
turned
by hand; -- used
before
the
invention
of
windmills
and
watermills..
Suppurating
::
Suppurated
(imp. & p. p.) of
Suppurat.
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