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Definition of use
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Use (v. t.) A stab of iron
welded
to the side of a
forging,
as a
shaft,
near the end, and
afterward
drawn down, by
hammering,
so as to
lengthen
the
forging..
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Linguist
::
Linguist
(n.) A
master
of the use of
language;
a
talker.
Philip
::
Philip
(n.) The house
sparrow.
Called
also phip.
Density
::
Density
(n.) The ratio of mass, or
quantity
of
matter,
to bulk or
volume,
esp. as
compared
with the mass and
volume
of a
portion
of some
substance
used as a
standard..
Con
::
Con (v. t.) To study in order to know; to
peruse;
to
learn;
to
commit
to
memory;
to
regard
studiously.
Auld Lang Syne
::
Auld lang syne () A
Scottish
phrase
used in
recalling
recollections
of times long since past.
Distinctly
::
Distinctly
(adv.)
With
distinctness;
not
confusedly;
without
the
blending
of one part or thing
another;
clearly;
plainly;
as, to see
distinctly..
Scale
::
Scale (n.) The dish of a
balance;
hence,
the
balance
itself;
an
instrument
or
machine
for
weighing;
as, to turn the
scale;
--
chiefly
used in the
plural
when
applied
to the whole
instrument
or
apparatus
for
weighing.
Also used
figuratively..
Diameter
::
Diameter
(n.) The
distance
through
the lower part of the shaft of a
column,
used as a
standard
measure
for all parts of the
order.
See
Module..
Scyphus
::
Scyphus
(n.) A kind of large
drinking
cup, -- used by
Greeks
and
Romans,
esp. by poor
folk..
Nappy
::
Nappy (a.)
Tending
to cause
sleepiness;
serving
to make
sleepy;
strong;
heady;
as, nappy ale..
Minargent
::
Minargent
(n.) An alloy
consisting
of
copper,
nickel,
tungsten,
and
aluminium;
-- used by
jewelers..
Cockade
::
Cockade
(n.) A
badge,
usually
in the form of a
rosette,
or knot, and
generally
worn upon the hat; -- used as an
indication
of
military
or naval
service,
or party
allegiance,
and in
England
as a part of the
livery
to
indicate
that the
wearer
is the
servant
of a
military
or naval
officer..
Cloak
::
Cloak (n.) That which
conceals;
a
disguise
or
pretext;
an
excuse;
a fair
pretense;
a mask; a
cover.
Leaven
::
Leaven
(v. t.) To make light by the
action
of
leaven;
to cause to
ferment.
Actuate
::
Actuate
(v. t.) To put into
action
or
motion;
to move or
incite
to
action;
to
influence
actively;
to move as
motives
do; -- more
commonly
used of
persons.
Anker
::
Anker (n.) A
liquid
measure
in
various
countries
of
Europe.
The Dutch
anker,
formerly
also used in
England,
contained
about 10 of the old wine
gallons,
or 8/
imperial
gallons..
Vegetable
::
Vegetable
(n.) A plant used or
cultivated
for food for man or
domestic
animals,
as the
cabbage,
turnip,
potato,
bean,
dandelion,
etc.; also, the
edible
part of such a
plant,
as
prepared
for
market
or the
table..
Van
::
Van (n.) A light
wagon,
either
covered
or open, used by
tradesmen
and
others
fore the
transportation
of
goods..
Hypostasis
::
Hypostasis
(n.)
Principle;
an
element;
-- used by the
alchemists
in
speaking
of salt,
sulphur,
and
mercury,
which they
considered
as the three
principles
of all
material
bodies..
Sigmodont
::
Sigmodont
(n.) Any one of a tribe
(Sigmodontes)
of
rodents
which
includes
all the
indigenous
rats and mice of
America.
So
called
from the form of the
ridges
of
enamel
on the
crowns
of the worn
molars.
Also used
adjectively.
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