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Definition of vale
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Vale (n.) A tract of low
ground,
or of land
between
hills;
a
valley..
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Monatomic
::
Monatomic
(adv.)
Having
the
equivalence
or
replacing
power of an atom of
hydrogen;
univalent;
as, the
methyl
radical
is
monatomic..
Rivaless
::
Rivaless
(n.) A
female
rival.
Short
::
Short
(superl.)
Less
important,
efficaceous,
or
powerful;
not equal or
equivalent;
less
(than);
-- with of..
Warm
::
Warm
(superl.)
Subject
to heat;
having
prevalence
of heat, or
little
or no cold
weather;
as, the warm
climate
of
Egypt..
Pentad
::
Pentad
(n.) Any
element,
atom, or
radical,
having
a
valence
of five, or which can be
combined
with,
substituted
for, or
compared
with, five atoms of
hydrogen
or other
monad;
as,
nitrogen
is a
pentad
in the
ammonium
compounds..
Herr
::
Herr (n.) A title of
respect
given to
gentlemen
in
Germany,
equivalent
to the
English
Mister..
Abound
::
Abound
(v. i.) To be in great
plenty;
to be very
prevalent;
to be
plentiful.
Offset
::
Offset
(n.) A sum,
account,
or value set off
against
another
sum or
account,
as an
equivalent;
hence,
anything
which is given in
exchange
or
retaliation;
a
set-off..
Sesqui-
::
Sesqui-
() A
combining
form (also used
adjectively)
denoting
that three atoms or
equivalents
of the
substance
to the name of which it is
prefixed
are
combined
with two of some other
element
or
radical;
as,
sesquibromide,
sesquicarbonate,
sesquichloride,
sesquioxide..
Bismuthous
::
Bismuthous
(a.) Of, or
containing,
bismuth,
when this
element
has its lower
valence..
Sub
::
Sub- () A
prefix
denoting
that the
ingredient
(of a
compound)
signified
by the term to which it is
prefixed,is
present
in only a small
proportion,
or less than the
normal
amount;
as,
subsulphide,
suboxide,
etc.
Prefixed
to the name of a salt it is
equivalent
to
basic;
as,
subacetate
or basic
acetate..
Nard
::
Nard (n.) An East
Indian
plant
(Nardostachys
Jatamansi)
of the
Valerian
family,
used from
remote
ages in
Oriental
perfumery..
Pentoic
::
Pentoic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
desingating,
an acid
(called
also
valeric
acid)
derived
from
pentane..
Ether
::
Ether (n.) Any
similar
oxide of
hydrocarbon
radicals;
as, amyl
ether;
valeric
ether..
Compensate
::
Compensate
(v. t.) To make equal
return
to; to
remunerate;
to
recompense;
to give an
equivalent
to; to
requite
suitably;
as, to
compensate
a
laborer
for his work, or a
merchant
for his
losses..
Farm
::
Farm (v. t.) To lease or let for an
equivalent,
as land for a rent; to yield the use of to
proceeds..
Valencia
::
Valencia
(n.) A kind of woven
fabric
for
waistcoats,
having
the weft of wool and the warp of silk or
cotton..
Breve
::
Breve (n.) A note or
character
of time,
equivalent
to two
semibreves
or four
minims.
When
dotted,
it is equal to three
semibreves.
It was
formerly
of a
square
figure
(as thus: / ), but is now made oval, with a line
perpendicular
to the staff on each of its
sides;
--
formerly
much used for choir
service..
Valedictory
::
Valedictory
(n.) A
valedictory
oration
or
address
spoken
at
commencement
in
American
colleges
or
seminaries
by one of the
graduating
class,
usually
by the
leading
scholar..
Monobasic
::
Monobasic
(a.)
Capable
of being
neutralized
by a
univalent
base or basic
radical;
having
but one acid
hydrogen
atom to be
replaced;
-- said of
acids;
as,
acetic,
nitric,
and
hydrochloric
acids are
monobasic..
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