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Definition of variety
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Variety
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
various;
intermixture
or
succession
of
different
things;
diversity;
multifariousness.
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Rubellite
::
Rubellite
(n.) A
variety
of
tourmaline
varying
in color from a pale rose to a deep ruby, and
containing
lithium..
Burnisher
::
Burnisher
(n.) A tool with a hard,
smooth,
rounded
end or
surface,
as of
steel,
ivory,
or
agate,
used in
smoothing
or
polishing
by
rubbing.
It has a
variety
of forms
adapted
to
special
uses..
Sameness
::
Sameness
(n.)
Hence,
want of
variety;
tedious
monotony..
Tafia
::
Tafia (n.) A
variety
of rum.
Lady''s Hair
::
Lady's
hair () A plant of the genus Briza (B.
media);
a
variety
of
quaking
grass.
Oolong
::
Oolong
(n.) A
fragrant
variety
of black tea
having
somewhat
the
flavor
of green tea.
Varier
::
Varier
(n.) A
wanderer;
one who
strays
in
search
of
variety.
Garlic
::
Garlic
(n.) A plant of the genus
Allium
(A.
sativum
is the
cultivated
variety),
having
a
bulbous
root, a very
strong
smell,
and an
acrid,
pungent
taste.
Each root is
composed
of
several
lesser
bulbs,
called
cloves
of
garlic,
inclosed
in a
common
membranous
coat, and
easily
separable..
Wallah
::
Wallah
(n.) A black
variety
of the
jaguar;
--
called
also tapir
tiger.
Conite
::
Conite
(n.) A
magnesian
variety
of
dolomite.
Warrin
::
Warrin
(n.) An
Australian
lorikeet
(Trichoglossus
multicolor)
remarkable
for the
variety
and
brilliancy
of its
colors;
--
called
also
blue-bellied
lorikeet,
and
blue-bellied
parrot..
Diction
::
Diction
(n.)
Choice
of words for the
expression
of
ideas;
the
construction,
disposition,
and
application
of words in
discourse,
with
regard
to
clearness,
accuracy,
variety,
etc.; mode of
expression;
language;
as, the
diction
of
Chaucer's
poems..
Chesterlite
::
Chesterlite
(n.) A
variety
of
feldspar
found in
crystals
in the
county
of
Chester,
Pennsylvania..
Spaghetti
::
Spaghetti
(n.) A
variety
or
macaroni
made in tubes of small
diameter.
Breccia
::
Breccia
(n.) A rock
composed
of
angular
fragments
either
of the same
mineral
or of
different
minerals,
etc.,
united
by a
cement,
and
commonly
presenting
a
variety
of
colors..
Wasite
::
Wasite
(n.) A
variety
of
allanite
from
Sweden
supposed
to
contain
wasium.
Moonstone
::
Moonstone
(n.) A
nearly
pellucid
variety
of
feldspar,
showing
pearly
or
opaline
reflections
from
within.
It is used as a gem. The best
specimens
come from
Ceylon..
Glucose
::
Glucose
(n.) A
variety
of sugar
occurring
in
nature
very
abundantly,
as in ripe
grapes,
and in
honey,
and
produced
in great
quantities
from
starch,
etc., by the
action
of heat and
acids.
It is only about half as sweet as cane
sugar.
Called
also
dextrose,
grape
sugar,
diabetic
sugar,
and
starch
sugar.
See
Dextrose..
Cockspur
::
Cockspur
(n.) A
variety
of
Crataegus,
or
hawthorn
(C.
Crus-galli),
having
long,
straight
thorns;
--
called
also
Cockspur
thorn..
Alabaster
::
Alabaster
(n.) A hard,
compact
variety
of
carbonate
of lime,
somewhat
translucent,
or of
banded
shades
of
color;
stalagmite.
The name is used in this sense by
Pliny.
It is
sometimes
distinguished
as
oriental
alabaster..
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