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Definition of vary
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of vary is as below...
Vary (v. i.) To
deviate;
to
depart;
to
swerve;
--
followed
by from; as, to vary from the law, or from
reason..
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Batman
::
Batman
(n.) A
weight
used in the East,
varying
according
to the
locality;
in
Turkey,
the
greater
batman
is about 157
pounds,
the
lesser
only a
fourth
of this; at
Aleppo
and
Smyrna,
the
batman
is 17
pounds..
Variant
::
Variant
(a.)
Varying
in from,
character,
or the like;
variable;
different;
diverse..
Vary
::
Vary (n.)
Alteration;
change.
Maund
::
Maund (n.) An East
Indian
weight,
varying
in
different
localities
from 25 to about 82
pounds
avoirdupois..
Firkin
::
Firkin
(n.) A
varying
measure
of
capacity,
usually
being the
fourth
part of a
barrel;
specifically,
a
measure
equal to nine
imperial
gallons..
Intracellular
::
Intracellular
(a.)
Within
a cell; as, the
intracellular
movements
seen in the
pigment
cells,
the
salivary
cells,
and in the
protoplasm
of some
vegetable
cells..
Coss
::
Coss (n.) A
Hindoo
measure
of
distance,
varying
from one and a half to two
English
miles..
Parovarium
::
Parovarium
(n.) A group of
tubules,
a
remnant
of the
Wolffian
body, often found near the ovary or
oviduct;
the
epoophoron..
Saliva
::
Saliva
(n.) The
secretion
from the
salivary
glands.
Variety
::
Variety
(n.)
Something
varying
or
differing
from
others
of the same
general
kind; one of a
number
of
things
that are akin; a sort; as,
varieties
of wood, land,
rocks,
etc..
Modulate
::
Modulate
(v. t.) To vary or
inflect
in a
natural,
customary,
or
musical
manner;
as, the
organs
of
speech
modulate
the voice in
reading
or
speaking..
Olive
::
Olive (n.) An
olivary
body. See under
Olivary.
Homology
::
Homology
(n.) The
correspondence
or
resemblance
of
substances
belonging
to the same type or
series;
a
similarity
of
composition
varying
by a
small,
regular
difference,
and
usually
attended
by a
regular
variation
in
physical
properties;
as, there is an
homology
between
methane,
CH4,
ethane,
C2H6,
propane,
C3H8, etc., all
members
of the
paraffin
series.
In an
extended
sense,
the term is
applied
to the
relation
between
chemical
elements
of the same
group;
as,
chlorine,
bromine,
and
iodine
are said
Intervary
::
Intervary
(v. i.) To alter or vary
between;
to
change.
Parotid
::
Parotid
(a.)
Situated
near the ear; --
applied
especially
to the
salivary
gland near the ear.
Ampere
::
Ampere
(n.) The unit of
electric
current;
--
defined
by the
International
Electrical
Congress
in 1893 and by U. S.
Statute
as, one tenth of the unit of
current
of the C. G. S.
system
of
electro-magnetic
units,
or the
practical
equivalent
of the
unvarying
current
which,
when
passed
through
a
standard
solution
of
nitrate
of
silver
in
water,
deposits
silver
at the rate of
0.001118
grams per
second.
Called
also the
international
ampere..
Amaryllideous
::
Amaryllideous
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
resembling,
an order of
plants
differing
from the lily
family
chiefly
in
having
the ovary below the
/etals.
The
narcissus
and
daffodil
are
members
of this
family..
Sauce
::
Sauce (v. t.) To make
poignant;
to give zest,
flavor
or
interest
to; to set off; to vary and
render
attractive..
Sequin
::
Sequin
(n.) An old gold coin of Italy and
Turkey.
It was first
struck
at
Venice
about the end of the 13th
century,
and
afterward
in the other
Italian
cities,
and by the
Levant
trade was
introduced
into
Turkey.
It is worth about 9s. 3d.
sterling,
or about
$2.25.
The
different
kinds vary
somewhat
in
value..
Bahar
::
Bahar (n.) A
weight
used in
certain
parts of the East
Indies,
varying
considerably
in
different
localities,
the range being from 223 to 625
pounds..
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