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Definition of verge
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Verge (n.) The shaft of a
column,
or a small
ornamental
shaft..
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Divergence
::
Divergence
(n.) Alt. of
Divergenc.
Sapodilla
::
Sapodilla
(n.) A tall,
evergeen,
tropical
American
tree
(Achras
Sapota);
also, its
edible
fruit,
the
sapodilla
plum..
Divergency
::
Divergency
(n.)
Disagreement;
difference.
Converging
::
Converging
(a.)
Tending
to one
point;
approaching
each
other;
convergent;
as,
converging
lines..
Corradiate
::
Corradiate
(v. t.) To
converge
to one point or
focus,
as light or
rays..
Brink
::
Brink (n.) The edge,
margin,
or
border
of a steep
place,
as of a
precipice;
a bank or edge, as of a river or pit; a
verge;
a
border;
as, the brink of a
chasm.
Also Fig..
Verge
::
Verge (n.) A slip of grass
adjoining
gravel
walks,
and
dividing
them from the
borders
in a
parterre..
Verge
::
Verge (n.) The
compass
of the court of
Marshalsea
and the
Palace
court,
within
which the lord
steward
and the
marshal
of the
king's
household
had
special
jurisdiction;
-- so
called
from the
verge,
or
staff,
which the
marshal
bore..
Diverging
::
Diverging
(a.)
Tending
in
different
directions
from a
common
center;
spreading
apart;
divergent.
Verger
::
Verger
(n.) A
garden
or
orchard.
Border
::
Border
(n.) The outer part or edge of
anything,
as of a
garment,
a
garden,
etc.;
margin;
verge;
brink..
About
::
About
(prep.)
On the point or verge of;
going;
in act of.
Top
::
Top (n.) Eve;
verge;
point.
Diverge
::
Diverge
(v. i.) To
extend
from a
common
point in
different
directions;
to tend from one point and
recede
from each
other;
to tend to
spread
apart;
to turn aside or
deviate
(as from a given
direction);
--
opposed
to
converge;
as, rays of light
diverge
as they
proceed
from the sun..
Aberration
::
Aberration
(n.) The
convergence
to
different
foci, by a lens or
mirror,
of rays of light
emanating
from one and the same
point,
or the
deviation
of such rays from a
single
focus;
called
spherical
aberration,
when due to the
spherical
form of the lens or
mirror,
such form
giving
different
foci for
central
and
marginal
rays; and
chromatic
aberration,
when due to
different
refrangibilities
of the
colored
rays of the
spectrum,
those of each color
having
a
distinct
focus..
Potance
::
Potance
(n.) The stud in which the
bearing
for the lower pivot of the verge is made.
Planula
::
Planula
(n.) In
embryonic
development,
a
vesicle
filled
with
fluid,
formed
from the
morula
by the
divergence
of its cells in such a
manner
as to give rise to a
central
space,
around
which the cells
arrange
themselves
as an
envelope;
an
embryonic
form
intermediate
between
the
morula
and
gastrula.
Sometimes
used as
synonymous
with
gastrula..
Alternate
::
Alternate
(a.)
Distributed,
as
leaves,
singly
at
different
heights
of the stem, and at equal
intervals
as
respects
angular
divergence..
Converged
::
Converged
(imp. & p. p.) of
Converg.
Knight Marshal
::
Knight
marshal
() An
officer
in the
household
of the
British
sovereign,
who has
cognizance
of
transgressions
within
the royal
household
and
verge,
and of
contracts
made
there,
a
member
of the
household
being one of the
parties..
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