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Definition of went
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Went (n.)
Course;
way; path;
journey;
direction.
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Went
::
Went () of Wen.
Sevenscore
::
Sevenscore
(n. & a.) Seven times
twenty,
that is, a
hundred
and
forty..
Carat
::
Carat (n.) A
twenty-fourth
part; -- a term used in
estimating
the
proportionate
fineness
of gold.
Semuncia
::
Semuncia
(n.) A Roman coin
equivalent
to one
twenty-fourth
part of a Roman
pound.
Turret
::
Turret
(n.) A
movable
building,
of a
square
form,
consisting
of ten or even
twenty
stories
and
sometimes
one
hundred
and
twenty
cubits
high,
usually
moved on
wheels,
and
employed
in
approaching
a
fortified
place,
for
carrying
soldiers,
engines,
ladders,
casting
bridges,
and other
necessaries..
Polyandria
::
Polyandria
(n. pl.) A
Linnaean
class of
monoclinous
or
hermaphrodite
plants,
having
many
stamens,
or any
number
above
twenty,
inserted
in the
receptacle..
Crown
::
Crown (n.) A coin
stamped
with the image of a
crown;
hence,a
denomination
of
money;
as, the
English
crown,
a
silver
coin of the value of five
shillings
sterling,
or a
little
more than
$1.20;
the
Danish
or
Norwegian
crown,
a money of
account,
etc., worth
nearly
twenty-seven
cents..
Escurial
::
Escurial
(n.) A
palace
and
mausoleum
of the kinds of
Spain,
being a vast and
wonderful
structure
about
twenty-five
miles
northwest
of
Madrid..
Outwent
::
Outwent
() imp. of
Outgo.
Tetrahexahedron
::
Tetrahexahedron
(n.) A solid in the
isometric
system,
bounded
by
twenty-four
equal
triangular
faces,
four
corresponding
to each face of the
cube..
Twenty-fourmo
::
Twenty-fourmo
(a.)
Having
twenty-four
leaves
to a
sheet;
as, a
twenty-fourmo
form, book, leaf, size, etc..
Ad Valorem
::
Ad
valorem
() A term used to
denote
a duty or
charge
laid upon
goods,
at a
certain
rate per cent upon their
value,
as
stated
in their
invoice,
-- in
opposition
to a
specific
sum upon a given
quantity
or
number;
as, an ad
valorem
duty of
twenty
per
cent..
Twenty
::
Twenty
(a.) One more that
nineteen;
twice;
as,
twenty
men..
Upher
::
Upher (n.) A fir pole of from four to seven
inches
diameter,
and
twenty
to forty feet long,
sometimes
roughly
hewn, used for
scaffoldings,
and
sometimes
for
slight
and
common
roofs,
for which use it is
split..
Alum
::
Alum (n.) A
double
sulphate
formed
of
aluminium
and some other
element
(esp. an
alkali
metal)
or of
aluminium.
It has
twenty-four
molecules
of water of
crystallization.
Convulsionist
::
Convulsionist
(n.) One who has
convulsions;
esp., one of a body of
fanatics
in
France,
early in the
eighteenth
century,
who went into
convulsions
under the
influence
of
religious
emotion;
as, the
Convulsionists
of St.
Medard..
Sixscore
::
Sixscore
(a. & n.) Six times
twenty;
one
hundred
and
twenty.
Socage
::
Socage
(n.) A
tenure
of lands and
tenements
by a
certain
or
determinate
service;
a
tenure
distinct
from
chivalry
or
knight's
service,
in which the
obligations
were
uncertain.
The
service
must be
certain,
in order to be
denominated
socage,
as to hold by
fealty
and
twenty
shillings
rent..
Twentyfold
::
Twentyfold
(a.)
Twenty
times as many.
Twentieth
::
Twentieth
(n.) The
quotient
of a unit
divided
by
twenty;
one of
twenty
equal parts of one
whole.
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