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Definition of what
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What
(interrog.
adv.) Why? For what
purpose?
On what
account.
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Exterior
::
Exterior
(a.)
External;
on the
outside;
without
the
limits
of;
extrinsic;
as, an
object
exterior
to a man,
opposed
to what is
within,
or in his
mind..
Subduple
::
Subdulcid
(a.)
Somewhat
sweet;
sweetish.
Unsolder
::
Unsolder
(v. t.) To
separate
or
disunite,
as what has been
soldered;
hence,
to
divide;
to
sunder..
Staminal
::
Stamina
(n. pl.)
Whatever
constitutes
the
principal
strength
or
support
of
anything;
power of
endurance;
backbone;
vigor;
as, the
stamina
of a
constitution
or of life; the
stamina
of a
State..
Recapitulate
::
Recapitulate
(v. i.) To sum up, or
enumerate
by heads or
topics,
what has been
previously
said; to
repeat
briefly
the
substance..
Dextrin
::
Dextrin
(n.) A
translucent,
gummy,
amorphous
substance,
nearly
tasteless
and
odorless,
used as a
substitute
for gum, for
sizing,
etc., and
obtained
from
starch
by the
action
of heat,
acids,
or
diastase.
It is of
somewhat
variable
composition,
containing
several
carbohydrates
which
change
easily
to their
respective
varieties
of
sugar.
It is so named from its
rotating
the plane of
polarization
to the
right;
--
called
also
British
gum,
Alsace
gum,
gommelin,
leiocome,
etc. See
Achroodextrin,
and Ery
Rafter
::
Rafter
(n.)
Originally,
any rough and
somewhat
heavy piece of
timber.
Now,
commonly,
one of the
timbers
of a roof which are put on
sloping,
according
to the
inclination
of the roof. See
Illust.
of
Queen-post..
Mark
::
Mark (n.) That
toward
which a
missile
is
directed;
a thing aimed at; what one seeks to hit or
reach.
Soliloquy
::
Soliloquy
(n.) A
written
composition,
reciting
what it is
supposed
a
person
says to
himself..
Leptiform
::
Leptiform
(a.)
Having
a form
somewhat
like
leptus;
-- said of
active
insect
larvae
having
three pairs of legs. See
Larva.
Aard-vark
::
Aard-vark
(n.) An
edentate
mammal,
of the genus
Orycteropus,
somewhat
resembling
a pig,
common
in some parts of
Southern
Africa.
It
burrows
in the
ground,
and feeds
entirely
on ants, which it
catches
with its long, slimy
tongue..
Dimmy
::
Dimmy (a.)
Somewhat
dim; as,
dimmish
eyes..
Decree
::
Decree
(n.) An order from one
having
authority,
deciding
what is to be done by a
subordinate;
also, a
determination
by one
having
power,
deciding
what is to be done or to take
place;
edict,
law;
authoritative
ru//
decision..
Superfluous
::
Superfluity
(n.)
Something
beyond
what is
needed;
something
which
serves
for show or
luxury.
One
::
One
(indef.
pron.)
Any
person,
indefinitely;
a
person
or body; as, what one would have well done, one
should
do one's
self..
Somewhat
::
Somewhat
(n.) More or less; a
certain
quantity
or
degree;
a part, more or less;
something..
Subdivide
::
Subdivide
(v. t.) To
divide
the parts of
(anything)
into more
parts;
to part into
smaller
divisions;
to
divide
again,
as what has
already
been
divided..
Larghetto
::
Larghetto
(a. & adv.)
Somewhat
slow or
slowly,
but not so
slowly
as
largo,
and
rather
more so than
andante..
Somewhat
::
Somewhat
(adv.)
In some
degree
or
measure;
a
little.
Cleverish
::
Cleverish
(a.)
Somewhat
clever.
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