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Definition of where
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Where (n.)
Place;
situation.
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Transplantation
::
Transplantation
(n.) The
removal
of
tissues
from a
healthy
part, and the
insertion
of them in
another
place where there is a
lesion;
as, the
transplantation
of
tissues
in
autoplasty..
Recompensation
::
Recompensation
(n.) Used to
denote
a case where a
set-off
pleaded
by the
defendant
is met by a
set-off
pleaded
by the
plaintiff.
Orient
::
Orient
(n.) The part of the
horizon
where the sun first
appears
in the
morning;
the east.
Recoupe
::
Recoupe
(v. t.) To keep back
rightfully
(a
part),
as if by
cutting
off, so as to
diminish
a sum due; to take off (a part) from
damages;
to
deduct;
as, where a
landlord
recouped
the rent of
premises
from
damages
awarded
to the
plaintiff
for
eviction..
Passe Partout
::
Passe
partout
(n.) That by which one can pass
anywhere;
a
safe-conduct.
Errand
::
Errand
(n.) A
special
business
intrusted
to a
messenger;
something
to be told or done by one sent
somewhere
for the
purpose;
often,
a
verbal
message;
a
commission;
as, the
servant
was sent on an
errand;
to do an
errand.
Also, one's
purpose
in going
anywhere..
Law
::
Law (n.) The
Jewish
or
Mosaic
code, and that part of
Scripture
where it is
written,
in
distinction
from the
gospel;
hence,
also, the Old
Testament..
Isobathytherm
::
Isobathytherm
(n.) A line
connecting
the
points
on the
surface
of the earth where a
certain
temperature
is found at the same
depth.
Apiary
::
Apiary
(n.) A place where bees are kept; a stand or shed for bees; a
beehouse.
Stand
::
Stand (v. i.) A place or post where one
stands;
a place where one may stand while
observing
or
waiting
for
something.
Hypocleidium
::
Hypocleidium
(n.) A
median
process
on the
furculum,
or
merrythought,
of many
birds,
where it is
connected
with the
sternum..
Filleting
::
Filleting
(n.) The
protecting
of a
joint,
as
between
roof and
parapet
wall, with
mortar,
or
cement,
where
flashing
is
employed
in
better
work..
Table
::
Table (n.) A
stringcourse
which
includes
an
offset;
esp., a band of
stone,
or the like, set where an
offset
is
required,
so as to make it
decorative.
See Water
table..
Locutory
::
Locutory
(n.) A room for
conversation;
especially,
a room in
monasteries,
where the monks were
allowed
to
converse..
Diversion
::
Diversion
(n.) The act of
drawing
the
attention
and force of an enemy from the point where the
principal
attack
is to be made; the
attack,
alarm,
or feint which
diverts..
Rector
::
Rector
(n.) A
clergyman
who has the
charge
and cure of a
parish,
and has the
tithes,
etc.; the
clergyman
of a
parish
where the
tithes
are not
impropriate.
See the Note under
Vicar..
Bocking
::
Bocking
(n.) A
coarse
woolen
fabric,
used for floor
cloths,
to cover
carpets,
etc.; -- so
called
from the town of
Bocking,
in
England,
where it was first
made..
Channel
::
Channel
(n.) The
hollow
bed where a
stream
of water runs or may run.
Chemism
::
Chemism
(n.) The force
exerted
between
the atoms of
elementary
substance
whereby
they unite to form
chemical
compounds;
chemical
attaction;
affinity;
--
sometimes
used as a
general
expression
for
chemical
activity
or
relationship.
Fullery
::
Fullery
(n.) The place or the works where the
fulling
of cloth is
carried
on.
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