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Definition of acting
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Acting
(a.) Doing duty for
another;
officiating;
as, an
acting
superintendent..
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Volitient
::
Volitient
(a.)
Exercising
the will;
acting
from
choice;
willing,
or
having
power to
will..
Point
::
Point (v. i.) To
direct
the point of
something,
as of a
finger,
for the
purpose
of
designating
an
object,
and
attracting
attention
to it; -- with at..
Bicycle
::
Bicycle
(n.) A light
vehicle
having
two
wheels
one
behind
the
other.
It has a
saddle
seat and is
propelled
by the
rider's
feet
acting
on
cranks
or
levers.
Associate
::
Associate
(v. t.) To join or
connect;
to
combine
in
acting;
as,
particles
of gold
associated
with other
substances..
Antinephritic
::
Antinephritic
(a.)
Counteracting,
or
deemed
of use in,
diseases
of the
kidneys..
Contractile
::
Contractile
(a.)
tending
to
contract;
having
the power or
property
of
contracting,
or of
shrinking
into
shorter
or
smaller
dimensions;
as, the
contractile
tissues..
Helve
::
Helve (n.) A forge
hammer
which is
lifted
by a cam
acting
on the helve
between
the
fulcrum
and the head.
Whistle
::
Whistle
(v. i.) To make a kind of
musical
sound,
or
series
of
sounds,
by
forcing
the
breath
through
a small
orifice
formed
by
contracting
the lips; also, to emit a
similar
sound,
or
series
of
notes,
from the mouth or beak, as
birds..
Action
::
Action
(n.) A
process
or
condition
of
acting
or
moving,
as
opposed
to rest; the doing of
something;
exertion
of power or
force,
as when one body acts on
another;
the
effect
of power
exerted
on one body by
another;
agency;
activity;
operation;
as, the
action
of heat; a man of
action..
Reenactment
::
Reenactment
(n.) The
enacting
or
passing
of a law a
second
time; the
renewal
of a law.
Subtraction
::
Subtraction
(n.) The act or
operation
of
subtracting
or
taking
away a part.
Drastic
::
Drastic
(a.)
Acting
rapidly
and
violently;
efficacious;
powerful;
--
opposed
to
bland;
as,
drastic
purgatives..
Gang
::
Gang (v. i.) A
combination
of
similar
implements
arranged
so as, by
acting
together,
to save time or
labor;
a set; as, a gang of saws, or of
plows..
Poundal
::
Poundal
(n.) A unit of force based upon the
pound,
foot, and
second,
being the force
which,
acting
on a pound
avoirdupois
for one
second,
causes
it to
acquire
by the of that time a
velocity
of one foot per
second.
It is about equal to the
weight
of half an
ounce,
and is
13,825
dynes..
Prepossessing
::
Prepossessing
(a.)
Tending
to
invite
favor;
attracting
confidence,
favor,
esteem,
or love;
attractive;
as, a
prepossessing
manner..
Pyromagnetic
::
Pyromagnetic
(a.)
Acting
by the
agency
of heat and
magnetism;
as, a
pyromagnetic
machine
for
producing
electric
currents..
Flaily
::
Flaily
(a.)
Acting
like a
flail.
Nervine
::
Nervine
(a.)
Having
the
quality
of
acting
upon or
affecting
the
nerves;
quieting
nervous
excitement.
Mediate
::
Mediate
(a.)
Acting
by
means,
or by an
intervening
cause or
instrument;
not
direct
or
immediate;
acting
or
suffering
through
an
intervening
agent or
condition..
Heart
::
Heart (n.) A
hollow,
muscular
organ,
which,
by
contracting
rhythmically,
keeps up the
circulation
of the
blood..
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