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Definition of action
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Action
(n.) The
mechanical
contrivance
by means of which the
impulse
of the
player's
finger
is
transmitted
to the
strings
of a
pianoforte
or to the valve of an organ pipe.
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Gripe
::
Gripe (n.)
Oppression;
cruel
exaction;
affiction;
pinching
distress;
as, the gripe of
poverty..
Libel
::
Libel (n.) A
written
declaration
or
statement
by the
plaintiff
of his cause of
action,
and of the
relief
he
seeks..
Cineration
::
Cineration
(n.) The
reducing
of
anything
to ashes by
combustion;
cinefaction.
Perturbation
::
Perturbation
(n.) A
disturbance
in the
regular
elliptic
or other
motion
of a
heavenly
body,
produced
by some force
additional
to that which
causes
its
regular
motion;
as, the
perturbations
of the
planets
are
caused
by their
attraction
on each
other..
Force
::
Force (n.) To exert to the
utmost;
to urge;
hence,
to
strain;
to urge to
excessive,
unnatural,
or
untimely
action;
to
produce
by
unnatural
effort;
as, to force a
consient
or
metaphor;
to force a
laugh;
to force
fruits..
Pluperfect
::
Pluperfect
(a.) More than
perfect;
past
perfect;
-- said of the tense which
denotes
that an
action
or event was
completed
at or
before
the time of
another
past
action
or
event.
Strabotomy
::
Strabismus
(n.) An
affection
of one or both eyes, in which the optic axes can not be
directed
to the same
object,
-- a
defect
due
either
to undue
contraction
or to undue
relaxation
of one or more of the
muscles
which move the
eyeball;
squinting;
cross-eye..
Turbine
::
Turbine
(n.) A water
wheel,
commonly
horizontal,
variously
constructed,
but
usually
having
a
series
of
curved
floats
or
buckets,
against
which the water acts by its
impulse
or
reaction
in
flowing
either
outward
from a
central
chamber,
inward
from an
external
casing,
or from above
downward,
etc.; -- also
called
turbine
wheel..
Equable
::
Equable
(a.)
Uniform
in
action
or
intensity;
not
variable
or
changing;
-- said of the
feelings
or
temper.
Igneous
::
Igneous
(a.)
Resulting
from, or
produced
by, the
action
of fire; as, lavas and
basalt
are
igneous
rocks..
Tranquillize
::
Tranquillize
(v. t.) To
render
tranquil;
to allay when
agitated;
to
compose;
to make calm and
peaceful;
as, to
tranquilize
a state
disturbed
by
factions
or civil
commotions;
to
tranquilize
the
mind..
Slavery
::
Slavery
(n.) A
condition
of
subjection
or
submission
characterized
by lack of
freedom
of
action
or of will.
Cerebellum
::
Cerebellum
(n.) The large lobe of the hind brain in front of and above the
medulla;
the
little
brain.
It
controls
combined
muscular
action.
See
Brain.
Shrinkage
::
Shrinkage
(n.) The
amount
of such
contraction;
the bulk or
dimension
lost by
shrinking,
as of
grain,
castings,
etc..
Levulinic
::
Levulinic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
denoting,
an acid
(called
also
acetyl-propionic
acid),
C5H8O3,
obtained
by the
action
of
dilute
acids on
various
sugars
(as
levulose)..
Spark
::
Spark (n.) That
which,
like a
spark,
may be
kindled
into a
flame,
or into
action;
a
feeble
germ; an
elementary
principle..
Play
::
Play (v. t.) To act or
perform
(a
play);
to
represent
in music
action;
as, to play a
comedy;
also, to act in the
character
of; to
represent
by
acting;
to
simulate;
to
behave
like; as, to play King Lear; to play the
woman..
Won''t
::
Won't () A
colloquial
contraction
of woll not. Will not. See Will.
Pathos
::
Pathos
(n.) That
quality
or
property
of
anything
which
touches
the
feelings
or
excites
emotions
and
passions,
esp., that which
awakens
tender
emotions,
such as pity,
sorrow,
and the like;
contagious
warmth
of
feeling,
action,
or
expression;
pathetic
quality;
as, the
pathos
of a
picture,
of a poem, or of a cry..
Go
::
Go (v. i.) To move from the
person
speaking,
or from the point
whence
the
action
is
contemplated;
to pass away; to
leave;
to
depart;
-- in
opposition
to stay and
come..
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