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Definition of call
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of call is as below...
Call (v. t.) To
summon
to the
discharge
of a
particular
duty; to
designate
for an
office,
or
employment,
especially
of a
religious
character;
-- often used of a
divine
summons;
as, to be
called
to the
ministry;
sometimes,
to
invite;
as, to call a
minister
to be the
pastor
of a
church..
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Wung-out
::
Wung-out
(a.)
Having
the sails set in the
manner
called
wing-and-wing.
Banyan
::
Banyan
(n.) A tree of the same genus as the
common
fig, and
called
the
Indian
fig
(Ficus
Indica),
whose
branches
send
shoots
to the
ground,
which take root and
become
additional
trunks,
until it may be the tree
covers
some acres of
ground
and is able to
shelter
thousands
of men..
Quantic
::
Quantic
(n.) A
homogeneous
algebraic
function
of two or more
variables,
in
general
containing
only
positive
integral
powers
of the
variables,
and
called
quadric,
cubic,
quartic,
etc.,
according
as it is of the
second,
third,
fourth,
fifth,
or a
higher
degree.
These are
further
called
binary,
ternary,
quaternary,
etc.,
according
as they
contain
two,
three,
four, or more
variables;
thus, the
quantic
/ is a
binary
cubic..
Skiving
::
Skiving
(n.) A piece made in
paring
or
splitting
leather;
specifically,
the part from the
inner,
or
flesh,
side..
Ophite
::
Ophite
(n.) A
greenish
spotted
porphyry,
being a
diabase
whose
pyroxene
has been
altered
to
uralite;
-- first found in the
Pyreness.
So
called
from the
colored
spots which give it a
mottled
appearance..
Miller
::
Miller
(n.) A moth or
lepidopterous
insect;
-- so
called
because
the wings
appear
as if
covered
with white dust or
powder,
like a
miller's
clothes.
Called
also moth
miller..
Zed
::
Zed (n.) The
letter
Z; --
called
also zee, and
formerly
izzard..
Quarterstaff
::
Quarterstaff
(n.) A long and stout staff
formerly
used as a
weapon
of
defense
and
offense;
-- so
called
because
in
holding
it one hand was
placed
in the
middle,
and the other
between
the
middle
and the end..
Punctator
::
Punctator
(n.) One who marks with
points.
specifically,
one who
writes
Hebrew
with
points;
--
applied
to a
Masorite..
Endemically
::
Endemically
(adv.)
In an
endemic
manner.
Autoptically
::
Autoptically
(adv.)
By means of
ocular
view, or one's own
observation..
Bouget
::
Bouget
(n.) A
charge
representing
a
leather
vessel
for
carrying
water;
-- also
called
water
bouget.
Recollect
::
Recollect
(v. t.) To
recover
or
recall
the
knowledge
of; to bring back to the mind or
memory;
to
remember.
Trehalose
::
Trehalose
(n.)
Mycose;
-- so
called
because
sometimes
obtained
from
trehala.
Fluoroid
::
Fluoroid
(n.) A
tetrahexahedron;
-- so
called
because
it is a
common
form of
fluorite.
Muscardine
::
Muscardine
(n.) A
disease
which is very
destructive
to
silkworms,
and which
sometimes
extends
to other
insects.
It is
attended
by the
development
of a
fungus
(provisionally
called
Botrytis
bassiana).
Also, the
fungus
itself..
Ling
::
Ling (n.)
Heather
(Calluna
vulgaris).
Escallop
::
Escallop
(n.) See
Escalop.
Revocation
::
Revocation
(n.) The act of
calling
back, or the state of being
recalled;
recall..
Review
::
Review
(n.) To go over and
examine
critically
or
deliberately.
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