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Definition of call
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Call (v. t.) To rouse from
sleep;
to
awaken.
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Hagioscope
::
Hagioscope
(n.) An
opening
made in the
interior
walls of a
cruciform
church
to
afford
a view of the altar to those in the
transepts;
--
called,
in
architecture,
a
squint..
Argas
::
Argas (n.) A genus of
venomous
ticks which
attack
men and
animals.
The
famous
Persian
Argas,
also
called
Miana bug, is A.
Persicus;
that of
Central
America,
called
talaje
by the
natives,
is A.
Talaje..
Corps
::
Corps (n. sing. & pl.) A body of men; esp., an
organized
division
of the
military
establishment;
as, the
marine
corps;
the corps of
topographical
engineers;
specifically,
an army
corps..
Vocation
::
Vocation
(n.)
Destined
or
appropriate
employment;
calling;
occupation;
trade;
business;
profession.
South
::
South (n.)
Specifically:
That part of the
United
States
which is south of Mason and
Dixon's
line. See under Line.
Orthographically
::
Orthographically
(adv.)
In an
orthographical
manne.
Practically
::
Practically
(adv.)
In
practice
or use; as, a
medicine
practically
safe;
theoretically
wrong,
but
practically
right..
Corsage
::
Corsage
(n.) a
flower
or small
arrangement
of
flowers
worn by a
person
as a
personal
ornament.
Typically
worn by women on
special
occasions
(as, at a ball or an
anniversary
celebration),
a
corsage
may be worn
pinned
to the
chest,
or tied to the
wrist.
It is
usually
larger
or more
elaborate
than a
boutonniere..
Stateroom
::
Stater
(n.) The
principal
gold coin of
ancient
Grece.
It
varied
much in
value,
the
stater
best known at
Athens
being worth about
£1
2s., or about
$5.35.
The Attic
silver
tetradrachm
was in later times
called
stater..
Brant
::
Brant (n.) A
species
of wild goose
(Branta
bernicla)
--
called
also brent and brand
goose.
The name is also
applied
to other
related
species.
Houseleek
::
Houseleek
(n.) A
succulent
plant of the genus
Sempervivum
(S.
tectorum),
originally
a
native
of
subalpine
Europe,
but now found very
generally
on old walls and
roofs.
It is very
tenacious
of life under
drought
and heat; --
called
also
ayegreen..
North
::
North (n.)
Specifically:
That part of the
United
States
lying north of Mason and
Dixon's
line. See under Line.
Repeal
::
Repeal
(n.)
Recall,
as from
exile..
Garfish
::
Garfish
(n.) A
European
marine
fish
(Belone
vulgaris);
--
called
also gar,
gerrick,
greenback,
greenbone,
gorebill,
hornfish,
longnose,
mackerel
guide,
sea
needle,
and sea
pike..
Unspecialized
::
Unspecialized
(a.) Not
specialized;
specifically
(Biol.),
not
adapted,
or set
apart,
for any
particular
purpose
or
function;
as, an
unspecialized
unicellular
organism..
Stigma
::
Stigma
(v. t.) A point so
connected
by any law
whatever
with
another
point,
called
an
index,
that as the index moves in any
manner
in a plane the first point or
stigma
moves in a
determinate
way in the same
plane..
Calcaneum
::
Calcaneum
(n.) One of the bones of the
tarsus
which in man, forms the great bone of the heel; --
called
also
fibulare..
Cornet
::
Cornet
(n.) A troop of
cavalry;
-- so
called
from its being
accompanied
by a
cornet
player.
Stone-still
::
Stonesmickle
(n.) The
stonechat;
--
called
also
stonesmitch.
Cry
::
Cry (v. i.) To make a loud call or cry; to call or
exclaim
vehemently
or
earnestly;
to
shout;
to
vociferate;
to
proclaim;
to pray; to
implore.
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