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Definition of call
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Call (n.) A
requirement
or
appeal
arising
from the
circumstances
of the case; a moral
requirement
or
appeal.
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Elaterium
::
Elaterium
(n.) A
cathartic
substance
obtained,
in the form of
yellowish
or
greenish
cakes,
as the dried
residue
of the juice of the wild or
squirting
cucumber
(Ecballium
agreste,
formerly
called
Momordica
Elaterium)..
Stilbite
::
Stilbene
(n.) A
hydrocarbon,
C14H12,
produced
artificially
in
large,
fine
crystals;
--
called
also
diphenyl
ethylene,
toluylene,
etc..
Breastband
::
Breastband
(n.) A band for the
breast.
Specifically:
(Naut.)
A band of
canvas,
or a rope,
fastened
at both ends to the
rigging,
to
support
the man who
heaves
the lead in
sounding..
Woolsack
::
Woolsack
(n.) A sack or bag of wool;
specifically,
the seat of the lord
chancellor
of
England
in the House of
Lords,
being a
large,
square
sack of wool
resembling
a divan in
form..
Coypu
::
Coypu (n.) A South
American
rodent
(Myopotamus
coypus),
allied
to the
beaver.
It
produces
a
valuable
fur
called
nutria..
Incedingly
::
Incedingly
(adv.)
Majestically.
Unshout
::
Unshout
(v. t.) To
recall
what is done by
shouting.
Foreremembered
::
Foreremembered
(a.)
Called
to mind
previously.
Simpai
::
Simpai
(n.) A
long-tailed
monkey
(Semnopitchecus
melalophus)
native
of
Sumatra.
It has a crest of black hair. The
forehead
and
cheeks
are fawn
color,
the upper parts tawny and red, the under parts
white.
Called
also
black-crested
monkey,
and
sinpae..
Ycleped
::
Ycleped
(p. p.)
Called;
named;
--
obsolete,
except
in
archaic
or
humorous
writings..
Levet
::
Levet (n.) A
trumpet
call for
rousing
soldiers;
a
reveille.
Saccule
::
Saccule
(n.) A
little
sac;
specifically,
the
sacculus
of the ear..
Triple-tail
::
Triple-tail
(n.) An
edible
fish
(Lobotes
Surinamensis)
found in the
warmer
parts of all the
oceans,
and
common
on the
southern
and
middle
coasts
of the
United
States.
When
living
it is
silvery
gray, and
becomes
brown or
blackish
when dead. Its
dorsal
and anal fins are long, and
extend
back on each side of the tail. It has large
silvery
scales
which are used in the
manufacture
of fancy work.
Called
also,
locally,
black
perch,
grouper,
and
flasher..
Lazarite
::
Lazarite
(n.) One of the
Congregation
of the
Priests
of the
Mission,
a
religious
institute
founded
by
Vincent
de Paul in 1624, and
popularly
called
Lazarists
or
Lazarites
from the
College
of St.
Lazare
in
Paris,
which was
occupied
by them until
1792..
Call
::
Call (n.) A
whistle
or pipe, used by the
boatswain
and his mate, to
summon
the
sailors
to
duty..
Scout
::
Scout (n.) A
college
student's
or
undergraduate's
servant;
-- so
called
in
Oxford,
England;
at
Cambridge
called
a gyp; and at
Dublin,
a
skip..
Clucking
::
Clucking
(n.) The noise or call of a
brooding
hen.
Familist
::
Familist
(n.) One of
afanatical
Antinomian
sect
originating
in
Holland,
and
existing
in
England
about 1580,
called
the
Family
of Love, who held that
religion
consists
wholly
in
love..
Seven-up
::
Seven-up
(n.) The game of cards
called
also all
fours,
and old
sledge..
Virginal
::
Virginal
(n.) An
instrument
somewhat
resembling
the
spinet,
but
having
a
rectangular
form, like the small
piano.
It had
strings
and keys, but only one wire to a note. The
instrument
was used in the
sixteenth
century,
but is now
wholly
obsolete.
It was
sometimes
called
a pair of
virginals..
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