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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 (n.) The
privilege
to
demand
the
delivery
of
stock,
grain,
or any
commodity,
at a
fixed,
price,
at or
within
a
certain
time
agreed
on..
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Water Monitor
::
Water
monitor
() A very large
lizard
(Varanaus
salvator)
native
of
India.
It
frequents
the
borders
of
streams
and swims
actively.
It
becomes
five or six feet long.
Called
also
two-banded
monitor,
and
kabaragoya.
The name is also
applied
to other
aquatic
monitors..
Fascet
::
Fascet
(n.) A wire
basket
on the end of a rod to carry glass
bottles,
etc., to the
annealing
furnace;
also, an iron rod to be
thrust
into the
mouths
of
bottles,
and used for the same
purpose;
--
called
also
pontee
and
punty..
Paxwax
::
Paxwax
(n.) The
strong
ligament
of the back of the neck in
quadrupeds.
It
connects
the back of the skull with
dorsal
spines
of the
cervical
vertebrae,
and helps to
support
the head.
Called
also
paxywaxy
and
packwax..
Glass-sponge
::
Glass-sponge
(n.) A
siliceous
sponge,
of the genus
Hyalonema,
and
allied
genera;
-- so
called
from their
glassy
fibers
or
spicules;
--
called
also
vitreous
sponge.
See
Glass-rope,
and
Euplectella..
Cane
::
Cane (n.) A
walking
stick;
a
staff;
-- so
called
because
originally
made of one the
species
of cane.
Verge
::
Verge (n.) The stick or wand with which
persons
were
formerly
admitted
tenants,
they
holding
it in the hand, and
swearing
fealty
to the lord. Such
tenants
were
called
tenants
by the
verge..
Rubella
::
Rubella
(n.) An acute
specific
disease
with a dusky red
cutaneous
eruption
resembling
that of
measles,
but
unattended
by
catarrhal
symptoms;
--
called
also
German
measles..
Stone-blind
::
Stonebird
(n.) The
yellowlegs;
--
called
also stone
snipe.
See
Tattler,
2..
Enclitically
::
Enclitically
(adv.)
In an
enclitic
manner;
by
throwing
the
accent
back.
Stibious
::
Stibine
(n.)
Antimony
hydride,
or
hydrogen
antimonide,
a
colorless
gas
produced
by the
action
of
nascent
hydrogen
on
antimony.
It has a
characteristic
odor and burns with a
characteristic
greenish
flame.
Formerly
called
also
antimoniureted
hydrogen..
Jack
::
"Jack (n.) A
popular
colloquial
name for a
sailor;
--
called
also Jack tar, and Jack
afloat..
Hebraically
::
Hebraically
(adv.)
After the
manner
of the
Hebrews
or of the
Hebrew
language.
Favus
::
Favus (n.) A tile or
flagstone
cut into an
hexagonal
shape to
produce
a
honeycomb
pattern,
as in a
pavement;
--
called
also favas and
sectila..
Cardiograph
::
Cardiograph
(n.) An
instrument
which,
when
placed
in
contact
with the
chest,
will
register
graphically
the
comparative
duration
and
intensity
of the
heart's
movements..
Dowitcher
::
Dowitcher
(n.) The
red-breasted
or gray snipe
(Macrorhamphus
griseus);
--
called
also
brownback,
and
grayback..
Electron
::
Electron
(n.)
Amber;
also, the alloy of gold and
silver,
called
electrum..
Seducer
::
Seducer
(n.) One who, or that
which,
seduces;
specifically,
one who
prevails
over the
chastity
of a woman by
enticements
and
persuasions..
Whisky
::
Whisky
(n.) A light
carriage
built for rapid
motion;
--
called
also
tim-whiskey.
Riding
::
Riding
(n.) One of the three
jurisdictions
into which the
county
of York, in
England,
is
divided;
--
formerly
under the
government
of a
reeve.
They are
called
the
North,
the East, and the West,
Riding..
Lace-bark
::
Lace-bark
(n.) A shrub in the West
Indies
(Lagetta
Iintearia);
-- so
called
from the
lacelike
layers
of its inner bark.
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