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Definition of came
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 came is as below...
Came (n.) A
slender
rod of cast lead, with or
without
grooves,
used, in
casements
and
stained-glass
windows,
to hold
together
the panes or
pieces
of
glass..
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Overcame
::
Overcame
(imp.)
of
Overcom.
Ruminantia
::
Ruminantia
(n. pl.) A
division
of
Artiodactyla
having
four
stomachs.
This
division
includes
the
camels,
deer,
antelopes,
goats,
sheep,
neat
cattle,
and
allies..
Anacharis
::
Anacharis
(n.) A
fresh-water
weed of the
frog's-bit
family
(Hydrocharidaceae),
native
to
America.
Transferred
to
England
it
became
an
obstruction
to
navigation.
Called
also
waterweed
and water
thyme..
Camerlingo
::
Camerlingo
(n.) The papal
chamberlain;
the
cardinal
who
presides
over the
pope's
household.
He has at times
possessed
great
power.
Developer
::
Developer
(n.) A
reagent
by the
action
of which the
latent
image upon a
photographic
plate,
after
exposure
in the
camera,
or
otherwise,
is
developed
and
visible..
Nucumentaceous
::
Nucumentaceous
(a.) See
Nucamentaceous.
C
::
C () C is the third
letter
of the
English
alphabet.
It is from the Latin
letter
C, which in old Latin
represented
the
sounds
of k, and g (in go); its
original
value being the
latter.
In
Anglo-Saxon
words,
or Old
English
before
the
Norman
Conquest,
it
always
has the sound of k. The Latin C was the same
letter
as the Greek /, /, and came from the Greek
alphabet.
The
Greeks
got it from the
Ph/nicians.
The
English
name of C is from the Latin name ce, and was
derived,
probably,
through
the
French.
Et
Camera Lucida
::
Camera
lucida
() An
instrument
which by means of a prism of a
peculiar
form, or an
arrangement
of
mirrors,
causes
an
apparent
image of an
external
object
or
objects
to
appear
as if
projected
upon a plane
surface,
as of paper or
canvas,
so that the
outlines
may
conveniently
traced.
It is
generally
used with the
microscope..
Concameration
::
Concameration
(n.) A
chamber
of a
multilocular
shell.
Oilseed
::
Oilseed
(n.) A
cruciferous
herb
(Camelina
sativa).
Back
::
Back
(adv.)
To the place from which one came; to the place or
person
from which
something
is taken or
derived;
as, to go back for
something
left
behind;
to go back to one's
native
place;
to put a book back after
reading
it..
Out
::
Out (a.)
Beyond
possession,
control,
or
occupation;
hence,
in, or into, a state of want, loss, or
deprivation;
-- used of
office,
business,
property,
knowledge,
etc.; as, the
Democrats
went out and the Whigs came in; he put his money out at
interest..
Swab
::
Swab (n.) A bit of
sponge,
cloth,
or the like,
fastened
to a
handle,
for
cleansing
the mouth of a sick
person,
applying
medicaments
to
deep-seated
parts,
etc..
Cameralistic
::
Cameralistic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
finance
and
public
revenue.
Dekameter
::
Dekameter
(n.) Same as
Decameter.
Camel-backed
::
Camel-backed
(a.)
Having
a back like a
camel;
humpbacked.
Frontal
::
Frontal
(n.) A
medicament
or
application
for the
forehead.
Unicameral
::
Unicameral
(a.)
Having,
or
consisting
of, a
single
chamber;
-- said of a
legislative
assembly..
Shagreen
::
Shagreen
(n.) A kind of
untanned
leather
prepared
in
Russia
and the East, from the skins of
horses,
asses,
and
camels,
and
grained
so as to be
covered
with small round
granulations.
This
characteristic
surface
is
produced
by
pressing
small seeds into the grain or hair side when
moist,
and
afterward,
when dry,
scraping
off the
roughness
left
between
them, and then, by
soaking,
causing
the
portions
of the skin which had been
compressed
or
indented
by the seeds to swell up into
relief.
It is used f
Scamell
::
Scamell
(n.) Alt. of
Scamme.
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