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Definition of capital
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Capital
(a.) A
chapter,
or
section,
of a
book..
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Bell
::
Bell (n.) That part of the
capital
of a
column
included
between
the
abacus
and neck
molding;
also used for the naked core of
nearly
cylindrical
shape,
assumed
to exist
within
the
leafage
of a
capital..
Helix
::
Helix (n.) A
caulicule
or
little
volute
under the
abacus
of the
Corinthian
capital.
Boultin
::
Boultin
(n.) A
molding,
the
convexity
of which is one
fourth
of a
circle,
being a
member
just below the
abacus
in the
Tuscan
and Roman Doric
capital;
a
torus;
an
ovolo..
Overtrade
::
Overtrade
(v. i.) To trade
beyond
one's
capital;
to buy goods
beyond
the means of
paying
for or
seleng
them; to
overstock
the
market.
Bolster
::
Bolster
(n.) The rolls
forming
the ends or sides of the Ionic
capital.
Echinus
::
Echinus
(n.) A name
sometimes
given to the egg and
anchor
or egg and dart
molding,
because
that
ornament
is often
identified
with Roman Doric
capital.
The name
probably
alludes
to the shape of the shell of the sea
urchin..
Capital
::
Capital
(n.)
Money,
property,
or stock
employed
in
trade,
manufactures,
etc.; the sum
invested
or lent, as
distinguished
from the
income
or
interest.
See
Capital
stock,
under
Capital,
a..
Cap
::
Cap (n.) The
uppermost
of any
assemblage
of
parts;
as, the cap of
column,
door, etc.; a
capital,
coping,
cornice,
lintel,
or
plate..
Capital
::
Capital
(n.) The seat of
government;
the chief city or town in a
country;
a
metropolis.
Havana
::
Havana
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Havana,
the
capital
of the
island
of Cuba; as, an
Havana
cigar.
Capital
::
Capital
(a.) That
portion
of the
produce
of
industry,
which may be
directly
employed
either
to
support
human
beings
or to
assist
in
production..
Premium
::
Premium
(n.)
Something
offered
or given for the loan of
money;
bonus;
--
sometimes
synonymous
with
interest,
but
generally
signifying
a sum in
addition
to the
capital..
Produce
::
Produce
(v. t.) To yield or
furnish;
to gain; as, money at
interest
produces
an
income;
capital
produces
profit..
Foliage
::
Foliage
(n.) A
cluster
of
leaves,
flowers,
and
branches;
especially,
the
representation
of
leaves,
flowers,
and
branches,
in
architecture,
intended
to
ornament
and
enrich
capitals,
friezes,
pediments,
etc..
City
::
City (n.) A
corporate
town; in the
United
States,
a town or
collective
body of
inhabitants,
incorporated
and
governed
by a mayor and
aldermen
or a city
council
consisting
of a board of
aldermen
and a
common
council;
in Great
Britain,
a town
corporate,
which is or has been the seat of a
bishop,
or the
capital
of his see..
Capital
::
Capital
(a.) A
chapter,
or
section,
of a
book..
Capital
::
Capital
(a.) See
Capital
letter,
under
Capital,
a..
Argive
::
Argive
(a.) Of or
performance
to
Argos,
the
capital
of
Argolis
in
Greece..
Doric
::
Doric (a.)
Belonging
to, or
resembling,
the
oldest
and
simplest
of the three
orders
of
architecture
used by the
Greeks,
but
ranked
as
second
of the five
orders
adopted
by the
Romans.
See
Abacus,
Capital,
Order..
Capital
::
Capital
(a.) An
imaginary
line
dividing
a
bastion,
ravelin,
or other work, into two equal
parts..
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