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Definition of case
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Case (n.) A small
fissure
which
admits
water to the
workings.
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Ball
::
Ball (n.) A
flaming,
roundish
body shot into the air; a case
filled
with
combustibles
intended
to burst and give light or set fire, or to
produce
smoke or
stench;
as, a fire ball; a stink
ball..
Praam
::
Praam (n.) A
flat-bottomed
boat or
lighter,
-- used in
Holland
and the
Baltic,
and
sometimes
armed in case of war..
Nest
::
Nest (n.) A
collection
of
boxes,
cases,
or the like, of
graduated
size, each put
within
the one next
larger..
Supernaturalist
::
Supernaturalism
(n.) The
doctrine
of a
divine
and
supernatural
agency
in the
production
of the
miracles
and
revelations
recorded
in the
Bible,
and in the grace which
renews
and
sanctifies
men, -- in
opposition
to the
doctrine
which
denies
the
agency
of any other than
physical
or
natural
causes
in the
case..
Spermist
::
Spermist
(n.) A
believer
in the
doctrine,
formerly
current,
of
encasement
in the male (see
Encasement),
in which the
seminal
thread,
or
spermatozoid,
was
considered
as the real
animal
germ, the head being the true
animal
head and the tail the
body..
Uncase
::
Uncase
(v. t.) To take out of a case or
covering;
to
remove
a case or
covering
from; to
uncover.
Ablative
::
Ablative
(a.)
Applied
to one of the cases of the noun in Latin and some other
languages,
-- the
fundamental
meaning
of the case being
removal,
separation,
or
taking
away..
Degree
::
Degree
(n.) A step,
stair,
or
staircase..
Award
::
Award (v. t.) To give by
sentence
or
judicial
determination;
to
assign
or
apportion,
after
careful
regard
to the
nature
of the case; to
adjudge;
as, the
arbitrators
awarded
damages
to the
complainant..
Wellhole
::
Wellhole
(n.) The open space left
beyond
the ends of the steps of a
staircase.
Distribute
::
Distribute
(v. t.) To
separate
(type which has been used) and
return
it to the
proper
boxes in the
cases.
Sheathless
::
Sheathless
(a.)
Without
a
sheath
or case for
covering;
unsheathed.
Legumin
::
Legumin
(n.) An
albuminous
substance
resembling
casein,
found as a
characteristic
ingredient
of the seeds of
leguminous
and
grain-bearing
plants..
Huswife
::
Huswife
(n.) A case for
sewing
materials.
See
Housewife.
Surplusage
::
Surplusage
(n.)
Matter
in
pleading
which is not
necessary
or
relevant
to the case, and which may be
rejected..
Whether
::
Whether
(conj.)
In case; if; -- used to
introduce
the first or two or more
alternative
clauses,
the other or
others
being
connected
by or, or by or
whether.
When the
second
of two
alternatives
is the
simple
negative
of the first it is
sometimes
only
indicated
by the
particle
not or no after the
correlative,
and
sometimes
it is
omitted
entirely
as being
distinctly
implied
in the
whether
of the
first..
Even
::
Even (a.) At the very time; in the very case.
Bunk
::
Bunk (n.) A
wooden
case or box, which
serves
for a seat in the
daytime
and for a bed at
night..
Well
::
Well (v. i.) An
opening
through
the
floors
of a
building,
as for a
staircase
or an
elevator;
a
wellhole..
Protest
::
Protest
(v.) A
declaration
made by the
master
of a
vessel
before
a
notary,
consul,
or other
authorized
officer,
upon his
arrival
in port after a
disaster,
stating
the
particulars
of it, and
showing
that any
damage
or loss
sustained
was not owing to the fault of the
vessel,
her
officers
or crew, but to the
perils
of the sea, etc., ads the case may be, and
protesting
against
them..
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