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Definition of changing
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Changing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
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Alterative
::
Alterative
(a.)
Gradually
changing,
or
tending
to
change,
a
morbid
state of the
functions
into one of
health..
Movable
::
Movable
(a.)
Changing
from one time to
another;
as,
movable
feasts,
i. e.,
church
festivals,
the date of which
varies
from year to
year..
Stern
::
Stern
(superl.)
Having
a
certain
hardness
or
severity
of
nature,
manner,
or
aspect;
hard;
severe;
rigid;
rigorous;
austere;
fixed;
unchanging;
unrelenting;
hence,
serious;
resolute;
harsh;
as, a
sternresolve;
a stern
necessity;
a stern
heart;
a stern gaze; a stern
decree..
Countermarch
::
Countermarch
(n.) An
evolution
by which a body of
troops
change
front or
reverse
the
direction
of march while
retaining
the same men in the front rank; also, a
movement
by which the rear rank
becomes
the front one,
either
with or
without
changing
the right to the
left..
Variant
::
Variant
(a.)
Changeable;
changing;
fickle.
Amoeboid
::
Amoeboid
(a.)
Resembling
an
amoeba;
amoeba-shaped;
changing
in shape like an
amoeba.
Snail
::
Snail (n.) A
spiral
cam, or a flat piece of metal of
spirally
curved
outline,
used for
giving
motion
to, or
changing
the
position
of,
another
part, as the
hammer
tail of a
striking
clock..
Dynamics
::
Dynamics
(n.) That
branch
of
mechanics
which
treats
of the
motion
of
bodies
(kinematics)
and the
action
of
forces
in
producing
or
changing
their
motion
(kinetics).
Dynamics
is held by some
recent
writers
to
include
statics
and not
kinematics.
Silkworm
::
Silkworm
(n.) The larva of any one of
numerous
species
of
bombycid
moths,
which spins a large
amount
of
strong
silk in
constructing
its
cocoon
before
changing
to a
pupa..
Discussion
::
Discussion
(n.) The act of
discussing
or
exchanging
reasons;
examination
by
argument;
debate;
disputation;
agitation.
Resist
::
Resist
(n.) A
substance
used to
prevent
a color or
mordant
from
fixing
on those parts to which it has been
applied,
either
by
acting
machanically
in
preventing
the
color,
etc., from
reaching
the
cloth,
or
chemically
in
changing
the color so as to
render
it
incapable
of
fixing
itself
in the
fibers..
The
pastes
prepared
for this
purpose
are
called
resist
pastes..
Shifting
::
Shifting
(a.)
Changing
in
place,
position,
or
direction;
varying;
variable;
fickle;
as,
shifting
winds;
shifting
opinions
or
principles..
Counterchange
::
Counterchange
(v. t.) To
checker;
to
diversify,
as in
heraldic
counterchanging.
See
Counterchaged,
a., 2..
Mutuation
::
Mutuation
(n.) The act of
borrowing
or
exchanging.
Polymerization
::
Polymerization
(n.) The act or
process
of
changing
to a
polymeric
form; the
condition
resulting
from such
change.
Conversion
::
Conversion
(n.) The act of
changing
one's views or
course,
as in
passing
from one side,
party,
or from of
religion
to
another;
also, the state of being so
changed..
Trade
::
Trade (v.)
Specifically:
The act or
business
of
exchanging
commodities
by
barter,
or by
buying
and
selling
for
money;
commerce;
traffic;
barter..
Metachrosis
::
Metachrosis
(n.) The power og
changing
color at will by the
expansion
of
special
pigment
cells,
under nerve
influence,
as seen in many
reptiles,
fishes,
etc..
Interchange
::
Interchange
(n.) The act of
mutually
changing;
the act of
mutually
giving
and
receiving;
exchange;
as, the
interchange
of
civilities
between
two
persons..
Heterodromous
::
Heterodromous
(a.)
Having
spirals
of
changing
direction.
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