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Definition of change
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Change
(v. i.) To pass from one phase to
another;
as, the moon
changes
to-morrow
night..
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Alchemize
::
Alchemize
(v. t.) To
change
by
alchemy;
to
transmute.
Tarnish
::
Tarnish
(a.) To soil, or
change
the
appearance
of,
especially
by an
alternation
induced
by the air, or by dust, or the like; to
diminish,
dull, or
destroy
the
luster
of; to
sully;
as, to
tarnish
a
metal;
to
tarnish
gilding;
to
tarnish
the
purity
of
color..
Circean
::
Circean
(a.)
Having
the
characteristics
of
Circe,
daughter
of Sol and
Perseis,
a
mythological
enchantress,
who first
charmed
her
victims
and then
changed
them to the forms of
beasts;
pleasing,
but
noxious;
as, a
Circean
draught..
Pocket
::
Pocket
(v. t.) To put, or
conceal,
in the
pocket;
as, to
pocket
the
change..
Banker
::
Banker
(n.) A money
changer.
Aeromancy
::
Aeromancy
(n.)
Divination
from the state of the air or from
atmospheric
substances;
also,
forecasting
changes
in the
weather..
Transfigure
::
Transfigure
(v. t.) To
change
the
outward
form or
appearance
of; to
metamorphose;
to
transform.
Allomorph
::
Allomorph
(n.) A
variety
of
pseudomorph
which has
undergone
partial
or
complete
change
or
substitution
of
material;
-- thus
limonite
is
frequently
an
allomorph
after
pyrite.
Restless
::
Restless
(a.) Not
satisfied
to be at rest or in
peace;
averse
to
repose
or
quiet;
eager for
change;
discontented;
as,
restless
schemers;
restless
ambition;
restless
subjects..
Regeneration
::
Regeneration
(n.) The
entering
into a new
spiritual
life; the act of
becoming,
or of being made,
Christian;
that
change
by which holy
affectations
and
purposes
are
substituted
for the
opposite
motives
in the
heart..
Essentiate
::
Essentiate
(v. i.) To
become
assimilated;
to be
changed
into the
essence.
Traffic
::
Traffic
(v.)
Commerce,
either
by
barter
or by
buying
and
selling;
interchange
of goods and
commodities;
trade..
Transition
::
Transition
(n.)
Change
from one form to
another.
Photochemistry
::
Photochemistry
(n.) The
branch
of
chemistry
which
relates
to the
effect
of light in
producing
chemical
changes,
as in
photography..
Constriction
::
Constriction
(n.) The act of
constricting
by means of some
inherent
power or by
movement
or
change
in the thing
itself,
as
distinguished
from
compression..
Escambio
::
Escambio
(n.) A
license
formerly
required
for the
making
over a bill of
exchange
to
another
over sea.
Chess
::
Chess (n.) A
species
of brome grass
(Bromus
secalinus)
which is a
troublesome
weed in wheat
fields,
and is often
erroneously
regarded
as
degenerate
or
changed
wheat;
it bears a very
slight
resemblance
to oats, and if
reaped
and
ground
up with
wheat,
so as to be used for food, is said to
produce
narcotic
effects;
--
called
also cheat and
Willard's
bromus..
Inconsistency
::
Inconsistency
(n.) Want of
stability
or
uniformity;
unsteadiness;
changeableness;
variableness.
Tellurian
::
Tellurian
(n.) An
instrument
for
showing
the
operation
of the
causes
which
produce
the
succession
of day and
night,
and the
changes
of the
seasons..
Ossification
::
Ossification
(n.) The state of being
changed
into a bony
substance;
also, a mass or point of
ossified
tissue..
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