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Definition of change
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Change
(v. t.) A
passing
from one phase to
another;
as, a
change
of the
moon..
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Coagulated
::
Coagulated
(a.)
Changed
into, or
contained
in, a
coagulum
or a
curdlike
mass;
curdled..
Innovate
::
Innovate
(v. i.) To
introduce
novelties
or
changes;
--
sometimes
with in or on.
Beriberi
::
Beriberi
(n.) An acute
disease
occurring
in
India,
characterized
by
multiple
inflammatory
changes
in the
nerves,
producing
great
muscular
debility,
a
painful
rigidity
of the
limbs,
and
cachexy..
Acceptance
::
Acceptance
(n.) An
assent
and
engagement
by the
person
on whom a bill of
exchange
is
drawn,
to pay it when due
according
to the terms of the
acceptance..
Respiratory
::
Respiratory
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
respiration;
serving
for
respiration;
as, the
respiratory
organs;
respiratory
nerves;
the
respiratory
function;
respiratory
changes..
Thermometer
::
Thermometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
temperature,
founded
on the
principle
that
changes
of
temperature
in
bodies
are
accompained
by
proportional
changes
in their
volumes
or
dimensions..
Transume
::
Transume
(v. t.) To
change;
to
convert.
Dissolution
::
Dissolution
(n.)
Change
of form by
chemical
agency;
decomposition;
resolution.
Broker
::
Broker
(v. t.) A
dealer
in
money,
notes,
bills of
exchange,
etc..
Cut
::
Cut (v. i.) To
divide
a pack of cards into two
portion
to
decide
the deal or
trump,
or to
change
the order of the cards to be
dealt..
Unconverted
::
Unconverted
(a.) Not
converted
or
exchanged.
Mutable
::
Mutable
(a.)
Capable
of
alteration;
subject
to
change;
changeable
in form,
qualities,
or
nature..
Turn
::
Turn (v. t.) To cause to move upon a
center,
or as if upon a
center;
to give
circular
motion
to; to cause to
revolve;
to cause to move
round,
either
partially,
wholly,
or
repeatedly;
to make to
change
position
so as to
present
other sides in given
directions;
to make to face
otherwise;
as, to turn a wheel or a
spindle;
to turn the body or the
head..
Roundabout
::
Roundabout
(n.) A state or scene of
constant
change,
or of
recurring
labor and
vicissitude..
Reverse
::
Reverse
(a.) The act of
reversing;
complete
change;
reversal;
hence,
total
change
in
circumstances
or
character;
especially,
a
change
from
better
to
worse;
misfortune;
a check or
defeat;
as, the enemy met with a
reverse..
Constant
::
Constant
(n.) A
quantity
that does not
change
its
value;
-- used in
countradistinction
to
variable.
Burse
::
Burse (n.) An
exchange,
for
merchants
and
bankers,
in the
cities
of
continental
Europe.
Same as
Bourse..
Stormily
::
Stormglass
(n.) A glass
vessel,
usually
cylindrical,
filled
with a
solution
which is
sensitive
to
atmospheric
changes,
indicating
by a
clouded
appearance,
rain, snow, etc., and by
clearness,
fair
weather..
Crank
::
Crank (n.) A twist or turn in
speech;
a
conceit
consisting
in a
change
of the form or
meaning
of a word.
Worth
::
Worth (a.) That
quality
of a thing which
renders
it
valuable
or
useful;
sum of
valuable
qualities
which
render
anything
useful
and
sought;
value;
hence,
often,
value as
expressed
in a
standard,
as
money;
equivalent
in
exchange;
price..
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