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Definition of change
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Change
(v. t.) A
public
house;
an
alehouse.
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Rot
::
Rot (v. i.) To
undergo
a
process
common
to
organic
substances
by which they lose the
cohesion
of their parts and pass
through
certain
chemical
changes,
giving
off
usually
in some
stages
of the
process
more or less
offensive
odors;
to
become
decomposed
by a
natural
process;
to
putrefy;
to
decay..
Stag
::
Stag (n.) An
outside
irregular
dealer
in
stocks,
who is not a
member
of the
exchange..
Veer
::
Veer (v. i.) To
change
direction;
to turn; to
shift;
as, wind veers to the west or
north..
Change
::
Change
(v. t.) A place where
merchants
and
others
meet to
transact
business;
a
building
appropriated
for
mercantile
transactions.
Metabolic
::
Metabolic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
metamorphosis;
pertaining
to, or
involving,
change..
Changeling
::
Changeling
(n.) A
simpleton;
an
idiot.
Proteiform
::
Proteiform
(a.)
Changeable
in form;
resembling
a
Proteus,
or an
amoeba..
Countermark
::
Countermark
(n.) A mark or token added to those
already
existing,
in order to
afford
security
or
proof;
as, an
additional
or
special
mark put upon a
package
of goods
belonging
to
several
persons,
that it may not be
opened
except
in the
presence
of all; a mark added to that of an
artificer
of gold or
silver
work by the
Goldsmiths'
Company
of
London,
to
attest
the
standard
quality
of the gold or
silver;
a mark added to an
ancient
coin or
medal,
to show
either
its
change
of value or that it was tak
Trade
::
Trade (v. t.) To sell or
exchange
in
commerce;
to
barter.
Convert
::
Convert
(v. t.) To
change
(one
proposition)
into
another,
so that what was the
subject
of the first
becomes
the
predicate
of the
second..
Active
::
Active
(a.)
Having
the power or
quality
of
acting;
causing
change;
communicating
action
or
motion;
acting;
--
opposed
to
passive,
that
receives;
as,
certain
active
principles;
the
powers
of the
mind..
Parley
::
Parley
(v. i.) To speak with
another;
to
confer
on some point of
mutual
concern;
to
discuss
orally;
hence,
specifically,
to
confer
orally
with an
enemy;
to treat with him by
words,
as on an
exchange
of
prisoners,
an
armistice,
or terms of
peace..
Move
::
Move (v. i.) To
change
the place of a piece in
accordance
with the rules of the game.
Remove
::
Remove
(v. t.) To move away from the
position
occupied;
to cause to
change
place;
to
displace;
as, to
remove
a
building..
Intervary
::
Intervary
(v. i.) To alter or vary
between;
to
change.
Reduce
::
Reduce
(n.) To
change,
as
numbers,
from one
denomination
into
another
without
altering
their
value,
or from one
denomination
into
others
of the same
value;
as, to
reduce
pounds,
shillings,
and pence to
pence,
or to
reduce
pence to
pounds;
to
reduce
days and hours to
minutes,
or
minutes
to days and
hours..
Allochroic
::
Allochroic
(a.)
Changeable
in
color.
Immutation
::
Immutation
(n.)
Change;
alteration;
mutation.
Neurosis
::
Neurosis
(n.) A
functional
nervous
affection
or
disease,
that is, a
disease
of the
nerves
without
any
appreciable
change
of nerve
structure..
Electrepeter
::
Electrepeter
(n.) An
instrument
used to
change
the
direction
of
electric
currents;
a
commutator.
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