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Definition of chit
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Chit (n.) A child or babe; as, a
forward
chit; also, a
young,
small,
or
insignificant
person
or
animal..
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Pentastyle
::
Pentastyle
(a.)
Having
five
columns
in
front;
-- said of a
temple
or
portico
in
classical
architecture.
Upokororo
::
Upokororo
(n.) An
edible
fresh-water
New
Zealand
fish
(Prototroctes
oxyrhynchus)
of the
family
Haplochitonidae.
In
general
appearance
and
habits,
it
resembles
the
northern
lake
whitefishes
and
trout.
Called
also
grayling..
Peribolos
::
Peribolos
(n.) In
ancient
architecture,
an
inclosed
court,
esp., one
surrounding
a
temple..
Chitchat
::
Chitchat
(n.)
Familiar
or
trifling
talk;
prattle.
Celluloid
::
Celluloid
(n.) A
substance
composed
essentially
of gun
cotton
and
camphor,
and when pure
resembling
ivory in
texture
and
color,
but
variously
colored
to
imitate
coral,
tortoise
shell,
amber,
malachite,
etc. It is used in the
manufacture
of
jewelry
and many small
articles,
as
combs,
brushes,
collars,
and
cuffs;
--
originally
called
xylonite..
Architrave
::
Architrave
(n.) The lower
division
of an
entablature,
or that part which rests
immediately
on the
column,
esp. in
classical
architecture.
See
Column..
Cymatium
::
Cymatium
(n.) A
capping
or
crowning
molding
in
classic
architecture.
Romanesque
::
Romanesque
(a.)
Somewhat
resembling
the
Roman;
--
applied
sometimes
to the
debased
style of the later Roman
empire,
but esp. to the more
developed
architecture
prevailing
from the 8th
century
to the
12th..
Rhachitis
::
Rhachitis
(n.) See
Rachitis.
Pilaster
::
Pilaster
(n.) An
upright
architectural
member
right-angled
in plan,
constructionally
a pier (See Pier, 1 (b)), but
architecturally
corresponding
to a
column,
having
capital,
shaft,
and base to agree with those of the
columns
of the same
order.
In most cases the
projection
from the wall is one third of its
width,
or
less..
Greco-roman
::
Greco-Roman
(a.)
Having
characteristics
that are
partly
Greek and
partly
Roman;
as,
Greco-Roman
architecture..
Nervure
::
Nervure
(n.) One of the
chitinous
supports,
or
veins,
in the wings of
incests..
Sea Devil
::
Sea devil () Any large
cephalopod,
as a large
Octopus,
or a giant squid
(Architeuthis).
See
Devilfish..
Trichite
::
Trichite
(n.) A kind of
crystallite
resembling
a bunch of
hairs,
common
in
obsidian.
See
Illust.
of
Crystallite..
Scotia
::
Scotia
(n.) A
concave
molding
used
especially
in
classical
architecture.
Archi-
::
Archi-
() A
prefix
signifying
chief,
arch; as,
architect,
archiepiscopal.
In Biol. and Anat. it
usually
means
primitive,
original,
ancestral;
as,
archipterygium,
the
primitive
fin or
wing..
Scroll
::
Scroll
(n.) An
ornament
formed
of
undulations
giving
off
spirals
or
sprays,
usually
suggestive
of plant form. Roman
architectural
ornament
is
largely
of some
scroll
pattern..
Architectonic
::
Architectonic
(n.) The act of
arranging
knowledge
into a
system.
Fenestration
::
Fenestration
(n.) The
arrangement
and
proportioning
of
windows;
-- used by
modern
writers
for the
decorating
of an
architectural
composition
by means of the
window
(and door)
openings,
their
ornaments,
and
proportions..
Architector
::
Architector
(n.) An
architect.
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