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Definition of closely
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Closely
(adv.)
Secretly;
privately.
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Knit
::
Knit (v. t.) To unite
closely;
to
connect;
to
engage;
as,
hearts
knit
together
in
love..
Tail
::
Tail (v. t.) To
follow
or hang to, like a tail; to be
attached
closely
to, as that which can not be
evaded..
Instant
::
Instant
(a.)
Closely
pressing
or
impending
in
respect
to time; not
deferred;
immediate;
without
delay.
Shave
::
Shave (v. t.) To cut or pare off from the
surface
of a body with a razor or other edged
instrument;
to cut off
closely,
as with a
razor;
as, to shave the
beard..
Calisaya Bark
::
Calisaya
bark () A
valuable
kind of
Peruvian
bark
obtained
from the
Cinchona
Calisaya,
and other
closely
related
species..
Interchain
::
Interchain
(v. t.) To link
together;
to unite
closely
or
firmly,
as by a
chain..
Moggan
::
Moggan
(n.) A
closely
fitting
knit
sleeve;
also, a
legging
of
knitted
material..
Card
::
Card (n.) An
instrument
for
disentangling
and
arranging
the
fibers
of
cotton,
wool, flax, etc.; or for
cleaning
and
smoothing
the hair of
animals;
--
usually
consisting
of bent wire teeth set
closely
in rows in a thick piece of
leather
fastened
to a
back..
Z
::
Z () Z, the
twenty-sixth
and last
letter
of the
English
alphabet,
is a vocal
consonant.
It is taken from the Latin
letter
Z, which came from the Greek
alphabet,
this
having
it from a
Semitic
source.
The
ultimate
origin
is
probably
Egyptian.
Etymologically,
it is most
closely
related
to s, y, and j; as in
glass,
glaze;
E. yoke, Gr. /, L.
yugum;
E.
zealous,
jealous.
See Guide to
Pronunciation,
// 273, 274..
Syzygy
::
Syzygy
(n.) Any one of the
segments
of an arm of a
crinoid
composed
of two
joints
so
closely
united
that the line of union is
obliterated
on the
outer,
though
visible
on the
inner,
side..
Abalone
::
Abalone
(n.) A
univalve
mollusk
of the genus
Haliotis.
The shell is lined with
mother-of-pearl,
and used for
ornamental
purposes;
the
sea-ear.
Several
large
species
are found on the coast of
California,
clinging
closely
to the
rocks..
Rail
::
Rail (v.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
limicoline
birds of the
family
Rallidae,
especially
those of the genus
Rallus,
and of
closely
allied
genera.
They are
prized
as game
birds..
Thickly
::
Thickly
(adv.)
In a thick
manner;
deeply;
closely.
Smouch
::
Smouch
(v. t.) To kiss
closely.
Home
::
Home
(adv.)
Close;
closely.
Osculate
::
Osculate
(v. t.) To touch
closely,
so as to have a
common
curvature
at the point of
contact.
See
Osculation,
2..
Thiophene
::
Thiophene
(n.) A
sulphur
hydrocarbon,
C4H4S,
analogous
to
furfuran
and
benzene,
and
acting
as the base of a large
number
of
substances
which
closely
resemble
the
corresponding
aromatic
derivatives..
Klipdachs
::
Klipdachs
(n.) A small
mammal
(Hyrax
Capensis),
found in South
Africa.
It is of about the size of a
rabbit,
and
closely
resembles
the
daman.
Called
also rock
rabbit..
Tennantite
::
Tennantite
(n.) A
blackish
lead-gray
mineral,
closely
related
to
tetrahedrite.
It is
essentially
a
sulphide
of
arsenic
and
copper..
Scrutinous
::
Scrutinous
(a.)
Closely
examining,
or
inquiring;
careful;
sctrict..
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