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Definition of cob
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Cob (n.) A fish; -- also
called
miller's
thumb.
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Sans-culotte
::
Sans-culotte
(n.)
Hence,
an
extreme
or
radical
republican;
a
violent
revolutionist;
a
Jacobin..
Pyrites
::
Pyrites
(n.) A name given to a
number
of
metallic
minerals,
sulphides
of iron,
copper,
cobalt,
nickel,
and tin, of a white or
yellowish
color..
Gossamer
::
Gossamer
(n.) A fine, filmy
substance,
like
cobwebs,
floating
in the air, in calm, clear
weather,
especially
in
autumn.
It is seen in
stubble
fields
and on furze or low
bushes,
and is
formed
by small
spiders..
Cobbled
::
Cobbled
(imp. & p. p.) of
Cobbl.
Jacobite
::
Jacobite
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
Jacobites.
Maccaboy
::
Maccaboy
(n.) Alt. of
Maccobo.
Jacobuses
::
Jacobuses
(pl. ) of
Jacobu.
Cobble
::
Cobble
(v. t.) To make or mend
coarsely;
to
patch;
to
botch;
as, to
cobble
shoes..
Discoblastic
::
Discoblastic
(a.)
Applied
to a form of egg
cleavage
seen in
osseous
fishes,
which
occurs
only in a small disk that
separates
from the rest of the egg..
Souter
::
Souter
(n.) A
shoemaker;
a
cobbler.
Zaffer
::
Zaffer
(n.) A
pigment
obtained,
usually
by
roasting
cobalt
glance
with sand or
quartz,
as a dark
earthy
powder.
It
consists
of crude
cobalt
oxide,
or of an
impure
cobalt
arseniate.
It is used in
porcelain
painting,
and in
enameling
pottery,
to
produce
a blue
color,
and is often
confounded
with
smalt,
from
which,
however,
it is
distinct,
as it
contains
no
potash.
The name is often
loosely
applied
to
mixtures
of
zaffer
proper
with
silica,
or
oxides
of iron,
manganese,
etc..
Cob
::
Cob (n.) A
Spanish
coin
formerly
current
in
Ireland,
worth abiut 4s. 6d..
Ticpolonga
::
Ticpolonga
(n.) A very
venomous
viper
(Daboia
Russellii),
native
of
Ceylon
and
India;
--
called
also cobra
monil..
Sarcobasis
::
Sarcobasis
(n.) A fruit
consisting
of many dry
indehiscent
cells,
which
contain
but few seeds and
cohere
about a
common
style,
as in the
mallows..
Cobwork
::
Cobwork
(a.) Built of logs, etc., laid
horizontally,
with the ends
dovetailed
together
at the
corners,
as in a log
house;
in
marine
work, often
surrounding
a
central
space
filled
with
stones;
as, a
cobwork
dock or
breakwater..
Nonjuror
::
Nonjuror
(n.) One of those
adherents
of James II. who
refused
to take the oath of
allegiance
to
William
and Mary, or to their
successors,
after the
revolution
of 1688; a
Jacobite..
Copplestone
::
Copplestone
(n.) A
cobblestone.
Hamadryad
::
Hamadryad
(n.) A large
venomous
East
Indian
snake
(Orhiophagus
bungarus),
allied
to the
cobras..
Cobra De Capello
::
Cobra de
capello
() The
hooded
snake (Naia
tripudians),
a
highly
venomous
serpent
inhabiting
India.Naja
--.
Arsenic
::
Arsenic
(n.) One of the
elements,
a solid
substance
resembling
a metal in its
physical
properties,
but in its
chemical
relations
ranking
with the
nonmetals.
It is of a
steel-gray
color and
brilliant
luster,
though
usually
dull from
tarnish.
It is very
brittle,
and
sublimes
at 356ยก
Fahrenheit.
It is
sometimes
found
native,
but
usually
combined
with
silver,
cobalt,
nickel,
iron,
antimony,
or
sulphur.
Orpiment
and
realgar
are two of its
sulphur
compounds,
the first of which is the true
arsenicum
of
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