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Definition of collection
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Collection
(n.) That which is
collecte.
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Clan
::
Clan (n.) A tribe or
collection
of
families,
united
under a
chieftain,
regarded
as
having
the same
common
ancestor,
and
bearing
the same
surname;
as, the clan of
Macdonald..
Collection
::
Collection
(n.) The act or
process
of
collecting
or of
gathering;
as, the
collection
of
specimens..
Antiphonary
::
Antiphonary
(n.) A book
containing
a
collection
of
antiphons;
the book in which the
antiphons
of the
breviary,
with their
musical
notes,
are
contained..
Sleave
::
Sleave
(v. t.) To
separate,
as
threads;
to
divide,
as a
collection
of
threads;
to sley; -- a
weaver's
term..
Suilline
::
Suillage
(n.) A drain or
collection
of
filth.
Fascicle
::
Fascicle
(n.) A small
bundle
or
collection;
a
compact
cluster;
as, a
fascicle
of
fibers;
a
fascicle
of
flowers
or
roots..
Farm
::
Farm (a. & n.) A
district
of
country
leased
(or
farmed)
out for the
collection
of the
revenues
of
government.
Collection
::
Collection
(n.) That which is
obtained
in
payment
of
demands.
Conglomeration
::
Conglomeration
(n.) The act or
process
of
gathering
into a mass; the state of being thus
collected;
collection;
accumulation;
that which is
conglomerated;
a mixed mass.
Factory
::
Factory
(n.) A
building,
or
collection
of
buildings,
appropriated
to the
manufacture
of
goods;
the place where
workmen
are
employed
in
fabricating
goods,
wares,
or
utensils;
a
manufactory;
as, a
cotton
factory..
Number
::
Number
(n.) To
reckon
as one of a
collection
or
multitude.
Recollection
::
Recollection
(n.) The act or
practice
of
collecting
or
concentrating
the mind;
concentration;
self-control.
File
::
File (n.) An
orderly
collection
of
papers,
arranged
in
sequence
or
classified
for
preservation
and
reference;
as, files of
letters
or of
newspapers;
this mail
brings
English
files to the 15th
instant..
Commissure
::
Commissure
(n.) A
collection
of
fibers
connecting
parts of the brain or
spinal
marrow;
a
chiasma.
Journalism
::
"Journalism
(n.) The
periodical
collection
and
publication
of
current
news; the
business
of
managing,
editing,
or
writing
for,
journals
or
newspapers;
as,
political
journalism..
Embody
::
Embody
(v. i.) To unite in a body, a mass, or a
collection;
to
coalesce..
Volume
::
Volume
(n.)
Hence,
a
collection
of
printed
sheets
bound
together,
whether
containing
a
single
work, or a part of a work, or more than one work; a book; a tome;
especially,
that part of an
extended
work which is bound up
together
in one
cover;
as, a work in four
volumes..
Veda
::
Veda (n.) The
ancient
sacred
literature
of the
Hindus;
also, one of the four
collections,
called
Rig-Veda,
Yajur-Veda,
Sama-Veda,
and
Atharva-Veda,
constituting
the most
ancient
portions
of that
literature..
Canon
::
Canon (n.) The
collection
of books
received
as
genuine
Holy
Scriptures,
called
the
sacred
canon,
or
general
rule of moral and
religious
duty, given by
inspiration;
the
Bible;
also, any one of the
canonical
Scriptures.
See
Canonical
books,
under
Canonical,
a..
Gob
::
Gob (n.) A
little
mass or
collection;
a small
quantity;
a
mouthful.
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