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Definition of colon
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of colon is as below...
Colon (n.) A point or
character,
formed
thus [:], used to
separate
parts of a
sentence
that are
complete
in
themselves
and
nearly
independent,
often
taking
the place of a
conjunction..
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Regiment
::
Regiment
(n.) A body of men,
either
horse,
foot, or
artillery,
commanded
by a
colonel,
and
consisting
of a
number
of
companies,
usually
ten..
Negus
::
Negus (n.) A
beverage
made of wine,
water,
sugar,
nutmeg,
and lemon
juice;
-- so
called,
it is said, from its first
maker,
Colonel
Negus..
Recolonize
::
Recolonize
(v. t.) To
colonize
again.
Continental
::
Continental
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
confederated
colonies
collectively,
in the time of the
Revolutionary
War; as,
Continental
money..
Colon
::
Colon (n.) A point or
character,
formed
thus [:], used to
separate
parts of a
sentence
that are
complete
in
themselves
and
nearly
independent,
often
taking
the place of a
conjunction..
Settling
::
Settling
(n.) The act of one who, or that
which,
settles;
the act of
establishing
one's self, of
colonizing,
subsiding,
adjusting,
etc..
Colony
::
Colony
(n.) A
company
of
people
transplanted
from their
mother
country
to a
remote
province
or
country,
and
remaining
subject
to the
jurisdiction
of the
parent
state;
as, the
British
colonies
in
America..
Commission
::
Commission
(n.) A
certificate
conferring
military
or naval rank and
authority;
as, a
colonel's
commission..
Zoodendrium
::
Zoodendrium
(n.) The
branched,
and often
treelike,
support
of the
colonies
of
certain
Infusoria..
Epicolic
::
Epicolic
(a.)
Situated
upon or over the
colon;
--
applied
to the
region
of the
abdomen
adjacent
to the
colon.
Plant
::
Plant (n.) To
furnish
with a fixed and
organized
population;
to
settle;
to
establish;
as, to plant a
colony..
Colony
::
Colony
(n.) The
district
or
country
colonized;
a
settlement.
Zoophyte
::
Zoophyte
(v. i.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
invertebrate
animals
which more or less
resemble
plants
in
appearance,
or mode of
growth,
as the
corals,
gorgonians,
sea
anemones,
hydroids,
bryozoans,
sponges,
etc.,
especially
any of those that form
compound
colonies
having
a
branched
or
treelike
form, as many
corals
and
hydroids..
Settle
::
Settle
(n.) To plant with
inhabitants;
to
colonize;
to
people;
as, the
French
first
settled
Canada;
the
Puritans
settled
New
England;
Plymouth
was
settled
in
1620..
Adjutant
::
Adjutant
(n.) A
regimental
staff
officer,
who
assists
the
colonel,
or
commanding
officer
of a
garrison
or
regiment,
in the
details
of
regimental
and
garrison
duty..
Establish
::
Establish
(a.) To
originate
and
secure
the
permanent
existence
of; to
found;
to
institute;
to
create
and
regulate;
-- said of a
colony,
a
state,
or other
institutions..
Colonization
::
Colonization
(n.) The act of
colonizing,
or the state of being
colonized;
the
formation
of a
colony
or
colonies..
Stock
::
Stock (n.) In
tectology,
an
aggregate
or
colony
of
persons
(see
Person),
as
trees,
chains
of
salpae,
etc..
Intracolic
::
Intracolic
(a.)
Within
the
colon;
as, the
intracolic
valve..
Constantia
::
Constantia
(n.) A
superior
wine, white and red, from
Constantia,
in Cape
Colony..
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