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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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Tory
::
Tory (n.) One who, in the time of the
Revolution,
favored
submitting
tothe
claims
of Great
Britain
against
the
colonies;
an
adherent
tothe
crown..
Settler
::
Settler
(n.)
Especially,
one who
establishes
himself
in a new
region
or a
colony;
a
colonist;
a
planter;
as, the first
settlers
of New
England..
Gonosome
::
Gonosome
(n.) The
reproductive
zooids
of a
hydroid
colony,
collectively..
Epicolic
::
Epicolic
(a.)
Situated
upon or over the
colon;
--
applied
to the
region
of the
abdomen
adjacent
to the
colon.
Tetrastyle
::
Tetrastyle
(a.)
Having
four
columns
in
front;
-- said of a
temple,
portico,
or
colonnade..
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..
Major
::
Major (a.) An
officer
next in rank above a
captain
and next below a
lieutenant
colonel;
the
lowest
field
officer.
Zoogloea
::
Zoogloea
(n.) A
colony
or mass of
bacteria
imbedded
in a
viscous
gelatinous
substance.
The
zoogloea
is
characteristic
of a
transitory
stage
through
which
rapidly
multiplying
bacteria
pass in the
course
of their
evolution.
Also used
adjectively.
Brigadier General
::
Brigadier
general
() An
officer
in rank next above a
colonel,
and below a major
general.
He
commands
a
brigade,
and is
sometimes
called,
by a
shortening
of his
title,
simple
a
brigadier..
Felonry
::
Felonry
(n.) A body of
felons;
specifically,
the
convict
population
of a penal
colony..
Colonize
::
Colonize
(v. i.) To
remove
to, and
settle
in, a
distant
country;
to make a
colony..
Bryozoa
::
Bryozoa
(n. pl.) A class of
Molluscoidea,
including
minute
animals
which by
budding
form
compound
colonies;
--
called
also
Polyzoa..
Point
::
Point (n.) A mark of
punctuation;
a
character
used to mark the
divisions
of a
composition,
or the
pauses
to be
observed
in
reading,
or to point off
groups
of
figures,
etc.; a stop, as a
comma,
a
semicolon,
and esp. a
period;
hence,
figuratively,
an end, or
conclusion..
Zoodendrium
::
Zoodendrium
(n.) The
branched,
and often
treelike,
support
of the
colonies
of
certain
Infusoria..
Stock
::
Stock (n.) In
tectology,
an
aggregate
or
colony
of
persons
(see
Person),
as
trees,
chains
of
salpae,
etc..
Commission
::
Commission
(n.) A
certificate
conferring
military
or naval rank and
authority;
as, a
colonel's
commission..
Colon
::
Colon (n.) That part of the large
intestines
which
extends
from the
caecum
to the
rectum.
[See
Illust
of
Digestion..
Lilac
::
Lilac (n.) A shrub of the genus
Syringa.
There are six
species,
natives
of
Europe
and Asia.
Syringa
vulgaris,
the
common
lilac,
and S.
Persica,
the
Persian
lilac,
are
frequently
cultivated
for the
fragrance
and
beauty
of their
purplish
or white
flowers.
In the
British
colonies
various
other
shrubs
have this
name..
Mesocolon
::
Mesocolon
(n.) The fold of
peritoneum,
or
mesentery,
attached
to the
colon..
Bowie Knife
::
Bowie knife () A knife with a
strong
blade from ten to
fifteen
inches
long, and
double-edged
near the
point;
-- used as a
hunting
knife,
and
formerly
as a
weapon
in the
southwestern
part of the
United
States.
It was named from its
inventor,
Colonel
James
Bowie.
Also, by
extension,
any large
sheath
knife..
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