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Definition of composite
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Composite
(n.) That which is made up of parts or
compounded
of
several
elements;
composition;
combination;
compound.
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Compound
::
Compound
(v. t.)
Composed
of two or more
elements,
ingredients,
parts;
produced
by the union of
several
ingredients,
parts,
or
things;
composite;
as, a
compound
word..
Horseweed
::
Horseweed
(n.) A
composite
plant
(Erigeron
Canadensis),
which is a
common
weed..
Zooid
::
Zooid (n.) One of the
individual
animals
in a
composite
group,
as of
Anthozoa,
Hydroidea,
and
Bryozoa;
--
sometimes
restricted
to those
individuals
in which the mouth and
digestive
organs
are not
developed..
Liguliflorous
::
Liguliflorous
(a.)
Bearing
only
ligulate
flowers;
-- said of a large
suborder
of
composite
plants,
such as the
dandelion,
lettuce,
hawkweed,
etc..
Capitulum
::
Capitulum
(n.) A thick head of
flowers
on a very short axis, as a
clover
top, or a
dandelion;
a
composite
flower.
A
capitulum
may be
either
globular
or
flat..
Cherub
::
Cherub
(n.) A
mysterious
composite
being,
the
winged
footstool
and
chariot
of the
Almighty,
described
in
Ezekiel
i. and x..
Trumpetweed
::
Trumpetweed
(n.) An
herbaceous
composite
plant
(Eupatorium
purpureum),
often
having
hollow
stems,
and
bearing
purplish
flowers
in small
corymbed
heads..
Decompound
::
Decompound
(a.)
Several
times
compounded
or
divided,
as a leaf or stem;
decomposite..
Leontodon
::
Leontodon
(n.) A genus of
liguliflorous
composite
plants,
including
the fall
dandelion
(L.
autumnale),
and
formerly
the true
dandelion;
--
called
also
lion's
tooth..
Decompound
::
Decompound
(n.) A
decomposite.
Xanthium
::
Xanthium
(n.) A genus of
composite
plants
in which the
scales
of the
involucre
are
united
so as to form a kind of bur;
cocklebur;
clotbur.
Boiler
::
Boiler
(n.) A
strong
metallic
vessel,
usually
of
wrought
iron
plates
riveted
together,
or a
composite
structure
variously
formed,
in which steam is
generated
for
driving
engines,
or for
heating,
cooking,
or other
purposes..
Calendula
::
Calendula
(n.) A genus of
composite
herbaceous
plants.
One
species,
Calendula
officinalis,
is the
common
marigold,
and was
supposed
to
blossom
on the
calends
of every
month,
whence
the
name..
Vaginula
::
Vaginula
(n.) One of the
tubular
florets
in
composite
flowers.
Pellitory
::
Pellitory
(n.) A
composite
plant
(Anacyclus
Pyrethrum)
of the
Mediterranean
region,
having
finely
divided
leaves
and
whitish
flowers.
The root is the
officinal
pellitory,
and is used as an
irritant
and
sialogogue.
Called
also
bertram,
and
pellitory
of
Spain..
Ragweed
::
Ragweed
(n.) A
common
American
composite
weed
(Ambrosia
artemisiaefolia)
with
finely
divided
leaves;
hogweed.
Lactuca
::
Lactuca
(n.) A genus of
composite
herbs,
several
of which are
cultivated
foe
salad;
lettuce..
Eupatorium
::
Eupatorium
(n.) A genus of
perennial,
composite
herbs
including
hemp
agrimony,
boneset,
throughwort,
etc..
Squamellate
::
Squamella
(n.) A
diminutive
scale or
bractlet,
such as those found on the
receptacle
in many
composite
plants;
a
palea..
Incomposite
::
Incomposite
(a.) Not
composite;
uncompounded;
simple.
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