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Definition of afterwards
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Afterwards
(adv.)
Alt. of
Afterwar.
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Scribe
::
Scribe
(v. t.) To cut
(anything)
in such a way as to fit
closely
to a
somewhat
irregular
surface,
as a
baseboard
to a floor which is out of
level,
a board to the
curves
of a
molding,
or the like; -- so
called
because
the
workman
marks,
or
scribe,
with the
compasses
the line that he
afterwards
cuts..
Claret
::
Claret
(n.) The name first given in
England
to the red wines of
Medoc,
in
France,
and
afterwards
extended
to all the red
Bordeaux
wines.
The name is also given to
similar
wines made in the
United
States..
Hypocaust
::
Hypocaust
(n.) A
furnace,
esp. one
connected
with a
series
of small
chambers
and flues of tiles or other
masonry
through
which the heat of a fire was
distributed
to rooms
above.
This
contrivance,
first used in bath, was
afterwards
adopted
in
private
houses..
Shedder
::
Shedder
(n.) A crab in the act of
casting
its
shell,
or
immediately
afterwards
while still soft; --
applied
especially
to the
edible
crabs,
which are most
prized
while in this
state..
Pelopium
::
Pelopium
(n.) A
supposed
new metal found in
columbite,
afterwards
shown to be
identical
with
columbium,
or
niobium..
Battlement
::
Battlement
(n.) pl. The whole
parapet,
consisting
of
alternate
solids
and open
spaces.
At first
purely
a
military
feature,
afterwards
copied
on a
smaller
scale with
decorative
features,
as for
churches..
Casserole
::
Casserole
(n.) A mold (in the shape of a
hollow
vessel
or
incasement)
of
boiled
rice,
mashed
potato
or
paste,
baked,
and
afterwards
filled
with
vegetables
or
meat..
Supervention
::
Supervenient
(a.)
Coming
as
something
additional
or
extraneous;
coming
afterwards.
Elamite
::
Elamite
(n.) A
dweller
in Flam (or
Susiana),
an
ancient
kingdom
of
Southwestern
Asia,
afterwards
a
province
of
Persia..
Purlieu
::
Purlieu
(n.)
Originally,
the
ground
near a royal
forest,
which,
having
been
unlawfully
added to the
forest,
was
afterwards
severed
from it, and
disafforested
so as to remit to the
former
owners
their
rights..
Cabbiri
::
Cabbiri
(n. pl.)
Certain
deities
originally
worshiped
with
mystical
rites by the
Pelasgians
in
Lemnos
and
Samothrace
and
afterwards
throughout
Greece;
-- also
called
sons of
Hephaestus
(or
Vulcan),
as being
masters
of the art of
working
metals..
Suint
::
Suingly
(adv.)
In
succession;
afterwards.
Seckel
::
Seckel
(n.) A small
reddish
brown sweet and juicy pear. It
originated
on a farm near
Philadelphia,
afterwards
owned by a Mr.
Seckel..
Eft
::
Eft
(adv.)
Again;
afterwards;
soon;
quickly.
Liripoop
::
Liripoop
(n.) A
pendent
part of the old
clerical
tippet;
afterwards,
a
tippet;
a
scarf;
-- worn also by
doctors,
learned
men, etc..
Rusk
::
Rusk (n.) Bread or cake which has been made brown and
crisp,
and
afterwards
grated,
or
pulverized
in a
mortar..
As
::
As (n.) A Roman
copper
coin,
originally
of a pound
weight
(12 oz.); but
reduced,
after the first Punic war, to two
ounces;
in the
second
Punic war, to one
ounce;
and
afterwards
to half an
ounce..
Subserous
::
Subsequently
(adv.)
At a later time;
afterwards.
Trainband
::
Trainband
(n.) A band or
company
of an
organized
military
force
instituted
by James I. and
dissolved
by
Charles
II.; --
afterwards
applied
to the
London
militia.
Norman
::
Norman
(n.) A
native
or
inhabitant
of
Normandy;
originally,
one of the
Northmen
or
Scandinavians
who
conquered
Normandy
in the 10th
century;
afterwards,
one of the mixed
(Norman-French)
race which
conquered
England,
under
William
the
Conqueror..
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