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Definition of convert
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Convert
(n.) A lay friar or
brother,
permitted
to enter a
monastery
for the
service
of the
house,
but
without
orders,
and not
allowed
to sing in the
choir..
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Opalize
::
Opalize
(v. t.) To
convert
into opal, or a
substance
like
opal..
Capitalize
::
Capitalize
(v. t.) To
convert
into
capital,
or to use as
capital..
Silicify
::
Silicify
(v. t.) To
convert
into, or to
impregnate
with,
silica,
or with the
compounds
of
silicon..
Convert
::
Convert
(v. t.) To
change
or turn from one state or
condition
to
another;
to alter in form,
substance,
or
quality;
to
transform;
to
transmute;
as, to
convert
water into ice..
Interjectionalize
::
Interjectionalize
(v. t.) To
convert
into, or to use as, an
interjection..
Digest
::
Digest
(v. t.) To
separate
(the food) in its
passage
through
the
alimentary
canal into the
nutritive
and
nonnutritive
elements;
to
prepare,
by the
action
of the
digestive
juices,
for
conversion
into
blood;
to
convert
into
chyme..
Inlapidate
::
Inlapidate
(v. t.) To
convert
into a stony
substance;
to
petrity.
Unpervert
::
Unpervert
(v. t.) To free from
perversion;
to
deliver
from being
perverted;
to
reconvert.
Negligence
::
Negligence
(n.) The
omission
of the care usual under the
circumstances,
being
convertible
with the Roman
culpa.
A
specialist
is bound to
higher
skill and
diligence
in his
specialty
than one who is not a
specialist,
and
liability
for
negligence
varies
acordingly..
Intussusception
::
Intussusception
(n.) The act of
taking
foreign
matter,
as food, into a
living
body; the
process
of
nutrition,
by which dead
matter
is
absorbed
by the
living
organism,
and
ultimately
converted
into the
organized
substance
of its
various
tissues
and
organs..
Exfoliate
::
Exfoliate
(v. i.) To split into
scales,
especially
to
become
converted
into
scales
at the
result
of heat or
decomposition..
Lignify
::
Lignify
(v. t.) To
convert
into wood or into a
ligneous
substance.
Oxidable
::
Oxidable
(a.)
Capable
of being
converted
into an
oxide.
Antialbumid
::
Antialbumid
(n.) A body
formed
from
albumin
by
pancreatic
and
gastric
digestion.
It is
convertible
into
antipeptone.
Crystallize
::
Crystallize
(v. i.) To be
converted
into a
crystal;
to take on a
crystalline
form,
through
the
action
of
crystallogenic
or
cohesive
attraction..
Antozone
::
Antozone
(n.) A
compound
formerly
supposed
to be
modification
of
oxygen,
but now known to be
hydrogen
dioxide;
-- so
called
because
apparently
antagonistic
to
ozone,
converting
it into
ordinary
oxygen..
Regenerate
::
Regenerate
(v. t.) To cause to be
spiritually
born anew; to cause to
become
a
Christian;
to
convert
from sin to
holiness;
to
implant
holy
affections
in the heart of.
Invertin
::
Invertin
(n.) An
unorganized
ferment
which
causes
cane sugar to take up a
molecule
of water and be
converted
into
invert
sugar.
Animalize
::
Animalize
(v. t.) To
convert
into
animal
matter
by the
processes
of
assimilation.
Spider
::
Spider
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
arachnids
comprising
the order
Araneina.
Spiders
have the
mandibles
converted
into
poison
fangs,
or
falcers.
The
abdomen
is large and not
segmented,
with two or three pairs of
spinnerets
near the end, by means of which they spin
threads
of silk to form
cocoons,
or
nests,
to
protect
their eggs and
young.
Many
species
spin also
complex
webs to
entrap
the
insects
upon which they prey. The eyes are
usually
eight in
number
(rarely
six), and are
situated
on t
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