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Definition of cop
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Cop (n.) The top of a
thing;
the head; a
crest.
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Staurotide
::
Stauroscope
(n.) An
optical
instrument
used in
determining
the
position
of the
planes
of
light-vibration
in
sections
of
crystals.
Original
::
Original
(a.) Not
copied,
imitated,
or
translated;
new;
fresh;
genuine;
as, an
original
thought;
an
original
process;
the
original
text of
Scripture..
Ichthyophthira
::
Ichthyophthira
(n. pl.) A
division
of
copepod
crustaceans,
including
numerous
species
parasitic
on
fishes..
Bajocco
::
Bajocco
(n.) A small
copper
coin
formerly
current
in the Roman
States,
worth about a cent and a
half..
Polariscopy
::
Polariscopy
(n.) The art or
rocess
of
making
observations
with the
polariscope.
Stereoscopic
::
Stereoscope
(n.) An
optical
instrument
for
giving
to
pictures
the
appearance
of solid
forms,
as seen in
nature.
It
combines
in one,
through
a
bending
of the rays of
light,
two
pictures,
taken for the
purpose
from
points
of view a
little
way
apart.
It is
furnished
with two
eyeglasses,
and by
refraction
or
reflection
the
pictures
are
superimposed,
so as to
appear
as one to the
observer..
Microscopial
::
Microscopial
(a.)
Microscopic.
Toady
::
Toady (v. t.) To fawn upon with mean
sycophancy.
Copperas
::
Copperas
(n.) Green
vitriol,
or
sulphate
of iron; a green
crystalline
substance,
of an
astringent
taste,
used in
making
ink, in
dyeing
black,
as a tonic in
medicine,
etc. It is made on a large scale by the
oxidation
of iron
pyrites.
Called
also
ferrous
sulphate..
Sweep
::
Sweep (v. i.) To pass over, or
traverse,
with the eye or with an
instrument
of
observation;
as, to sweep the
heavens
with a
telescope..
Transferography
::
Transferography
(n.) The act or
process
of
copying
inscriptions,
or the like, by
making
transfers..
Eye
::
Eye (n.) The space
commanded
by the organ of
sight;
scope of
vision;
hence,
face;
front;
the
presence
of an
object
which is
directly
opposed
or
confronted;
immediate
presence..
Mannheim Gold
::
Mannheim
gold () A kind of brass made in
imitation
of gold. It
contains
eighty
per cent of
copper
and
twenty
of zinc.
Power
::
Power (n.) The
degree
to which a lens,
mirror,
or any
optical
instrument,
magnifies;
in the
telescope,
and
usually
in the
microscope,
the
number
of times it
multiplies,
or
augments,
the
apparent
diameter
of an
object;
sometimes,
in
microscopes,
the
number
of times it
multiplies
the
apparent
surface..
Urethroscopy
::
Urethroscopy
(n.)
Examination
of the
urethra
by means of the
urethroscope.
Pseudobacteria
::
Pseudobacteria
(n. pl.)
Microscopic
organic
particles,
molecular
granules,
powdered
inorganic
substances,
etc., which in form, size, and
grouping
resemble
bacteria..
Semaeostomata
::
Semaeostomata
(n. pl.) A
division
of
Discophora
having
large free mouth
lobes.
It
includes
Aurelia,
and
Pelagia.
Called
also
Semeostoma.
See
Illustr.
under
Discophora,
and
Medusa..
Lean
::
Lean (n.)
Unremunerative
copy or work.
Brunswick Green
::
Brunswick
green () An
oxychloride
of
copper,
used as a green
pigment;
also, a
carbonate
of
copper
similarly
employed..
Low-church
::
Low-church
(a.) Not
placing
a high
estimate
on
ecclesiastical
organizations
or
forms;
--
applied
especially
to
Episcopalians,
and
opposed
to
high-church.
See High
Church,
under
High..
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