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Definition of cope
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 cope is as below...
Cope (n.) An
ecclesiastical
vestment
or
cloak,
semicircular
in form,
reaching
from the
shoulders
nearly
to the feet, and open in front
except
at the top, where it is
united
by a band or
clasp.
It is worn in
processions
and on some other
occasions..
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Tomato
::
Tomato
(n.) The fruit of a plant of the
Nightshade
family
(Lycopersicum
esculentun);
also, the plant
itself.
The
fruit,
which is
called
also love
apple,
is
usually
of a
rounded,
flattened
form, but often
irregular
in
shape.
It is of a
bright
red or
yellow
color,
and is eaten
either
cooked
or
uncooked..
Spectrometer
::
Spectrometer
(n.) A
spectroscope
fitted
for
measurements
of the
luminious
spectra
observed
with it.
Area
::
Area (n.)
Extent;
scope;
range;
as, a wide area of
thought..
Scopeline
::
Scopeline
(a.)
Scopeloid.
Coped
::
Coped (imp. & p. p.) of Cop.
Telescopical
::
Telescopical
(a.)
Having
the power of
extension
by
joints
sliding
one
within
another,
like the tube of a small
telescope
or a
spyglass;
especially
(Mach.),
constructed
of
concentric
tubes,
either
stationary,
as in the
telescopic
boiler,
or
movable,
as in the
telescopic
chimney
of a war
vessel,
which may be put out of sight by being
lowered
endwise..
Fainting
::
Fainting
(n.)
Syncope,
or loss of
consciousness
owing to a
sudden
arrest
of the blood
supply
to the
brain,
the face
becoming
pallid,
the
respiration
feeble,
and the
heat's
beat
weak..
Horoscope
::
Horoscope
(n.) The
planisphere
invented
by Jean
Paduanus.
Praxinoscope
::
Praxinoscope
(n.) An
instrument,
similar
to the
phenakistoscope,
for
presenting
to view, or
projecting
upon a
screen,
images
the
natural
motions
of real
objects..
Coped
::
Coped (a.) Clad in a cope.
Haemoscope
::
Haemoscope
(n.) An
instrument
devised
by
Hermann,
for
regulating
and
measuring
the
thickness
of a layer of blood for
spectroscopic
examination..
Flask
::
Flask (n.) The
wooden
or iron frame which holds the sand, etc.,
forming
the mold used in a
foundry;
it
consists
of two or more
parts;
viz., the cope or top;
sometimes,
the
cheeks,
or
middle
part; and the drag, or
bottom
part. When there are one or more
cheeks,
the flask is
called
a three part
flask,
four part
flask,
etc..
Ichthyophthira
::
Ichthyophthira
(n. pl.) A
division
of
copepod
crustaceans,
including
numerous
species
parasitic
on
fishes..
Cope
::
Cope (n.) An
ancient
tribute
due to the lord of the soil, out of the lead mines in
Derbyshire,
England..
Play
::
Play (n.)
Hence,
liberty
of
acting;
room for
enlargement
or
display;
scope;
as, to give full play to
mirth..
Argulus
::
Argulus
(n.) A genus of
copepod
Crustacea,
parasitic
of
fishes;
a fish
louse.
See
Branchiura..
Micropegmatite
::
Micropegmatite
(n.) A rock
showing
under the
microscope
the
structure
of a
graphic
granite
(pegmatite).
Compressor
::
Compressor
(n.) An
apparatus
for
confining
or
flattening
between
glass
plates
an
object
to be
examined
with the
microscope;
--
called
also
compressorium.
Telescopical
::
Telescopical
(a.) Seen or
discoverable
only by a
telescope;
as,
telescopic
stars..
Dichroscope
::
Dichroscope
(n.) An
instrument
for
examining
the
dichroism
of
crystals.
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