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Definition of aggregate
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Aggregate
(v. t.) To add or
unite,
as, a
person,
to an
association..
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People
::
People
(n.) The body of
persons
who
compose
a
community,
tribe,
nation,
or race; an
aggregate
of
individuals
forming
a
whole;
a
community;
a
nation..
Mileage
::
Mileage
(n.)
Aggregate
length
or
distance
in
miles;
esp., the sum of
lengths
of
tracks
or wires of a
railroad
company,
telegraph
company,
etc..
Range
::
Range (v.) An
aggregate
of
individuals
in one rank or
degree;
an
order;
a
class.
Combine
::
Combine
(v. i.) In the game of
casino,
to play a card which will take two or more cards whose
aggregate
number
of pips
equals
those of the card
played..
Collective
::
Collective
(a.)
Expressing
a
collection
or
aggregate
of
individuals,
by a
singular
form; as, a
collective
name or noun, like
assembly,
army, jury, etc..
Aggregate
::
Aggregate
(a.)
United
into a
common
organized
mass; -- said of
certain
compound
animals.
Meride
::
Meride
(n.) A
permanent
colony
of cells or
plastids
which may
remain
isolated,
like
Rotifer,
or may
multiply
by
gemmation
to form
higher
aggregates,
termed
zoides..
Respiration
::
Respiration
(n.) The act of
resping
or
breathing;
the act of
taking
in and
giving
out air; the
aggregate
of those
processes
bu which
oxygen
is
introduced
into the
system,
and
carbon
dioxide,
or
carbonic
acid,
removed..
Generation
::
Generation
(n.) The
aggregate
of the
functions
and
phenomene
which
attend
reproduction.
Go
::
Go (n.) That
condition
in the
course
of the game when a
player
can not lay down a card which will not carry the
aggregate
count above
thirty-one.
Congregation
::
Congregation
(n.) The act of
congregating,
or
bringing
together,
or of
collecting
into one
aggregate
or
mass..
Gather
::
Gather
(v. t.) To bring
together;
to
collect,
as a
number
of
separate
things,
into one
place,
or into one
aggregate
body; to
assemble;
to
muster;
to
congregate..
Pool
::
Pool (n.) A
mutual
arrangement
between
competing
lines,
by which the
receipts
of all are
aggregated,
and then
distributed
pro rata
according
to
agreement..
Add
::
Add (v. t.) To join or
unite,
as one thing to
another,
or as
several
particulars,
so as to
increase
the
number,
augment
the
quantity,
enlarge
the
magnitude,
or so as to form into one
aggregate.
Hence:
To sum up; to put
together
mentally;
as, to add
numbers;
to add up a
column..
Flesh
::
Flesh (n.) The
aggregate
of the
muscles,
fat, and other
tissues
which cover the
framework
of bones in man and other
animals;
especially,
the
muscles..
Corollet
::
Corollet
(n.) A
floret
in an
aggregate
flower.
Halotrichite
::
Halotrichite
(n.) An iron alum
occurring
in silky
fibrous
aggregates
of a
yellowish
white
color.
Constitution
::
Constitution
(n.) The
aggregate
of all one's
inherited
physical
qualities;
the
aggregate
of the vital
powers
of an
individual,
with
reference
to
ability
to
endure
hardship,
resist
disease,
etc.; as, a
robust
constitution..
Complexus
::
Complexus
(n.) A
complex;
an
aggregate
of
parts;
a
complication.
Collectively
::
Collectively
(adv.)
In a mass, or body; in a
collected
state;
in the
aggregate;
unitedly..
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