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Definition of aggregate
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Aggregate
(a.)
Having
the
several
component
parts
adherent
to each other only to such a
degree
as to be
separable
by
mechanical
means.
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Aggregate
::
Aggregate
(a.)
Having
the
several
component
parts
adherent
to each other only to such a
degree
as to be
separable
by
mechanical
means.
Amount
::
Amount
(n.) The sum total of two or more sums or
quantities;
the
aggregate;
the whole
quantity;
a
totality;
as, the
amount
of 7 and 9 is 16; the
amount
of a bill; the
amount
of this
year's
revenue..
Aggregate
::
Aggregate
(v. t.) To add or
unite,
as, a
person,
to an
association..
Sustentative
::
Sustentation
(n.) The
aggregate
of the
functions
by which a
living
organism
is
maintained
in a
normal
condition
of
weight
and
growth.
Corollet
::
Corollet
(n.) A
floret
in an
aggregate
flower.
Aggregated
::
Aggregated
(imp. & p. p.) of
Aggregat.
Checkerwork
::
Checkerwork
(n.) Any
aggregate
of
varied
vicissitudes.
Pencil
::
Pencil
(n.) An
aggregate
or
collection
of rays of
light,
especially
when
diverging
from, or
converging
to, a
point..
Possession
::
Possession
(n.) The thing
possessed;
that which any one
occupies,
owns, or
controls;
in the
plural,
property
in the
aggregate;
wealth;
dominion;
as,
foreign
possessions..
Water
::
Water (v. t.) An
addition
to the
shares
representing
the
capital
of a stock
company
so that the
aggregate
par value of the
shares
is
increased
while their value for
investment
is
diminished,
or
diluted..
Complexus
::
Complexus
(n.) A
complex;
an
aggregate
of
parts;
a
complication.
Deme
::
Deme (n.) An
undifferentiated
aggregate
of cells or
plastids.
Church
::
Church
(n.) The
aggregate
of
religious
influences
in a
community;
ecclesiastical
influence,
authority,
etc.; as, to array the power of the
church
against
some moral
evil..
Aggregate
::
Aggregate
(a.)
United
into a
common
organized
mass; -- said of
certain
compound
animals.
Gum Ammoniac
::
Gum
ammoniac
(n.) The
concrete
juice (gum
resin)
of an
umbelliferous
plant,
the
Dorema
ammoniacum.
It is
brought
chiefly
from
Persia
in the form of
yellowish
tears,
which occur
singly,
or are
aggregated
into
masses.
It has a
peculiar
smell,
and a
nauseous,
sweet
taste,
followed
by a
bitter
one. It is
inflammable,
partially
soluble
in water and in
spirit
of wine, and is used in
medicine
as an
expectorant
and
resolvent,
and for the
formation
of
certain
plasters..
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..
Aggregate
::
Aggregate
(v. t.) To
amount
in the
aggregate
to; as, ten
loads,
aggregating
five
hundred
bushels..
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..
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.
Sum
::
Sum (n.) The
aggregate
of two or more
numbers,
magnitudes,
quantities,
or
particulars;
the
amount
or whole of any
number
of
individuals
or
particulars
added
together;
as, the sum of 5 and 7 is 12..
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