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Definition of creasing
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Creasing
(n.) A layer of tiles
forming
a
corona
for a wall.
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Horning
::
Horning
(n.)
Appearance
of the moon when
increasing,
or in the form of a
crescent..
Maximization
::
Maximization
(n.) The act or
process
of
increasing
to the
highest
degree.
Waning
::
Waning
(n.) The act or
process
of
waning,
or
decreasing..
Vaccine
::
Vaccine
(n.) any
preparation
used to
render
an
organism
immune
to some
disease,
by
inducing
or
increasing
the
natural
immunity
mechanisms.
Prior to 1995, such
preparations
usually
contained
killed
organisms
of the type for which
immunity
was
desired,
and
sometimes
used live
organisms
having
attenuated
virulence.
since that date,
preparations
containing
only
specific
antigenic
portions
of the
pathogenic
organism
are also used, some of which are
prepared
by
genetic
engineering
techniques..
Acrogenous
::
Acrogenous
(a.)
Increasing
by
growth
from the
extremity;
as, an
acrogenous
plant..
Amphigenous
::
Amphigenous
(a.)
Increasing
in size by
growth
on all
sides,
as the
lichens..
Duodenary
::
Duodenary
(a.)
Containing
twelve;
twelvefold;
increasing
by
twelves;
duodecimal.
Increasing
::
Increasing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Increas.
Bison
::
Bison (n.) The
American
bison
buffalo
(Bison
Americanus),
a
large,
gregarious
bovine
quadruped
with
shaggy
mane and short black
horns,
which
formerly
roamed
in herds over most of the
temperate
portion
of North
America,
but is now
restricted
to very
limited
districts
in the
region
of the Rocky
Mountains,
and is
rapidly
decreasing
in
numbers..
Animal
::
Animal
(n.) An
organized
living
being
endowed
with
sensation
and the power of
voluntary
motion,
and also
characterized
by
taking
its food into an
internal
cavity
or
stomach
for
digestion;
by
giving
carbonic
acid to the air and
taking
oxygen
in the
process
of
respiration;
and by
increasing
in
motive
power or
active
aggressive
force with
progress
to
maturity..
Convalescently
::
Convalescently
(adv.)
In the
manner
of a
convalescent;
with
increasing
strength
or
vigor.
Rinforzando
::
Rinforzando
(a.)
Increasing;
strengthening;
-- a
direction
indicating
a
sudden
increase
of force
(abbreviated
rf., rfz.) Cf.
Forzando,
and
Sforzando..
Paracmastic
::
Paracmastic
(a.)
Gradually
decreasing;
past the acme, or
crisis,
as a
distemper..
Crescendo
::
Crescendo
(n.) A
passage
to be
performed
with
constantly
increasing
volume
of tone.
Flexion
::
Flexion
(n.) The
bending
of a limb or
joint;
that
motion
of a joint which gives the
distal
member
a
continually
decreasing
angle with the axis of the
proximal
part; --
distinguished
from
extension.
Fluent
::
Fluent
(n.) A
variable
quantity,
considered
as
increasing
or
diminishing;
--
called,
in the
modern
calculus,
the
function
or
integral..
Increasingly
::
Increasingly
(adv.)
More and more.
Erthine
::
Erthine
(a.)
Causing
or
increasing
secretion
of nasal
mucus.
Scissors-tailed
::
Scissors-tailed
(a.)
Having
the outer
feathers
much the
longest,
the
others
decreasing
regularly
to the
median
ones..
Decrescent
::
Decrescent
(a.)
Becoming
less by
gradual
diminution;
decreasing;
as, a
decrescent
moon..
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