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Definition of cub
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 cub is as below...
Cub (n.)
Jocosely
or in
contempt,
a boy or girl, esp. an
awkward,
rude,
ill-mannered
boy..
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Rule
::
Rule (a.) A
determinate
method
prescribed
for
performing
any
operation
and
producing
a
certain
result;
as, a rule for
extracting
the cube
root..
Decistere
::
Decistere
(n.) The tenth part of the stere or cubic
meter,
equal to 3.531 cubic feet. See
Stere..
Lucubrator
::
Lucubrator
(n.) One who
studies
by
night;
also, one who
produces
lucubrations..
Succubi
::
Succubous
(a.)
Having
the
leaves
so
placed
that the upper part of each one is
covered
by the base of the next
higher
leaf, as in
hepatic
mosses
of the genus
Plagiochila..
Johnson Grass
::
"Johnson
grass () A tall
perennial
grass
(Sorghum
Halepense),
valuable
in the
Southern
and
Western
States
for
pasture
and hay. The
rootstocks
are large and juicy and are
eagerly
sought
by
swine.
Called
also Cuba
grass,
Means
grass,
Evergreen
millet,
and
Arabian
millet..
Covey
::
Covey (v. i.) To
brood;
to
incubate.
Slash Pine
::
Slash pine () A kind of pine tree
(Pinus
Cubensis)
found in
Southern
Florida
and the West
Indies;
-- so
called
because
it grows in
slashes..
Seraglio
::
Seraglio
(n.) A
harem;
a place for
keeping
wives or
concubines;
sometimes,
loosely,
a place of
licentious
pleasure;
a house of
debauchery..
Muskmelon
::
Muskmelon
(n.) The fruit of a
cucubritaceous
plant
(Cicumis
Melo),
having
a
peculiar
aromatic
flavor,
and
cultivated
in many
varieties,
the
principal
sorts being the
cantaloupe,
of oval form and
yellowish
flesh,
and the
smaller
nutmeg
melon with
greenish
flesh.
See
Illust.
of
Melon..
Cubbyhole
::
Cubbyhole
(n.) A snug or
confined
place.
Decalitre
::
Decalitre
(n.) A
measure
of
capacity
in the
metric
system;
a cubic
volume
of ten
liters,
equal to about
610.24
cubic
inches,
that is, 2.642 wine
gallons..
Incubation
::
Incubation
(n.) A
sleeping
in a
consecrated
place for the
purpose
of
dreaming
oracular
dreams.
B
::
B () is the
second
letter
of the
English
alphabet.
(See Guide to
Pronunciation,
// 196, 220.) It is
etymologically
related
to p, v, f, w and m ,
letters
representing
sounds
having
a close
organic
affinity
to its own
sound;
as in Eng.
bursar
and
purser;
Eng. bear and Lat.
ferre;
Eng.
silver
and Ger.
silber;
Lat.
cubitum
and It.
gomito;
Eng.
seven,
Anglo-Saxon
seofon,
Ger.
sieben,
Lat.
septem,
Gr.epta`,
Sanskrit
saptan.
The form of
letter
B is
Roman,
from Greek B
(Beta),
of
Semitic
origin.
The sma
Succubous
::
Succubine
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
succuba.
Cubicalness
::
Cubicalness
(n.) The
quality
of being
cubical.
Cuboid
::
Cuboid
(n.) The bone of the
tarsus,
which,
in man and most
mammals,
supports
the
metatarsals
of the
fourth
and fifth
toes..
Lucubrated
::
Lucubrated
(imp. & p. p.) of
Lucubrat.
Concubinage
::
Concubinage
(n.) The
cohabiting
of a man and a woman who are not
legally
married;
the state of being a
concubine.
Cubhood
::
Cubhood
(n.) The state of being a cub.
Oleoresin
::
Oleoresin
(n.) A
liquid
or
semiliquid
preparation
extracted
(as from
capsicum,
cubebs,
or
ginger)
by means of
ether,
and
consisting
of fixed or
volatile
oil
holding
resin in
solution..
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