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Definition of al-
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Al- (A
prefix.)
The
Arabic
definite
article
answering
to the
English
the; as,
Alkoran,
the Koran or the Book;
alchemy,
the
chemistry..
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Earthly-minded
::
Earthly-minded
(a.)
Having
a mind
devoted
to
earthly
things;
worldly-minded;
--
opposed
to
spiritual-minded.
Coralline
::
Coralline
(n.)
Formerly
any
slender
coral-like
animal;
--
sometimes
applied
more
particulary
to
bryozoan
corals.
Mal-
::
Mal- () A
prefix
in
composition
denoting
ill,or
evil, F. male, adv., fr.
malus,
bad, ill. In some words it has the form
male-,
as in
malediction,
malevolent.
See
Malice..
Cenation
::
Cenation
(n.)
Meal-taking;
dining
or
supping.
Turanian
::
Turanian
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
designating,
an
extensive
family
of
languages
of
simple
structure
and low grade
(called
also
Altaic,
Ural-Altaic,
and
Scythian),
spoken
in the
northern
parts of
Europe
and Asia and
Central
Asia; of
pertaining
to, or
designating,
the
people
who speak these
languages..
Myrtle
::
Myrtle
(n.) A
species
of the genus
Myrtus,
especially
Myrtus
communis.
The
common
myrtle
has a
shrubby,
upright
stem, eight or ten feet high. Its
branches
form a
close,
full head,
thickly
covered
with ovate or
lanceolate
evergreen
leaves.
It has
solitary
axillary
white or rosy
flowers,
followed
by black
several-seeded
berries.
The
ancients
considered
it
sacred
to
Venus.
The
flowers,
leaves,
and
berries
are used
variously
in
perfumery
and as a
condiment,
and the
beautifully
mottled
wood is used i
Coal-black
::
Coal-black
(a.) As black as coal; jet
black;
very
black.
Glomuliferous
::
Glomuliferous
(a.)
Having
small
clusters
of
minutely
branched
coral-like
excrescences.
Thallene
::
Thallene
(n.) A
hydrocarbon
obtained
from
coal-tar
residues,
and
remarkable
for its
intense
yellowish
green
fluorescence..
Equipedal
::
Equipedal
(a.)
Equal-footed;
having
the pairs of feet
equal.
Chevaux-de-frise
::
Chevaux-de-frise
(pl. ) of
Cheval-de-fris.
Corallin
::
Corallin
(n.) A
yellow
coal-tar
dyestuff
which
probably
consists
chiefly
of
rosolic
acid. See
Aurin,
and
Rosolic
acid under
Rosolic..
Coal-meter
::
Coal-meter
(n.) A
licensed
or
official
coal
measurer
in
London.
See
Meter.
Carnal-minded
::
Carnal-minded
(a.)
Worldly-minded.
Shafiite
::
Shafiite
(n.) A
member
of one of the four sects of the
Sunnites,
or
Orthodox
Mohammedans;
-- so
called
from its
founder,
Mohammed
al-Shafei..
Atrous
::
Atrous
(a.)
Coal-black;
very
black.
Agal-agal
::
Agal-agal
(n.) Same as
Agar-agar.
Caltrap
::
Caltrap
(n.) A genus of
herbaceous
plants
(Tribulus)
of the order
Zygophylleae,
having
a hard
several-celled
fruit,
armed with stout
spines,
and
resembling
the
military
instrument
of the same name. The
species
grow in warm
countries,
and are often very
annoying
to
cattle..
Pentremites
::
Pentremites
(n.) A genus of
crinoids
belonging
to the
Blastoidea.
They have five
petal-like
ambulacra.
Spatangoidea
::
Spatangoidea
(n. pl.) An order of
irregular
sea
urchins,
usually
having
a more or less
heart-shaped
shell with four or five
petal-like
ambulacra
above.
The mouth is
edentulous
and
situated
anteriorly,
on the under
side..
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