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Definition of dag
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Dag (v. t.) To
daggle
or
bemire.
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Flagellum
::
Flagellum
(v. t.) A
lashlike
appendage
of a
crustacean,
esp. the
terminal
ortion
of the
antennae
and the
epipodite
of the
maxilipeds.
See
Maxilliped..
Slave
::
Slave (n.) A
person
who is held in
bondage
to
another;
one who is
wholly
subject
to the will of
another;
one who is held as a
chattel;
one who has no
freedom
of
action,
but whose
person
and
services
are
wholly
under the
control
of
another..
Obelisk
::
Obelisk
(n.) A mark of
reference;
--
called
also
dagger
[/]. See
Dagger,
n., 2..
Compress
::
Compress
(n.) A
folded
piece of
cloth,
pledget
of lint, etc., used to cover the
dressing
of
wounds,
and so
placed
as, by the aid of a
bandage,
to make due
pressure
on any
part..
Podagrical
::
Podagrical
(a.)
Pertaining
to the gout;
gouty;
caused
by gout.
Thimble
::
Thimble
(n.) Any
thimble-shaped
appendage
or
fixure.
Cercaria
::
Cercaria
(n.) The
larval
form of a
trematode
worm
having
the shape of a
tadpole,
with its body
terminated
by a
tail-like
appendage..
Hawser-laid
::
Hawser-laid
(a.) Made in the
manner
of a
hawser.
Cf.
Cable-laid,
and see
Illust.
of
Cordage..
Skean
::
Skean (n.) A knife or short
dagger,
esp. that in use among the
Highlanders
of
Scotland.
[Variously
spelt.].
Poundage
::
Poundage
(n.) A
charge
paid for the
release
of
impounded
cattle.
Megalops
::
Megalops
(n.) A
larva,
in a stage
following
the zoea, in the
development
of most
crabs.
In this stage the legs and
abdominal
appendages
have
appeared,
the
abdomen
is
relatively
long, and the eyes are
large.
Also used
adjectively..
Belonging
::
Belonging
(n.) That which is
connected
with a
principal
or
greater
thing;
an
appendage;
an
appurtenance.
Podagra
::
Podagra
(n.) Gout in the
joints
of the foot; --
applied
also to gout in other parts of body.
Chimaera
::
Chimaera
(n.) A
cartilaginous
fish of
several
species,
belonging
to the order
Holocephali.
The teeth are few and
large.
The head is
furnished
with
appendages,
and the tail
terminates
in a
point..
Excrescence
::
Excrescence
(n.) An
excrescent
appendage,
as, a wart or
tumor;
anything
growing
out
unnaturally
from
anything
else; a
preternatural
or
morbid
development;
hence,
a
troublesome
superfluity;
an
incumbrance;
as, an
excrescence
on the body, or on a
plant..
Proverb
::
Proverb
(n.) An old and
common
saying;
a
phrase
which is often
repeated;
especially,
a
sentence
which
briefly
and
forcibly
expresses
some
practical
truth,
or the
result
of
experience
and
observation;
a
maxim;
a saw; an
adage..
Reverse
::
Reverse
(a.) A turn or fold made in
bandaging,
by which the
direction
of the
bandage
is
changed..
Manumission
::
Manumission
(n.) The act of
manumitting,
or of
liberating
a slave from
bondage..
Daggle
::
Daggle
(v. i.) To run, go, or trail one's self
through
water,
mud, or
slush;
to
draggle..
Emancipate
::
Emancipate
(v. t.) To set free from the power of
another;
to
liberate;
as: (a) To set free, as a minor from a
parent;
as, a
father
may
emancipate
a
child.
(b) To set free from
bondage;
to give
freedom
to; to
manumit;
as, to
emancipate
a
slave,
or a
country..
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