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Definition of dag
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Dag (v. i.) To be
misty;
to
drizzle.
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Poniard
::
Poniard
(n.) A kind of
dagger,
--
usually
a
slender
one with a
triangular
or
square
blade..
Knife
::
Knife (n.) A sword or
dagger.
Pedagogism
::
Pedagogism
(n.) The
system,
occupation,
character,
or
manner
of
pedagogues..
Shanny
::
Shanny
(n.) The
European
smooth
blenny
(Blennius
pholis).
It is
olive-green
with
irregular
black
spots,
and
without
appendages
on the
head..
Tail
::
Tail (n.) Any long,
flexible
terminal
appendage;
whatever
resembles,
in shape or
position,
the tail of an
animal,
as a
catkin..
Endopodite
::
Endopodite
(n.) The
internal
or
principal
branch
of the
locomotive
appendages
of
Crustacea.
See
Maxilliped.
Pedagogue
::
Pedagogue
(v. t.) To play the
pedagogue
toward.
Rent
::
Rent (n.) A
certain
periodical
profit,
whether
in
money,
provisions,
chattels,
or
labor,
issuing
out of lands and
tenements
in
payment
for the use;
commonly,
a
certain
pecuniary
sum
agreed
upon
between
a
tenant
and his
landlord,
paid at fixed
intervals
by the
lessee
to the
lessor,
for the use of land or its
appendages;
as, rent for a farm, a
house,
a park, etc..
Ribbonwood
::
Ribbonwood
(n.) A
malvaceous
tree
(Hoheria
populnea)
of New
Zealand,
the bark of which is used for
cordage..
Auricled
::
Auricled
(a.)
Having
ear-shaped
appendages
or
lobes;
auriculate;
as,
auricled
leaves..
Enslavement
::
Enslavement
(n.) The act of
reducing
to
slavery;
state of being
enslaved;
bondage;
servitude.
Garnish
::
Garnish
(v. t.) To
decorate
with
ornamental
appendages;
to set off; to
adorn;
to
embellish.
Mesentery
::
Mesentery
(n.) The
membranes,
or one of the
membranes
(consisting
of a fold of the
peritoneum
and
inclosed
tissues),
which
connect
the
intestines
and their
appendages
with the
dorsal
wall of the
abdominal
cavity.
The
mesentery
proper
is
connected
with the
jejunum
and
ilium,
the other
mesenteries
being
called
mesocaecum,
mesocolon,
mesorectum,
etc..
Cloudage
::
Cloudage
(n.) Mass of
clouds;
cloudiness.
Caruncula
::
Caruncula
(n.) A
naked,
flesh
appendage,
on the head of a bird, as the
wattles
of a
turkey,
etc..
Fasciation
::
Fasciation
(n.) The act or
manner
of
binding
up;
bandage;
also, the
condition
of being
fasciated..
Sling
::
Sling (v. t.) A kind of
hanging
bandage
put
around
the neck, in which a
wounded
arm or hand is
supported..
Housing
::
Housing
(n.) An
appendage
to the hames or
collar
of a
harness.
Jute
::
"Jute (n.) The
coarse,
strong
fiber of the East
Indian
Corchorus
olitorius,
and C.
capsularis;
also, the plant
itself.
The fiber is much used for
making
mats, gunny
cloth,
cordage,
hangings,
paper,
etc..
Steel
::
Steel (n.) A
weapon,
as a
sword,
dagger,
etc..
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