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Definition of descending
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Descending
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
descent;
moving
downwards.
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Walrus
::
Walrus
(n.) A very large
marine
mammal
(Trichecus
rosmarus)
of the Seal
family,
native
of the
Arctic
Ocean.
The male has long and
powerful
tusks
descending
from the upper jaw. It uses these in
procuring
food and in
fighting.
It is
hunted
for its oil,
ivory,
and skin. It feeds
largely
on
mollusks.
Called
also
morse..
Downward
::
Downward
(a.)
Descending
from a head,
origin,
or
source;
as, a
downward
line of
descent..
Skid
::
Skid (n.) A shoe or clog, as of iron,
attached
to a
chain,
and
placed
under the wheel of a wagon to
prevent
its
turning
when
descending
a steep hill; a drag; a
skidpan;
also, by
extension,
a hook
attached
to a
chain,
and used for the same
purpose..
Patronizing
::
Patronizing
(a.)
Showing
condescending
favor;
assuming
the
manner
of airs of a
superior
toward
another.
Downwards
::
Downwards
(adv.)
From a
remote
time; from an
ancestor
or
predecessor;
from one to
another
in a
descending
line.
Portion
::
Portion
(n.) The part of an
estate
given to a child or heir, or
descending
to him by law, and
distributed
to him in the
settlement
of the
estate;
an
inheritance..
Down
::
Down
(adv.)
From a
higher
to a lower
position,
literally
or
figuratively;
in a
descending
direction;
from the top of an
ascent;
from an
upright
position;
to the
ground
or
floor;
to or into a lower or an
inferior
condition;
as, into a state of
humility,
disgrace,
misery,
and the like; into a state of rest; -- used with verbs
indicating
motion..
Downwards
::
Downwards
(adv.)
From a
higher
place to a
lower;
in a
descending
course;
as, to tend, move, roll, look, or take root,
downward
or
downwards..
Descending
::
Descending
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
descent;
moving
downwards.
Stole
::
Stola (n.) A long
garment,
descending
to the
ankles,
worn by Roman
women..
Downhill
::
Downhill
(a.)
Declivous;
descending;
sloping.
Lineage
::
Lineage
(n.)
Descent
in a line from a
common
progenitor;
progeny;
race;
descending
line of
offspring
or
ascending
line of
parentage.
Buck
::
Buck (v. i.) To
spring
with quick
plunging
leaps,
descending
with the fore legs rigid and the head held as low down as
possible;
-- said of a
vicious
horse or
mule..
Descent
::
Descent
(n.)
Inclination
downward;
a
descending
way;
inclined
or
sloping
surface;
declivity;
slope;
as, a steep
descent..
Scale
::
Scale (n.)
Gradation;
succession
of
ascending
and
descending
steps and
degrees;
progressive
series;
scheme
of
comparative
rank or
order;
as, a scale of
being..
Descent
::
Descent
(n.) The act of
descending,
or
passing
downward;
change
of place from
higher
to
lower..
Descendent
::
Descendent
(a.)
Descending;
falling;
proceeding
from an
ancestor
or
source.
Ghaut
::
Ghaut (n.)
Stairs
descending
to a
river;
a
landing
place;
a
wharf.
Catanadromous
::
Catanadromous
(a.)
Ascending
and
descending
fresh
streams
from and to the sea, as the
salmon;
anadromous..
White-face
::
White-face
(n.) A white mark in the
forehead
of a
horse,
descending
almost
to the nose; --
called
also
white-blaze..
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