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Definition of deve
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Deve (a.) Deaf.
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Pseudovum
::
Pseudovum
(n.) An
egglike
germ
produced
by the
agamic
females
of some
insects
and other
animals,
and by the
larvae
of
certain
insects.
It is
capable
of
development
without
fertilization.
See
Illust.
of
Paedogenesis..
Melanism
::
Melanism
(n.) An undue
development
of
dark-colored
pigment
in the skin or its
appendages;
-- the
opposite
of
albinism.
Cultus
::
Cultus
(n. sing. & pl.)
Established
or
accepted
religious
rites or
usages
of
worship;
state of
religious
development.
Cf. Cult, 2..
Heat
::
Heat (v. i.) To grow warm or hot by
fermentation,
or the
development
of heat by
chemical
action;
as, green hay heats in a mow, and
manure
in the
dunghill..
Anthophore
::
Anthophore
(n.) The stipe when
developed
into an
internode
between
calyx and
corolla,
as in the Pink
family..
Muscle
::
Muscle
(n.)
Muscular
strength
or
development;
as, to show one's
muscle
by
lifting
a heavy
weight..
Zymosis
::
Zymosis
(n.) A
fermentation;
hence,
an
analogous
process
by which an
infectious
disease
is
believed
to be
developed..
Rheumides
::
Rheumides
(n. pl.) The class of skin
disease
developed
by the
dartrous
diathesis.
See under
Dartrous.
Developer
::
Developer
(n.) One who, or that
which,
develops..
Semiimute
::
Semiimute
(a.)
Having
the
faculty
of
speech
but
imperfectly
developed
or
partially
lost.
Clasper
::
Clasper
(n.) One of a pair of male
copulatory
organs,
developed
on the
anterior
side of the
ventral
fins of
sharks
and other
elasmobranchs.
See
Illust.
of
Chimaera..
Devex
::
Devex (a.)
Bending
down;
sloping.
Stoloniferous
::
Stolon
(n.) An
extension
of the
integument
of the body, or of the body wall, from which buds are
developed,
giving
rise to new
zooids,
and thus
forming
a
compound
animal
in which the
zooids
usually
remain
united
by the
stolons.
Such
stolons
are often
present
in
Anthozoa,
Hydroidea,
Bryozoa,
and
social
ascidians.
See
Illust.
under
Scyphistoma..
Nascent
::
Nascent
(a.)
Commencing,
or in
process
of
development;
beginning
to exist or to grow;
coming
into
being;
as, a
nascent
germ..
Ooecium
::
Ooecium
(n.) One of the
special
zooids,
or
cells,
of
Bryozoa,
destined
to
receive
and
develop
ova; an
ovicell.
See
Bryozoa..
Darwinian
::
Darwinian
(a.)
Pertaining
to
Darwin;
as, the
Darwinian
theory,
a
theory
of the
manner
and cause of the
supposed
development
of
living
things
from
certain
original
forms or
elements..
Voltaism
::
Voltaism
(n.) That form of
electricity
which is
developed
by the
chemical
action
between
metals
and
different
liquids;
voltaic
electricity;
also, the
science
which
treats
of this form of
electricity;
--
called
also
galvanism,
from
Galvani,
on
account
of his
experiments
showing
the
remarkable
influence
of this agent on
animals..
Multiaxial
::
Multiaxial
(a.)
Having
more than one axis;
developing
in more than a
single
line or
plain;
--
opposed
to
monoaxial.
Cytoblast
::
Cytoblast
(n.) The
nucleus
of a cell; the
germinal
or
active
spot of a
cellule,
through
or in which cell
development
takes
place..
Endochondral
::
Endochondral
(a.)
Growing
or
developing
within
cartilage;
--
applied
esp. to
developing
bone.
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