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Definition of did
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Did () imp. of Do.
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Gewgaw
::
Gewgaw
(n.) A showy
trifle;
a toy; a
splendid
plaything;
a
pretty
but
worthless
bauble.
Sermonical
::
Sermonical
(a.) Like, or
appropriate
to, a
sermon;
grave and
didactic..
Slate
::
Slate (v. t.) A list of
candidates,
prepared
for
nomination
or for
election;
a list of
candidates,
or a
programme
of
action,
devised
beforehand..
Paroophoron
::
Paroophoron
(n.) A small mass of
tubules
near the ovary in some
animals,
and
corresponding
with the
parepididymis
of the
male..
Ballot
::
Ballot
(n.) To vote or
decide
by
ballot;
as, to
ballot
for a
candidate..
Ixodian
::
Ixodian
(n.) A tick of the genus
Ixodes,
or the
family
Ixodidae..
Classman
::
Classman
(n.) A
candidate
for
graduation
in arts who is
placed
in an honor
class,
as
opposed
to a
passman,
who is not
classified..
Grasshopper
::
Grasshopper
(n.) Any
jumping,
orthopterous
insect,
of the
families
Acrididae
and
Locustidae.
The
species
and
genera
are very
numerous.
The
former
family
includes
the
Western
grasshopper
or
locust
(Caloptenus
spretus),
noted for the great
extent
of its
ravages
in the
region
beyond
the
Mississippi.
In the
Eastern
United
States
the
red-legged
(Caloptenus
femurrubrum
and C.
atlanis)
are
closely
related
species,
but their
ravages
are less
important.
They are
closely
related
to the
migratory
locusts
o
Didrachm
::
Didrachm
(n.) Alt. of
Didrachm.
Sordidly
::
Sordidly
(n.)
Sordidness.
Ticket
::
Ticket
(v.) A
printed
list of
candidates
to be voted for at an
election;
a set of
nominations
by one party for
election;
a
ballot.
Dirtiness
::
Dirtiness
(n.) The state of being
dirty;
filthiness;
foulness;
nastiness;
baseness;
sordidness.
Preceptive
::
Preceptive
(a.)
Containing
or
giving
precepts;
of the
nature
of
precepts;
didactic;
as, the
preceptive
parts of the
Scriptures..
Haloid
::
Haloid
(a.)
Resembling
salt; -- said of
certain
binary
compounds
consisting
of a metal
united
to a
negative
element
or
radical,
and now
chiefly
applied
to the
chlorides,
bromides,
iodides,
and
sometimes
also to the
fluorides
and
cyanides..
Plurality
::
Plurality
(n.) The
greater
number;
a
majority;
also, the
greatest
of
several
numbers;
in
elections,
the
excess
of the votes given for one
candidate
over those given for
another,
or for any
other,
candidate.
When there are more than two
candidates,
the one who
receives
the
plurality
of votes may have less than a
majority.
See
Majority..
Galaxy
::
Galaxy
(n.) A
splendid
assemblage
of
persons
or
things.
Glare
::
Glare (v. i.) To be
bright
and
intense,
as
certain
colors;
to be
ostentatiously
splendid
or gay..
Calotype
::
Calotype
(n.) A
method
of
taking
photographic
pictures,
on paper
sensitized
with
iodide
of
silver;
-- also
called
Talbotype,
from the
inventor,
Mr. Fox.
Talbot..
Knight
::
Knight
(v. t.) To dub or
create
(one) a
knight;
-- done in
England
by the
sovereign
only, who taps the
kneeling
candidate
with a
sword,
saying:
Rise, Sir ---..
Backare
::
Backare
(interj.)
Stand back! give
place!
-- a cant word of the
Elizabethan
writers,
probably
in
ridicule
of some
person
who
pretended
to a
knowledge
of Latin which he did not
possess..
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