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Definition of dropping
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Dropping
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Aventurine
::
Aventurine
(n.) A kind of
glass,
containing
gold-colored
spangles.
It was
produced
in the first place by the
accidental
(par
aventure)
dropping
of some brass
filings
into a pot of
melted
glass..
Lammergeier
::
Lammergeier
(n.) A very large
vulture
(Gypaetus
barbatus),
which
inhabits
the
mountains
of
Southern
Europe,
Asia, and
Northern
Africa.
When
full-grown
it is nine or ten feet in
extent
of
wings.
It is
brownish
black
above,
with the under parts and neck rusty
yellow;
the
forehead
and crown
white;
the sides of the head and beard
black.
It feeds
partly
on
carrion
and
partly
on small
animals,
which it
kills.
It has the habit of
carrying
tortoises
and
marrow
bones to a great
height,
and
dropping
them
Dropper
::
Dropper
(n.) A
dropping
tube.
Stalagmitic
::
Stalagmite
(n.) A
deposit
more or less
resembling
an
inverted
stalactite,
formed
by
calcareous
water
dropping
on the
floors
of
caverns;
hence,
a
similar
deposit
of other
material..
Tath
::
Tath (n.) Dung, or
droppings
of
cattle..
Apheresis
::
Apheresis
(n.) The
dropping
of a
letter
or
syllable
from the
beginning
of a word; e. g., cute for
acute..
Tossing
::
Tossing
(n.) A
process
for
refining
tin by
dropping
it
through
the air while
melted.
Duck
::
Duck (v. t.) A
sudden
inclination
of the bead or
dropping
of the
person,
resembling
the
motion
of a duck in
water..
Monotropa
::
Monotropa
(n.) A genus of
parasitic
or
saprophytic
plants
including
the
Indian
pipe and pine sap. The name
alludes
to the
dropping
end of the stem.
Machicolation
::
Machicolation
(n.) An
opening
between
the
corbels
which
support
a
projecting
parapet,
or in the floor of a
gallery
or the roof of a
portal,
shooting
or
dropping
missiles
upen
assailants
attacking
the base of the
walls.
Also, the
construction
of such
defenses,
in
general,
when of this
character.
See
Illusts.
of
Battlement
and
Castle..
Courtesy
::
Courtesy
(n.) An act of
civility,
respect,
or
reverence,
made by
women,
consisting
of a
slight
depression
or
dropping
of the body, with
bending
of the
knees..
Ceromancy
::
Ceromancy
(n.)
Divination
by
dropping
melted
wax in
water.
Aurora
::
Aurora
(n.) The Roman
personification
of the dawn of day; the
goddess
of the
morning.
The poets
represented
her a
rising
out of the
ocean,
in a
chariot,
with rosy
fingers
dropping
gentle
dew..
Nod
::
Nod (n.) A
dropping
or
bending
forward
of the upper oart or top of
anything.
Tath
::
Tath (n.) The
luxuriant
grass
growing
about the
droppings
of
cattle
in a
pasture.
Eavesdropping
::
Eavesdropping
(n.) The habit of
lurking
about
dwelling
houses,
and other
places
where
persons
meet fro
private
intercourse,
secretly
listening
to what is said, and then
tattling
it
abroad.
The
offense
is
indictable
at
common
law..
Fall
::
Fall (n.) The act of
dropping
or
tumbling
from an erect
posture;
as, he was
walking
on ice, and had a
fall..
Drop
::
Drop (n.) Act of
dropping;
sudden
fall or
descent.
Rupert''s Drop
::
Rupert's
drop () A kind of glass drop with a long tail, made by
dropping
melted
glass into
water.
It is
remarkable
for
bursting
into
fragments
when the
surface
is
scratched
or the tail
broken;
-- so
called
from
Prince
Rupert,
nephew
of
Charles
I., by whom they were first
brought
to
England.
Called
also
Rupert's
ball, and glass
tear..
Rise
::
Rise (v.) To be
lifted,
or to admit of being
lifted,
from the
imposing
stone
without
dropping
any of the type; -- said of a
form..
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