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Definition of earth
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Earth (n.) A part of this
globe;
a
region;
a
country;
land.
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Volcanist
::
Volcanist
(n.) One who
believes
in the
igneous,
as
opposed
to the
aqueous,
origin
of the rocks of the
earth's
crust;
a
vulcanist.
Cf.
Neptunist..
Laving
::
Laving
(v. i.)
Issuing
continually
from the
earth;
running;
flowing;
as, a
living
spring;
--
opposed
to
stagnant..
Eccentric
::
Eccentric
(n.) In the
Ptolemaic
system,
the
supposed
circular
orbit of a
planet
about the
earth,
but with the earth not in its
center..
Ditch
::
Ditch (n.) Any long,
narrow
receptacle
for water on the
surface
of the
earth..
Unearth
::
Unearth
(v. t.) To drive or draw from the
earth;
hence,
to
uncover;
to bring out from
concealment;
to bring to
light;
to
disclose;
as, to
unearth
a
secret..
Fireside
::
Fireside
(n.) A place near the fire or
hearth;
home;
domestic
life or
retirement.
Preadamite
::
Preadamite
(n.) An
inhabitant
of the earth
before
Adam.
Wharf
::
Wharf (n.) A
structure
or
platform
of
timber,
masonry,
iron,
earth,
or other
material,
built on the shore of a
harbor,
river,
canal,
or the like, and
usually
extending
from the shore to deep
water,
so that
vessels
may lie close
alongside
to
receive
and
discharge
cargo,
passengers,
etc.; a quay; a
pier..
Bottle
::
Bottle
(n.) A
hollow
vessel,
usually
of glass or
earthenware
(but
formerly
of
leather),
with a
narrow
neck or
mouth,
for
holding
liquids..
Bosom
::
Bosom (n.) Any thing or place
resembling
the
breast;
a
supporting
surface;
an inner
recess;
the
interior;
as, the bosom of the
earth..
Chap
::
Chap (n.) A
cleft,
crack,
or
chink,
as in the
surface
of the
earth,
or in the
skin..
Ironstone
::
Ironstone
(n.) A hard,
earthy
ore of
iron..
Geoselenic
::
Geoselenic
(a.)
Pertaining
to the earth and moon;
belonging
to the joint
action
or
mutual
relations
of the earth and moon; as,
geoselenic
phenomena..
World
::
World (n.) In a more
restricted
sense,
that part of the earth and its
concerns
which is known to any one, or
contemplated
by any one; a
division
of the
globe,
or of its
inhabitants;
human
affairs
as seen from a
certain
position,
or from a given point of view; also, state of
existence;
scene of life and
action;
as, the Old
World;
the New
World;
the
religious
world;
the
Catholic
world;
the upper
world;
the
future
world;
the
heathen
world..
Peridium
::
Peridium
(n.) The
envelope
or coat of
certain
fungi,
such as the
puffballs
and
earthstars..
Slide
::
Slide (n.) The
descent
of a mass of
earth,
rock, or snow down a hill or
mountain
side; as, a land
slide,
or a snow
slide;
also, the track of bare rock left by a land
slide..
Bowel
::
Bowel (n.)
Hence,
figuratively:
The
interior
part of
anything;
as, the
bowels
of the
earth..
Entrails
::
Entrails
(n. pl.) The
internal
parts;
as, the
entrails
of the
earth..
Roll
::
Roll (v. i.) To move, as a
curved
object
may, along a
surface
by
rotation
without
sliding;
to
revolve
upon an axis; to turn over and over; as, a ball or wheel rolls on the
earth;
a body rolls on an
inclined
plane..
Antichthon
::
Antichthon
(n.) A
hypothetical
earth
counter
to ours, or on the
opposite
side of the sun..
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