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Definition of eft
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Eft (n.) A
salamander,
esp. the
European
smooth
newt
(Triton
punctatus)..
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Maniple
::
Maniple
(a.)
Originally,
a
napkin;
later,
an
ornamental
band or scarf worn upon the left arm as a part of the
vestments
of a
priest
in the Roman
Catholic
Church.
It is
sometimes
worn in the
English
Church
service..
Quarry-faced
::
Quarry-faced
(a.)
Having
a face left as it comes from the
quarry
and not
smoothed
with the
chisel
or
point;
-- said of
stones.
Beleave
::
Beleave
(v. t. & i.) To leave or to be left.
Fallow
::
Fallow
(n.) Left
untilled
or
unsowed
after
plowing;
uncultivated;
as,
fallow
ground..
Crater
::
Crater
(n.) The pit left by the
explosion
of a mine.
Rigel
::
Rigel (n.) A fixed star of the first
magnitude
in the left foot of the
constellation
Orion.
Why
::
Why
(adv.)
The
reason
or cause for
which;
that on
account
of
which;
on what
account;
as, I know not why he left town so
suddenly;
-- used as a
compound
relative..
Putlog
::
Putlog
(n.) One of the short
pieces
of
timber
on which the
planks
forming
the floor of a
scaffold
are laid, -- one end
resting
on the
ledger
of the
scaffold,
and the other in a hole left in the wall
temporarily
for the
purpose..
Left-handed
::
Left-handed
(a.)
Clumsy;
awkward;
unlucky;
insincere;
sinister;
malicious;
as, a
left-handed
compliment..
Remnant
::
Remnant
(a.)
Remaining;
yet left.
Thievery
::
Thievery
(n.) The
practice
of
stealing;
theft;
thievishness.
Refuse
::
Refuse
(a.)
Refused;
rejected;
hence;
left as
unworthy
of
acceptance;
of no
value;
worthless.
Sexifid
::
Sexifid
(a.)
Six-cleft;
as, a
sexfid
calyx or
nectary..
Lease
::
Lease (v. i.) To
gather
what
harvesters
have left
behind;
to
glean.
Chine
::
Chine (n.) A chink or
cleft;
a
narrow
and deep
ravine;
as,
Shanklin
Chine in the Isle of
Wight,
a
quarter
of a mile long and 230 feet
deep..
Acupressure
::
Acupressure
(n.) A mode of
arresting
hemorrhage
resulting
from
wounds
or
surgical
operations,
by
passing
under the
divided
vessel
a
needle,
the ends of which are left
exposed
externally
on the
cutaneous
surface..
Ridge
::
Ridge (n.) A
raised
line or
strip,
as of
ground
thrown
up by a plow or left
between
furrows
or
ditches,
or as on the
surface
of
metal,
cloth,
or bone, etc..
Right-handed
::
Right-handed
(a.)
Having
the
whorls
rising
from left to
right;
dextral;
-- said of
spiral
shells.
See
Illust.
of
Scalaria.
Pricking
::
Pricking
(n.) The mark or trace left by a
hare's
foot; a
prick;
also, the act of
tracing
a hare by its
footmarks..
Remainder
::
Remainder
(n.) The
quantity
or sum that is left after
subtraction,
or after any
deduction..
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