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Definition of above
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Above
(adv.)
In a
higher
place;
overhead;
into or from
heaven;
as, the
clouds
above..
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Supranaturalism
::
Supramundane
(a.) Being or
situated
above the world or above our
system;
celestial.
Grandfather
::
Grandfather
(n.) A
father's
or
mother's
father;
an
ancestor
in the next
degree
above the
father
or
mother
in
lineal
ascent.
Intrafoliaceous
::
Intrafoliaceous
(a.)
Growing
immediately
above,
or in front of, a leaf; as,
intrafoliaceous
stipules..
Overswell
::
Overswell
(v. t. & i.) To swell or rise
above;
to
overflow.
Dropper
::
Dropper
(n.) One who, or that
which,
drops.
Specif.:
(Fishing)
A fly that drops from the
leaden
above the bob or end fly..
Annat
::
Annat (n.) A half
years's
stipend,
over and above what is owing for the
incumbency,
due to a
minister's
heirs after his
decease..
Thrum-eyed
::
Thrum-eyed
(a.)
Having
the
anthers
raised
above the
stigma,
and
visible
at the
throat
of the
corolla,
as in
long-stamened
primroses;
-- the
reverse
of
pin-eyed..
Earl
::
Earl (n.) A
nobleman
of
England
ranking
below a
marquis,
and above a
viscount.
The rank of an earl
corresponds
to that of a count
(comte)
in
France,
and graf in
Germany.
Hence the wife of an earl is still
called
countess.
See
Count..
Rase
::
Rase (n.) A way of
measuring
in which the
commodity
measured
was made even with the top of the
measuring
vessel
by
rasing,
or
striking
off, all that was above it..
Half-moon
::
Half-moon
(n.) A
marine,
sparoid,
food fish of
California
(Caesiosoma
Californiense).
The body is
ovate,
blackish
above,
blue or gray
below.
Called
also
medialuna..
Major General
::
Major
general
() An
officer
of the army
holding
a rank next above that of
brigadier
general
and next below that of
lieutenant
general,
and who
usually
commands
a
division
or a
corps..
Inestimable
::
Inestimable
(a.)
Incapable
of being
estimated
or
computed;
especially,
too
valuable
or
excellent
to be
measured
or fully
appreciated;
above all
price;
as,
inestimable
rights
or
privileges..
Stack
::
Stack (a.) A
number
of flues
embodied
in one
structure,
rising
above the roof.
Hence:.
Superfluities
::
Superfluitant
(a.)
Floating
above or on the
surface.
Altitude
::
Altitude
(n.) Space
extended
upward;
height;
the
perpendicular
elevation
of an
object
above its
foundation,
above the
ground,
or above a given
level,
or of one
object
above
another;
as, the
altitude
of a
mountain,
or of a bird above the top of a
tree..
Mantle
::
Mantle
(n.) The outer wall and
casing
of a blast
furnace,
above the
hearth..
Suprabranchial
::
Supra-axillary
(a.)
Growing
above the axil;
inserted
above the axil, as a
peduncle.
See
Suprafoliaceous..
Preeminence
::
Preeminence
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
preeminent;
superiority
in
prominence
or in
excellence;
distinction
above
others
in
quality,
rank, etc.;
rarely,
in a bad
sense,
superiority
or
notoriety
in evil; as,
preeminence
in
honor..
Supraloral
::
Supraloral
(a.)
Situated
above the
lores;
as, the
supraloral
feathers
of a
bird..
Radicant
::
Radicant
(a.)
Taking
root on, or
above,
the
ground;
rooting
from the stem, as the
trumpet
creeper
and the ivy..
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