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Definition of fat
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Fat (n.) A large tub,
cistern,
or
vessel;
a vat..
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Weird
::
Weird (a.) Of or
pertaining
to fate;
concerned
with
destiny.
Fat
::
Fat (n.) An oily
liquid
or
greasy
substance
making
up the main bulk of the
adipose
tissue
of
animals,
and
widely
distributed
in the seeds of
plants.
See
Adipose
tissue,
under
Adipose..
Rounceval
::
Rounceval
(n.) A
giant;
anything
large;
a kind of pea
called
also
marrowfat.
Unlucky
::
Unlucky
(a.) Not
lucky;
not
successful;
unfortunate;
ill-fated;
unhappy;
as, an
unlucky
man; an
unlucky
adventure;
an
unlucky
throw of dice; an
unlucky
game..
Capon
::
Capon (n.) A
castrated
cock, esp. when
fattened;
a male
chicken
gelded
to
improve
his flesh for the
table..
Peculium
::
Peculium
(n.) The
saving
of a son or a slave with the
father's
or
master's
consent;
a
little
property
or stock of one's own; any
exclusive
personal
or
separate
property.
Fate
::
Fate (n.) The three
goddesses,
Clotho,
Lachesis,
and
Atropos,
sometimes
called
the
Destinies,
or
Parcaewho
were
supposed
to
determine
the
course
of human life. They are
represented,
one as
holding
the
distaff,
a
second
as
spinning,
and the third as
cutting
off the
thread..
Fey
::
Fey (a.)
Fated;
doomed.
Refect
::
Refect
(v. t.) To
restore
after
hunger
or
fatigue;
to
refresh.
Toil
::
Toil (v. i.) To exert
strength
with pain and
fatigue
of body or mind,
especially
of the body, with
efforts
of some
continuance
or
duration;
to
labor;
to
work..
Fat
::
Fat (n.) Work.
containing
much
blank,
or its
equivalent,
and,
therefore,
profitable
to the
compositor..
Beget
::
Beget (v. t.) To
procreate,
as a
father
or sire; to
generate;
--
commonly
said of the
father..
Solvent
::
Solvent
(n.) A
substance
(usually
liquid)
suitable
for, or
employed
in,
solution,
or in
dissolving
something;
as, water is the
appropriate
solvent
of most
salts,
alcohol
of
resins,
ether of fats, and
mercury
or acids of
metals,
etc..
Predestinate
::
Predestinate
(a.)
Predestinated;
foreordained;
fated.
Hymenogeny
::
Hymenogeny
(n.) The
production
of
artificial
membranes
by
contact
of two
fluids,
as
albumin
and fat, by which the
globules
of the
latter
are
surrounded
by a thin film of the
former..
Dengue
::
Dengue
(n.) A
specific
epidemic
disease
attended
with high
fever,
cutaneous
eruption,
and
severe
pains in the head and
limbs,
resembling
those of
rheumatism;
--
called
also
breakbone
fever.
It
occurs
in
India,
Egypt,
the West
Indies,
etc., is of short
duration,
and
rarely
fatal..
P
::
P () the
sixteenth
letter
of the
English
alphabet,
is a
nonvocal
consonant
whose form and value come from the
Latin,
into which
language
the
letter
was
brought,
through
the
ancient
Greek,
from the
Phoenician,
its
probable
origin
being
Egyptian.
Etymologically
P is most
closely
related
to b, f, and v; as
hobble,
hopple;
father,
paternal;
recipient,
receive.
See B, F, and M..
Infatuate
::
Infatuate
(a.)
Infatuated.
Keech
::
Keech (n.) A mass or lump of fat
rolled
up by the
butcher.
Capuchin
::
Capuchin
(n.) Other
species
of
Cabus,
as C.
fatuellus
(the brown or
horned
capucine.),
C.
albifrons
(the
cararara),
and C.
apella..
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