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Definition of feature
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Feature
(n.) A form; a
shape.
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Geology
::
Geology
(n.) The
science
which
treats:
(a) Of the
structure
and
mineral
constitution
of the
globe;
structural
geology.
(b) Of its
history
as
regards
rocks,
minerals,
rivers,
valleys,
mountains,
climates,
life, etc.;
historical
geology.
(c) Of the
causes
and
methods
by which its
structure,
features,
changes,
and
conditions
have been
produced;
dynamical
geology.
See Chart of The
Geological
Series..
Hard-featured
::
Hard-featured
(a.)
Having
coarse,
unattractive
or stern
features..
Misfeature
::
Misfeature
(n.) Ill
feature.
Institution
::
Institution
(n.)
Anything
forming
a
characteristic
and
persistent
feature
in
social
or
national
life or
habits.
Feature
::
Feature
(n.) The make, cast, or
appearance
of the human face, and
especially
of any
single
part of the face; a
lineament.
(pl.) The face, the
countenance..
Unprotestantize
::
Unprotestantize
(v. t.) To
render
other than
Protestant;
to cause to
change
from
Protestantism
to some other form of
religion;
to
deprive
of some
Protestant
feature
or
characteristic.
Skeleton
::
Skeleton
(a.)
Consisting
of, or
resembling,
a
skeleton;
consisting
merely
of the
framework
or
outlines;
having
only
certain
leading
features
of
anything;
as, a
skeleton
sermon;
a
skeleton
crystal..
Deplumate
::
Deplumate
(a.)
Destitute
or
deprived
of
features;
deplumed.
Bracket
::
Bracket
(n.) An
architectural
member,
plain or
ornamental,
projecting
from a wall or pier, to
support
weight
falling
outside
of the same; also, a
decorative
feature
seeming
to
discharge
such an
office..
Imbrown
::
Imbrown
(v. t.) To make
brown;
to
obscure;
to
darken;
to tan; as,
features
imbrowned
by
exposure..
Hard-visaged
::
Hard-visaged
(a.) Of a harsh or stern
countenance;
hard-featured.
Larvalia
::
Larvalia
(n. pl.) An order of
Tunicata,
including
Appendicularia,
and
allied
genera;
-- so
called
because
certain
larval
features
are
retained
by them
through
life.
Called
also
Copelata.
See
Appendicularia..
Physiognomy
::
Physiognomy
(n.) The art
telling
fortunes
by
inspection
of the
features.
Unfeatured
::
Unfeatured
(a.)
Wanting
regular
features;
deformed.
Read
::
Read (v. t.) To
discover
or
understand
by
characters,
marks,
features,
etc.; to learn by
observation..
Design
::
Design
(n.) A
preliminary
sketch;
an
outline
or
pattern
of the main
features
of
something
to be
executed,
as of a
picture,
a
building,
or a
decoration;
a
delineation;
a
plan..
Galleass
::
Galleass
(n.) A large
galley,
having
some
features
of the
galleon,
as
broadside
guns; esp., such a
vessel
used by the
southern
nations
of
Europe
in the 16th and 17th
centuries.
See
Galleon,
and
Galley..
Line
::
Line (n.)
Lineament;
feature;
figure.
Order
::
Order (n.) The
disposition
of a
column
and its
component
parts,
and of the
entablature
resting
upon it, in
classical
architecture;
hence (as the
column
and
entablature
are the
characteristic
features
of
classical
architecture)
a style or
manner
of
architectural
designing..
Peak
::
Peak (v. i.) To
acquire
sharpness
of
figure
or
features;
hence,
to look thin or
sicky..
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