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Definition of anciently
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Anciently
(adv.)
In an
ancient
manner.
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Javelin
::
"Javelin
(n.) A sort of light
spear,
to be
thrown
or cast by thew hand;
anciently,
a
weapon
of war used by
horsemen
and foot
soldiers;
now used
chiefly
in
hunting
the wild boar and other
fierce
game..
Bedpost
::
Bedpost
(n.)
Anciently,
a post or pin on each side of the bed to keep the
clothes
from
falling
off. See
Bedstaff..
Solarium
::
Solarium
(n.) An
apartment
freely
exposed
to the sun;
anciently,
an
apartment
or
inclosure
on the roof of a
house;
in
modern
times,
an
apartment
in a
hospital,
used as a
resort
for
convalescents..
Urus
::
Urus (n.) A very
large,
powerful,
and
savage
extinct
bovine
animal
(Bos urus /
primigenius)
anciently
abundant
in
Europe.
It
appears
to have still
existed
in the time of
Julius
Caesar.
It had very large
horns,
and was
hardly
capable
of
domestication.
Called
also, ur, ure, and tur..
Healall
::
Healall
(n.) A
common
herb of the Mint
family
(Brunela
vulgaris),
destitute
of
active
properties,
but
anciently
thought
a
panacea..
Bedstaff
::
Bedstaff
(n.) A
wooden
pin stuck
anciently
on the sides of the
bedstead,
to hold the
clothes
from
slipping
on
either
side..
Syenite
::
Syenite
(n.)
Orig.,
a rock
composed
of
quartz,
hornblende,
and
feldspar,
anciently
quarried
at
Syene,
in Upper
Egypt,
and now
called
granite..
Anciently
::
Anciently
(adv.)
In an
ancient
manner.
Cornet
::
Cornet
(n.) A
square
cap
anciently
worn as a mark of
certain
professions.
Gromwell
::
Gromwell
(n.) A plant of the genus
Lithospermum
(L.
arvense),
anciently
used,
because
of its stony
pericarp,
in the cure of
gravel.
The
German
gromwell
is the
Stellera..
Chelidonius
::
Chelidonius
(n.) A small stone taken from the
gizzard
of a young
swallow.
--
anciently
worn as a
medicinal
charm.
Lychnis
::
Lychnis
(n.) A genus of Old World
plants
belonging
to the Pink
family
(Caryophyllaceae).
Most of the
species
have
brilliantly
colored
flowers
and
cottony
leaves,
which may have
anciently
answered
as wicks for
lamps.
The
botanical
name is in
common
use for the
garden
species.
The corn
cockle
(Lychnis
Githago)
is a
common
weed in wheat
fields..
Flambeau
::
Flambeau
(n.) A
flaming
torch,
esp. one made by
combining
together
a
number
of thick wicks
invested
with a
quick-burning
substance
(anciently,
perhaps,
wax; in
modern
times,
pitch or the
like);
hence,
any
torch..
Torchwort
::
Torchwort
(n.) The
common
mullein,
the
stalks
of
which,
dipped
in suet,
anciently
served
for
torches.
Called
also
torch,
and
hig-taper..
Ternary
::
Ternary
(a.)
Proceeding
by
threes;
consisting
of
three;
as, the
ternary
number
was
anciently
esteemed
a
symbol
of
perfection,
and held in great
veneration..
Iambic
::
Iambic
(n.) A
satirical
poem (such poems
having
been
anciently
written
in
iambic
verse);
a
satire;
a
lampoon.
Basilical
::
Basilical
(a.)
Pertaining
to
certain
parts,
anciently
supposed
to have a
specially
important
function
in the
animal
economy,
as the
middle
vein of the right arm..
Therapeutae
::
Therapeutae
(n. pl.) A name given to
certain
ascetics
said to have
anciently
dwelt in the
neighborhood
of
Alexandria.
They are
described
in a work
attributed
to
Philo,
the
genuineness
and
credibility
of which are now much
discredited..
Urn
::
Urn (n.) A
vessel
of
various
forms,
usually
a vase
furnished
with a foot or
pedestal,
employed
for
different
purposes,
as for
holding
liquids,
for
ornamental
uses, for
preserving
the ashes of the dead after
cremation,
and
anciently
for
holding
lots to be
drawn..
Abacus
::
Abacus
(n.) A table or tray
strewn
with sand,
anciently
used for
drawing,
calculating,
etc..
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