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Definition of for
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For
(prep.)
Indicating
the
remoter
and
indirect
object
of an act; the end or final cause with
reference
to which
anything
is, acts,
serves,
or is
done..
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Smith
::
Smith (n.) One who
forges
with the
hammer;
one who works in
metals;
as, a
blacksmith,
goldsmith,
silversmith,
and the
like..
Band
::
Band (v. i.) To
confederate
for some
common
purpose;
to
unite;
to
conspire
together.
Recital
::
Recital
(n.) The
formal
statement,
or
setting
forth,
of some
matter
of fact in any deed or
writing
in order to
explain
the
reasons
on which the
transaction
is
founded;
the
statement
of
matter
in
pleading
introductory
to some
positive
allegation..
Threadfish
::
Threadfish
(n.) A
carangoid
fish
(Caranx
gallus,
or C.
crinitus)
having
the
anterior
rays of the soft
dorsal
and anal fins
prolonged
in the form of long
threads..
Try-square
::
Try-square
(n.) An
instrument
used by
carpenters,
joiners,
etc., for
laying
off right
angles
off right
angles,
and
testing
whether
work is
square..
Conference
::
Conference
(n.) A
meeting
for
consultation,
discussion,
or an
interchange
of
opinions..
Transmutable
::
Transmutable
(a.)
Capable
of being
transmuted
or
changed
into a
different
substance,
or into into
something
of a
different
form a
nature;
transformable..
Pigwidgeon
::
Pigwidgeon
(n.) A cant word for
anything
petty or
small.
It is used by
Drayton
as the name of a
fairy.
Afforest
::
Afforest
(v. t.) To
convert
into a
forest;
as, to
afforest
a tract of
country..
Sepulchre
::
Sepulchre
(n.) The place in which the dead body of a human being is
interred,
or a place set apart for that
purpose;
a
grave;
a
tomb..
Nepenthe
::
Nepenthe
(n.) A drug used by the
ancients
to give
relief
from pain and
sorrow;
-- by some
supposed
to have been opium or
hasheesh.
Hence,
anything
soothing
and
comforting..
Swiftly
::
Swiftlet
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of small East
Indian
and
Asiatic
swifts
of the genus
Collocalia.
Some of the
species
are noted for
furnishing
the
edible
bird's
nest. See
Illust.
under
Edible.
Practice
::
Practice
(v. t.) To
exercise
one's self in, for
instruction
or
improvement,
or to
acquire
discipline
or
dexterity;
as, to
practice
gunnery;
to
practice
music..
Dandelion
::
Dandelion
(n.) A
well-known
plant of the genus
Taraxacum
(T.
officinale,
formerly
called
T.
Dens-leonis
and
Leontodos
Taraxacum)
bearing
large,
yellow,
compound
flowers,
and
deeply
notched
leaves..
Difformity
::
Difformity
(n.)
Irregularity
of form;
diversity
of form; want of
uniformity.
Rosalia
::
Rosalia
(n.) A form of
melody
in which a
phrase
or
passage
is
successively
repeated,
each time a step or half step
higher;
a
melodic
sequence..
Coupe
::
Coupe (n.) A
four-wheeled
close
carriage
for two
persons
inside,
with an
outside
seat for the
driver;
-- so
called
because
giving
the
appearance
of a
larger
carriage
cut off..
Wheel
::
Wheel (n.) An
instrument
of
torture
formerly
used.
Bilander
::
Bilander
(n.) A small
two-masted
merchant
vessel,
fitted
only for
coasting,
or for use in
canals,
as in
Holland..
Hearthstone
::
Hearthstone
(n.) Stone
forming
the
hearth;
hence,
the
fireside;
home..
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