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Definition of form
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of form is as below...
Form (n.) The shape and
structure
of
anything,
as
distinguished
from the
material
of which it is
composed;
particular
disposition
or
arrangement
of
matter,
giving
it
individuality
or
distinctive
character;
configuration;
figure;
external
appearance..
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Symmetrical
::
Symmetrical
(a.)
Having
a
likeness
in the form and size of
floral
organs
of the same kind;
regular.
Prologue
::
Prologue
(v. t.) To
introduce
with a
formal
preface,
or
prologue..
Informant
::
Informant
(v. t.) One who, or that
which,
informs,
animates,
or
vivifies..
Re-
::
Re- () A
prefix
signifying
back,
against,
again,
anew; as,
recline,
to lean back;
recall,
to call back;
recede;
remove;
reclaim,
to call out
against;
repugn,
to fight
against;
recognition,
a
knowing
again;
rejoin,
to join
again;
reiterate;
reassure.
Combinations
containing
the
prefix
re- are
readily
formed,
and are for the most part of
obvious
signification..
Stump
::
Stump (n.) One of the three
pointed
rods stuck in the
ground
to form a
wicket
and
support
the
bails.
Squill
::
Squill
(n.) A
European
bulbous
liliaceous
plant
(Urginea,
formerly
Scilla,
maritima),
of
acrid,
expectorant,
diuretic,
and
emetic
properties
used in
medicine.
Called
also sea
onion..
Defaulter
::
Defaulter
(n.) One who fails to
perform
a duty; a
delinquent;
particularly,
one who fails to
account
for
public
money
intrusted
to his care; a
peculator;
a
defalcator..
Overlap
::
Overlap
(n.) An
extension
of
geological
beds above and
beyond
others,
as in a
conformable
series
of beds, when the upper beds
extend
over a wider space than the
lower,
either
in one or in all
directions..
Naphthalic
::
Naphthalic
(a.)
Formerly,
designating
an acid
probably
identical
with
phthalic
acid..
Cadence
::
Cadence
(n.) A
uniform
time and place in
marching.
Osculate
::
Osculate
(v. i.) To have
characters
in
common
with two
genera
or
families,
so as to form a
connecting
link
between
them; to
interosculate.
See
Osculant..
Emery
::
Emery (n.)
Corundum
in the form of
grains
or
powder,
used in the arts for
grinding
and
polishing
hard
substances.
Native
emery is mixed with more or less
magnetic
iron. See the Note under
Corundum..
Cestraciont
::
Cestraciont
(n.) A shark of the genus
Cestracion,
and of
related
genera.
The
posterior
teeth form a
pavement
of bony
plates
for
crushing
shellfish.
Most of the
species
are
extinct.
The Port
Jackson
shark and a
similar
one found in
California
are
living
examples..
Gauge
::
Gauge (n.) Any
instrument
for
ascertaining
or
regulating
the
dimensions
or forms of
things;
a
templet
or
template;
as, a
button
maker's
gauge..
Trimorphism
::
Trimorphism
(n.) The
property
of
crystallizing
in three forms
fundamentally
distinct,
as is the case with
titanium
dioxide,
which
crystallizes
in the forms of
rutile,
octahedrite,
and
brookite.
See
Pleomorphism..
Know
::
Know (v. i.) To have
knowledge;
to have a clear and
certain
perception;
to
possess
wisdom,
instruction,
or
information;
-- often with of..
Sometimes
::
Sometimes
(a.)
Former;
sometime.
Garnish
::
Garnish
(v. t.) A fee;
specifically,
in
English
jails,
formerly
an
unauthorized
fee
demanded
by the old
prisoners
of a
newcomer..
Esemplastic
::
Esemplastic
(a.)
Shaped
into one;
tending
to, or
formative
into,
unity..
Leptiform
::
Leptiform
(a.)
Having
a form
somewhat
like
leptus;
-- said of
active
insect
larvae
having
three pairs of legs. See
Larva.
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