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Definition of anime
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Anime (a.) Of a
different
tincture
from the
animal
itself;
-- said of the eyes of a
rapacious
animal.
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Anime
::
Anime (a.) Of a
different
tincture
from the
animal
itself;
-- said of the eyes of a
rapacious
animal.
Concomitant
::
Concomitant
(n.) One who, or that
which,
accompanies,
or is
collaterally
connected
with
another;
a
companion;
an
associate;
an
accompaniment..
Dance
::
Dance (v. i.) To move with
measured
steps,
or to a
musical
accompaniment;
to go
through,
either
alone or in
company
with
others,
with a
regulated
succession
of
movements,
(commonly)
to the sound of
music;
to trip or leap
rhythmically..
Lyre
::
Lyre (n.) A
stringed
instrument
of
music;
a kind of harp much used by the
ancients,
as an
accompaniment
to
poetry..
Planimetrical
::
Planimetrical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
planimetry.
Opera
::
Opera (n.) A
drama,
either
tragic
or
comic,
of which music forms an
essential
part; a drama
wholly
or
mostly
sung,
consisting
of
recitative,
arials,
choruses,
duets,
trios,
etc., with
orchestral
accompaniment,
preludes,
and
interludes,
together
with
appropriate
costumes,
scenery,
and
action;
a lyric
drama..
Appanage
::
Appanage
(n.) That which
belongs
to one by
custom
or
right;
a
natural
adjunct
or
accompaniment.
Undersong
::
Undersong
(n.)
Accompanying
strain;
subordinate
and
underlying
meaning;
accompaniment;
undertone.
Form
::
Form (n.) Mode of
acting
or
manifestation
to the
senses,
or the
intellect;
as, water
assumes
the form of ice or snow. In
modern
usage,
the
elements
of a
conception
furnished
by the
mind's
own
activity,
as
contrasted
with its
object
or
condition,
which is
called
the
matter;
subjectively,
a mode of
apprehension
or
belief
conceived
as
dependent
on the
constitution
of the mind;
objectively,
universal
and
necessary
accompaniments
or
elements
of every
object
known or
thought
of..
A Cappella
::
A
cappella
() In
church
or
chapel
style;
-- said of
compositions
sung in the old
church
style,
without
instrumental
accompaniment;
as, a mass a
capella,
i. e., a mass
purely
vocal..
Pyrrhic
::
Pyrrhic
(n.) An
ancient
Greek
martial
dance,
to the
accompaniment
of the
flute,
its time being very
quick..
Castanets
::
Castanets
(n. pl.) Two
small,
concave
shells
of ivory or hard wood,
shaped
like
spoons,
fastened
to the
thumb,
and
beaten
together
with the
middle
finger;
-- used by the
Spaniards
and Moors as an
accompaniment
to their dance and
guitars..
Scrape
::
Scrape
(n.) A
drawing
back of the right foot when
bowing;
also, a bow made with that
accompaniment..
Minstrel
::
Minstrel
(n.) In the
Middle
Ages, one of an order of men who
subsisted
by the arts of
poetry
and
music,
and sang
verses
to the
accompaniment
of a harp or other
instrument;
in
modern
times,
a poet; a bard; a
singer
and
harper;
a
musician..
Funeral
::
Funeral
(n.) The
procession
attending
the
burial
of the dead; the show and
accompaniments
of an
interment.
Course
::
Course
(n.) That part of a meal
served
at one time, with its
accompaniments..
Planimetric
::
Planimetric
(a.) Alt. of
Planimetrica.
Platometer
::
Platometer
(n.) See
Planimeter.
Dithyramb
::
Dithyramb
(n.) A kind of lyric
poetry
in honor of
Bacchus,
usually
sung by a band of
revelers
to a flute
accompaniment;
hence,
in
general,
a poem
written
in a wild
irregular
strain..
Tabor
::
Tabor (n.) A small drum used as an
accompaniment
to a pipe or fife, both being
played
by the same
person..
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