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Definition of gard
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Gard (n.)
Garden.
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Namesake
::
Namesake
(n.) One that has the same name as
another;
especially,
one
called
after,
or named out of
regard
to,
another..
Lactone
::
Lactone
(n.) One of a
series
of
organic
compounds,
regarded
as
anhydrides
of
certain
hydroxy
acids.
In
general,
they are
colorless
liquids,
having
a weak
aromatic
odor. They are so
called
because
the
typical
lactone
is
derived
from
lactic
acid..
Asterophyllite
::
Asterophyllite
(n.) A
fossil
plant from the coal
formations
of
Europe
and
America,
now
regarded
as the
branchlets
and
foliage
of
calamites..
Cyamelide
::
Cyamelide
(n.) A white
amorphous
substance,
regarded
as a
polymeric
modification
of
isocyanic
acid..
Speck
::
Speck (v. t.) To cause the
presence
of
specks
upon or in,
especially
specks
regarded
as
defects
or
blemishes;
to spot; to
speckle;
as, paper
specked
by
impurities
in the water used in its
manufacture..
Favorer
::
Favorer
(n.) One who
favors;
one who
regards
with
kindness
or
friendship;
a
well-wisher;
one who
assists
or
promotes
success
or
prosperity.
Misery
::
Misery
(n.)
Covetousness;
niggardliness;
avarice.
Terpinol
::
Terpinol
(n.) Any oil
substance
having
a
hyacinthine
odor,
obtained
by the
action
of acids on
terpin,
and
regarded
as a
related
hydrate..
Revere
::
Revere
(v. t.) To
regard
with
reverence,
or
profound
respect
and
affection,
mingled
with awe or fear; to
venerate;
to
reverence;
to honor in
estimation..
Multitude
::
Multitude
(n.) A great
number
of
persons
or
things,
regarded
collectively;
as, the book will be read by a
multitude
of
people;
the
multitude
of
stars;
a
multitude
of
cares..
Egoism
::
Egoism
(n.)
Excessive
love and
thought
of self; the habit of
regarding
one's self as the
center
of every
interest;
selfishness;
--
opposed
to
altruism.
Quercite
::
Quercite
(n.) A white
crystalline
substance,
C6H7(OH)5,
found in
acorns,
the fruit of the oak
(Quercus).
It has a sweet
taste,
and is
regarded
as a
pentacid
alcohol..
Mistletoe
::
Mistletoe
(n.) A
parasitic
evergreen
plant of
Europe
(Viscum
album),
bearing
a
glutinous
fruit.
When found upon the oak, where it is rare, it was an
object
of
superstitious
regard
among the
Druids.
A bird lime is
prepared
from its
fruit..
Coerulignone
::
Coerulignone
(n.) A
bluish
violet,
crystalline
substance
obtained
in the
purification
of crude wood
vinegar.
It is
regarded
as a
complex
quinone
derivative
of
diphenyl;
--
called
also
cedriret..
Fast
::
Fast (v.) Given to
pleasure
seeking;
disregardful
of
restraint;
reckless;
wild;
dissipated;
dissolute;
as, a fast man; a fast
liver..
Alarm
::
Alarm (v. t.) To
surprise
with
apprehension
of
danger;
to fill with
anxiety
in
regard
to
threatening
evil; to
excite
with
sudden
fear.
Indogen
::
Indogen
(n.) A
complex,
nitrogenous
radical,
C8H5NO,
regarded
as the
essential
nucleus
of
indigo..
Disfavor
::
Disfavor
(n.) Want of favor of
favorable
regard;
disesteem;
disregard.
Silicide
::
Silicide
(n.) A
binary
compound
of
silicon,
or one
regarded
as
binary..
Self-examination
::
Self-examination
(n.) An
examination
into one's own
state,
conduct,
and
motives,
particularly
in
regard
to
religious
feelings
and
duties..
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