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Definition of ge-
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Ge- () An
Anglo-Saxon
prefix.
See Y-.
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Xanthoprotein
::
Xanthoprotein
(n.) A
yellow
acid
substance
formed
by the
action
of hot
nitric
acid on
albuminous
or
proteid
matter.
It is
changed
to a deep
orange-yellow
color by the
addition
of
ammonia.
Tartrazine
::
Tartrazine
(n.) An
artificial
dyestuff
obtained
as an
orange-yellow
powder,
and
regarded
as a
phenyl
hydrazine
derivative
of
tartaric
and
sulphonic
acids..
Growler
::
Growler
(n.) The
large-mouthed
black bass.
Arch Stone
::
Arch stone () A
wedge-shaped
stone used in an arch; a
voussoir.
Water Lettuce
::
Water
lettuce
() A plant
(Pistia
stratiotes)
which
floats
on
tropical
waters,
and forms a
rosette
of
spongy,
wedge-shaped
leaves..
Arch Brick
::
Arch brick () A
wedge-shaped
brick used in the
building
of an arch.
Sphene
::
Sphene
(n.) A
mineral
found
usually
in thin,
wedge-shaped
crystals
of a
yellow
or green to black
color.
It is a
silicate
of
titanium
and
calcium;
titanite..
Pittacal
::
Pittacal
(n.) A dark blue
substance
obtained
from wood tar. It
consists
of
hydrocarbons
which when
oxidized
form the
orange-yellow
eupittonic
compounds,
the salts of which are dark
blue..
Arch
::
Arch (n.)
Usually
a
curved
member
made up of
separate
wedge-shaped
solids,
with the
joints
between
them
disposed
in the
direction
of the radii of the
curve;
used to
support
the wall or other
weight
above an
opening.
In this sense
arches
are
segmental,
round (i. e.,
semicircular),
or
pointed..
Mignonette
::
Mignonette
(n.) A plant
(Reseda
odorata)
having
greenish
flowers
with
orange-colored
stamens,
and
exhaling
a
delicious
fragrance.
In
Africa
it is a low
shrub,
but
further
north it is
usually
an
annual
herb..
Magdala
::
Magdala
(a.)
Designating
an
orange-red
dyestuff
obtained
from
naphthylamine,
and
called
magdala
red,
naphthalene
red, etc..
Bias
::
Bias (n.) A
wedge-shaped
piece of cloth taken out of a
garment
(as the waist of a
dress)
to
diminish
its
circumference.
Acred
::
Acred (a.)
Possessing
acres or
landed
property;
-- used in
composition;
as,
large-acred
men..
Viceroy
::
Viceroy
(prep.)
A large and
handsome
American
butterfly
(Basilarchia,
/
Limenitis,
archippus).
Its wings are
orange-red,
with black lines along the
nervures
and a row of white spots along the outer
margins.
The
larvae
feed on
willow,
poplar,
and apple
trees..
Cuneal
::
Cuneal
()
Relating
to a
wedge;
wedge-shaped.
Spud
::
Spud (n.) A
sharp,
narrow
spade,
usually
with a long
handle,
used by
farmers
for
digging
up
large-rooted
weeds;
a
similarly
shaped
implement
used for
various
purposes..
Saffron
::
Saffron
(a.)
Having
the color of the
stigmas
of
saffron
flowers;
deep
orange-yellow;
as, a
saffron
face; a
saffron
streamer..
Wedge-shaped
::
Wedge-shaped
(a.)
Having
the shape of a
wedge;
cuneiform.
Redstart
::
Redstart
(n.) An
American
fly-catching
warbler
(Setophaga
ruticilla).
The male is
black,
with large
patches
of
orange-red
on the
sides,
wings,
and tail. The
female
is
olive,
with
yellow
patches..
Safranin
::
Safranin
(n.) An
orange-red
dyestuff
prepared
from
certain
nitro
compounds
of
creosol,
and used as a
substitute
for the
safflower
dye..
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