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Definition of german
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German
(n.) Of or
pertaining
to
Germany.
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Teutonic
::
Teutonic
(n.) The
language
of the
ancient
Germans;
the
Teutonic
languages,
collectively..
Alsatian
::
Alsatian
(n.) An
inhabitant
of
Alsatia
or
Alsace
in
Germany,
or of
Alsatia
or White
Friars
(a
resort
of
debtors
and
criminals)
in
London..
Immunity
::
Immunity
(a.)
Freedom
or
exemption
from any
charge,
duty,
obligation,
office,
tax,
imposition,
penalty,
or
service;
a
particular
privilege;
as, the
immunities
of the free
cities
of
Germany;
the
immunities
of the
clergy..
Muschelkalk
::
Muschelkalk
(n.) A kind of shell
limestone,
whose
strata
form the
middle
one of the three
divisions
of the
Triassic
formation
in
Germany.
See
Chart,
under
Geology..
Germanized
::
Germanized
(imp. & p. p.) of
Germaniz.
Drosky
::
Drosky
(n.) A low,
four-wheeled,
open
carriage,
used in
Russia,
consisting
of a kind of long,
narrow
bench,
on which the
passengers
ride as on a
saddle,
with their feet
reaching
nearly
to the
ground.
Other kinds of
vehicles
are now so
called,
esp. a kind of
victoria
drawn by one or two
horses,
and used as a
public
carriage
in
German
cities..
Kaiser
::
Kaiser
(n.) The
ancient
title of
emperors
of
Germany
assumed
by King
William
of
Prussia
when
crowned
sovereign
of the new
German
empire
in 1871.
Germanic
::
Germanic
(n.) Of or
pertaining
to
Germany;
as, the
Germanic
confederacy..
Zither
::
Zither
(n.) An
instrument
of music used in
Austria
and
Germany.
It has from
thirty
to forty wires
strung
across
a
shallow
sounding-board,
which lies
horizontally
on a table
before
the
performer,
who uses both hands in
playing
on it. [Not to be
confounded
with the old
lute-shaped
cittern,
or
cithern.].
Germanism
::
Germanism
(n.) An idiom of the
German
language.
Prorector
::
Prorector
(n.) An
officer
who
presides
over the
academic
senate
of a
German
university.
Nickeline
::
Nickeline
(n.) An alloy of
nickel,
a
variety
of
German
silver..
German
::
German
(n.) A
native
or one of the
people
of
Germany.
Angles
::
Angles
(n. pl.) An
ancient
Low
German
tribe,
that
settled
in
Britain,
which came to be
called
Engla-land
(Angleland
or
England).
The
Angles
probably
came from the
district
of
Angeln
(now
within
the
limits
of
Schleswig),
and the
country
now Lower
Hanover,
etc..
Bursch
::
Bursch
(n.) A
youth;
especially,
a
student
in a
german
university..
Reichstag
::
Reichstag
(n.) The Diet, or House of
Representatives,
of the
German
empire,
which is
composed
of
members
elected
for a term of three years by the
direct
vote of the
people.
See
Bundesrath..
Tombac
::
Tombac
(n.) An alloy of
copper
and zinc,
resembling
brass,
and
containing
about 84 per cent of
copper;
--
called
also
German,
/
Dutch,
brass.
It is very
malleable
and
ductile,
and when
beaten
into thin
leaves
is
sometimes
called
Dutch
metal.
The
addition
of
arsenic
makes white
tombac..
Magnifico
::
Magnifico
(n.) A
rector
of a
German
university.
Dunker
::
Dunker
(n.) One of a
religious
denomination
whose
tenets
and
practices
are
mainly
those of the
Baptists,
but
partly
those of the
Quakers;
--
called
also
Tunkers,
Dunkards,
Dippers,
and, by
themselves,
Brethren,
and
German
Baptists..
Pietist
::
Pietist
(n.) One of a class of
religious
reformers
in
Germany
in the 17th
century
who
sought
to
revive
declining
piety in the
Protestant
churches;
-- often
applied
as a term of
reproach
to those who make a
display
of
religious
feeling.
Also used
adjectively.
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