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Definition of german
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German
(n.) Of or
pertaining
to
Germany.
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Schilling
::
Schilling
(n.) Any one of
several
small
German
and Dutch
coins,
worth from about one and a half cents to about five
cents..
Nickeline
::
Nickeline
(n.) An alloy of
nickel,
a
variety
of
German
silver..
Kummel
::
Kummel
(n.) A
Russian
and
German
liqueur,
consisting
of a
sweetened
spirit
flavored
with
caraway
seeds..
Xylophone
::
Xylophone
(n.) An
instrument
common
among the
Russians,
Poles,
and
Tartars,
consisting
of a
series
of
strips
of wood or glass
graduated
in
length
to the
musical
scale,
resting
on belts of
straw,
and
struck
with two small
hammers.
Called
in
Germany
strohfiedel,
or straw
fiddle..
Germanism
::
Germanism
(n.) An idiom of the
German
language.
Gromwell
::
Gromwell
(n.) A plant of the genus
Lithospermum
(L.
arvense),
anciently
used,
because
of its stony
pericarp,
in the cure of
gravel.
The
German
gromwell
is the
Stellera..
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..
Adiaphorist
::
Adiaphorist
(n.) One of the
German
Protestants
who, with
Melanchthon,
held some
opinions
and
ceremonies
to be
indifferent
or
nonessential,
which
Luther
condemned
as
sinful
or
heretical..
Bund
::
Bund (n.)
League;
confederacy;
esp. the
confederation
of
German
states.
Indo-germanic
::
Indo-Germanic
(a.) Same as
Aryan,
and
Indo-European..
Edda
::
Edda (n.) The
religious
or
mythological
book of the old
Scandinavian
tribes
of
German
origin,
containing
two
collections
of Sagas
(legends,
myths)
of the old
northern
gods and
heroes..
Kreutzer
::
Kreutzer
(n.) A small
copper
coin
formerly
used in South
Germany;
also, a small
Austrian
copper
coin..
Teutonic
::
Teutonic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
Teutons,
esp. the
ancient
Teutons;
Germanic..
Germanium
::
Germanium
(n.) A rare
element,
recently
discovered
(1885),
in a
silver
ore
(argyrodite)
at
Freiberg.
It is a
brittle,
silver-white
metal,
chemically
intermediate
between
the
metals
and
nonmetals,
resembles
tin, and is in
general
identical
with the
predicted
ekasilicon.
Symbol
Ge.
Atomic
weight
72.3..
Toadstone
::
Toadstone
(n.) A local name for the
igneous
rocks of
Derbyshire,
England;
-- said by some to be
derived
from the
German
todter
stein,
meaning
dead
stone,
that is, stone which
contains
no
ores..
Prorector
::
Prorector
(n.) An
officer
who
presides
over the
academic
senate
of a
German
university.
Belgic
::
Belgic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
Belgae,
a
German
tribe who
anciently
possessed
the
country
between
the
Rhine,
the
Seine,
and the
ocean..
Reiter
::
Reiter
(n.) A
German
cavalry
soldier
of the
fourteenth
and
fifteenth
centuries.
Palsgrave
::
Palsgrave
(n.) A count or earl who
presided
in the
domestic
court,
and had the
superintendence,
of a royal
household
in
Germany..
Wernerian
::
Wernerian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to A. G.
Werner,
The
German
mineralogist
and
geologist,
who
classified
minerals
according
to their
external
characters,
and
advocated
the
theory
that the
strata
of the
earth's
crust were
formed
by
depositions
from
water;
designating,
or
according
to,
Werner's
system..
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