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Definition of gest
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Gest (n.) An
action
represented
in
sports,
plays,
or on the
stage;
show;
ceremony..
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Persuade
::
Persuade
(v. t.) To
convince
by
argument,
or by
reasons
offered
or
suggested
from
reflection,
etc.; to cause to
believe..
Chylifaction
::
Chylifaction
(n.) The act or
process
by which chyle is
formed
from food in
animal
bodies;
chylification,
-- a
digestive
process..
Peptic
::
Peptic
(a.)
Relating
to
digestion;
promoting
digestion;
digestive;
as,
peptic
sauces..
Differentiation
::
Differentiation
(n.) The
gradual
formation
or
production
of
organs
or parts by a
process
of
evolution
or
development,
as when the seed
develops
the root and the stem, the
initial
stem
develops
the leaf,
branches,
and
flower
buds; or in
animal
life, when the germ
evolves
the
digestive
and other
organs
and
members,
or when the
animals
as they
advance
in
organization
acquire
special
organs
for
specific
purposes..
So
::
So
(adv.)
In the same
manner;
as has been
stated
or
suggested;
in this or that
condition
or
state;
under these
circumstances;
in this way; -- with
reflex
reference
to
something
just
asserted
or
implied;
used also with the verb to be, as a
predicate..
Impressionism
::
Impressionism
(n.) The
theory
or
method
of
suggesting
an
effect
or
impression
without
elaboration
of the
details;
-- a
disignation
of a
recent
fashion
in
painting
and
etching.
Elastin
::
Elastin
(n.) A
nitrogenous
substance,
somewhat
resembling
albumin,
which forms the
chemical
basis of
elastic
tissue.
It is very
insoluble
in most
fluids,
but is
gradually
dissolved
when
digested
with
either
pepsin
or
trypsin..
Pecan
::
Pecan (n.) A
species
of
hickory
(Carya
olivaeformis),
growing
in North
America,
chiefly
in the
Mississippi
valley
and in
Texas,
where it is one of the
largest
of
forest
trees;
also, its
fruit,
a
smooth,
oblong
nut, an inch or an inch and a half long, with a thin shell and
well-flavored
meat..
Digester
::
Digester
(n.) A
strong
closed
vessel,
in which bones or other
substances
may be
subjected,
usually
in water or other
liquid,
to a
temperature
above that of
boiling,
in order to
soften
them..
Uterogestation
::
Uterogestation
(n.)
Gestation
in the womb from
conception
to
birth;
pregnancy.
Whitefish
::
Whitefish
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
Coregonus,
a genus of
excellent
food
fishes
allied
to the
salmons.
They
inhabit
the lakes of the
colder
parts of North
America,
Asia, and
Europe.
The
largest
and most
important
American
species
(C.
clupeiformis)
is
abundant
in the Great
Lakes,
and in other lakes
farther
north.
Called
also lake
whitefish,
and
Oswego
bass..
Beggestere
::
Beggestere
(n.) A
beggar.
Gest
::
Gest (n.) A roll
recting
the
several
stages
arranged
for a royal
progress.
Many of them are
extant
in the
herald's
office.
Indigested
::
Indigested
(a.) Not
ripened
or
suppurated;
-- said of an
abscess
or its
contents.
Indigest
::
Indigest
(a.)
Crude;
unformed;
unorganized;
undigested.
Hint
::
Hint (v. t.) To bring to mind by a
slight
mention
or
remote
allusion;
to
suggest
in an
indirect
manner;
as, to hint a
suspicion..
Hint
::
Hint (v. i.) To make an
indirect
reference,
suggestion,
or
allusion;
to
allude
vaguely
to
something..
Gesticulated
::
Gesticulated
(imp. & p. p.) of
Gesticulat.
Digest
::
Digest
(v. t.)
Hence:
To bear
comfortably
or
patiently;
to be
reconciled
to; to
brook.
Apepsy
::
Apepsy
(n.)
Defective
digestion,
indigestion..
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