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Definition of gland
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Gland (n.) The
crosspiece
of a
bayonet
clutch.
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Hylaeosaurus
::
Hylaeosaurus
(n.) A large
Wealden
dinosaur
from the
Tilgate
Forest,
England.
It was about
twenty
feet long,
protected
by bony
plates
in the skin, and armed with
spines..
Angelet
::
Angelet
(n.) A small gold coin
formerly
current
in
England;
a half
angel.
Juglandin
::
"Juglandin
(n.) An
extractive
matter
contained
in the juice of the green
shucks
of the
walnut
(Juglans
regia).
It is used
medicinally
as an
alterative,
and also as a black hair dye..
Glanderous
::
Glanderous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
glanders;
of the
nature
of
glanders.
Blackberry
::
Blackberry
(n.) The fruit of
several
species
of
bramble
(Rubus);
also, the plant
itself.
Rubus
fruticosus
is the
blackberry
of
England;
R.
villosus
and R.
Canadensis
are the high
blackberry
and low
blackberry
of the
United
States.
There are also other
kinds..
Hereford
::
Hereford
(n.) One of a breed of
cattle
originating
in
Herefordshire,
England.
The
Herefords
are good
working
animals,
and their
beef-producing
quality
is
excellent..
Brownist
::
Brownist
(n.) A
follower
of
Robert
Brown,
of
England,
in the 16th
century,
who
taught
that every
church
is
complete
and
independent
in
itself
when
organized,
and
consists
of
members
meeting
in one
place,
having
full power to elect and
depose
its
officers..
Familist
::
Familist
(n.) One of
afanatical
Antinomian
sect
originating
in
Holland,
and
existing
in
England
about 1580,
called
the
Family
of Love, who held that
religion
consists
wholly
in
love..
Alveolus
::
Alveolus
(n.) A small
depression,
sac, or
vesicle,
as the
socket
of a
tooth,
the air cells of the
lungs,
the
ultimate
saccules
of
glands,
etc..
Genette
::
Genette
(n.) One of
several
species
of small
Carnivora
of the genus
Genetta,
allied
to the
civets,
but
having
the scent
glands
less
developed,
and
without
a
pouch..
Parotitis
::
Parotitis
(n.)
Inflammation
of the
parotid
glands.
Clergyman
::
Clergyman
(n.) An
ordained
minister;
a man
regularly
authorized
to
preach
the
gospel,
and
administer
its
ordinances;
in
England
usually
restricted
to a
minister
of the
Established
Church..
Trichome
::
Trichome
(n.) A hair on the
surface
of leaf or stem, or any
modification
of a hair, as a
minute
scale,
or star, or
gland.
The
sporangia
of ferns are
believed
to be of the
nature
of
trichomes..
Stammel
::
Stammel
(n.) A red dye, used in
England
in the 15th and 16th
centuries..
Lincoln Green
::
Lincoln
green () A color of cloth
formerly
made in
Lincoln,
England;
the cloth
itself..
Parotid
::
Parotid
(n.) The
parotid
gland.
Parotoid
::
Parotoid
(a.)
Resembling
the
parotid
gland;
--
applied
especially
to
cutaneous
glandular
elevations
above the ear in many toads and
frogs.
Annunciation
::
Annunciation
(n.) The
festival
celebrated
(March
25th) by the
Church
of
England,
of Rome, etc., in
memory
of the
angel's
announcement,
on that day; Lady Day..
Camp
::
Camp (n.) An
ancient
game of
football,
played
in some parts of
England..
Fourpence
::
Fourpence
(n.) A name
formerly
given in New
England
to the
Spanish
half real, a
silver
coin worth six and a
quarter
cents..
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