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Definition of ground
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Ground
(imp. & p. p.) of Grin.
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Pile
::
Pile (n.) A large
stake,
or piece of
timber,
pointed
and
driven
into the
earth,
as at the
bottom
of a
river,
or in a
harbor
where the
ground
is soft, for the
support
of a
building,
a pier, or other
superstructure,
or to form a
cofferdam,
etc..
Seashore
::
Seashore
(n.) All the
ground
between
the
ordinary
highwater
and
low-water
marks.
Ground
::
Ground
(v. t.) To
found;
to fix or set, as on a
foundation,
reason,
or
principle;
to
furnish
a
ground
for; to fix
firmly..
Keeping
::
Keeping
(n.)
Harmony
or
correspondence
between
the
different
parts of a work of art; as, the
foreground
of this
painting
is not in
keeping..
Yground
::
Yground
() p. p. of
Grind.
Goura
::
Goura (n.) One of
several
species
of
large,
crested
ground
pigeons
of the genus
Goura,
inhabiting
New
Guinea
and
adjacent
islands.
The Queen
Victoria
pigeon
(Goura
Victoria)
and the
crowned
pigeon
(G.
coronata)
are among the beat known
species..
Sewer
::
Sewer (n.) A drain or
passage
to carry off water and filth under
ground;
a
subterraneous
channel,
particularly
in
cities..
Account
::
Account
(n.) A
statement
in
general
of
reasons,
causes,
grounds,
etc.,
explanatory
of some
event;
as, no
satisfactory
account
has been given of these
phenomena.
Hence,
the word is often used
simply
for
reason,
ground,
consideration,
motive,
etc.; as, on no
account,
on every
account,
on all
accounts..
Mulch
::
Mulch (n.)
Half-rotten
straw,
or any like
substance
strewn
on the
ground,
as over the roots of
plants,
to
protect
from heat,
drought,
etc., and to
preserve
moisture..
Pesade
::
Pesade
(n.) The
motion
of a horse when,
raising
his fore
quarters,
he keeps his hind feet on the
ground
without
advancing;
rearing..
Magma
::
Magma (n.) The
amorphous
or
homogenous
matrix
or
ground
mass, as
distinguished
from
well-defined
crystals;
as, the magma of
porphyry..
Ocelot
::
Ocelot
(n.) An
American
feline
carnivore
(Felis
pardalis).
It
ranges
from the
Southwestern
United
States
to
Patagonia.
It is
covered
with
blackish
ocellated
spots and
blotches,
which are
variously
arranged.
The
ground
color
varies
from
reddish
gray to tawny
yellow..
Misground
::
Misground
(v. t.) To found
erroneously.
Sneak
::
Sneak (n.) A ball
bowled
so as to roll along the
ground;
--
called
also grub.
Bergmeal
::
Bergmeal
(n.) An
earthy
substance,
resembling
fine
flour.
It is
composed
of the
shells
of
infusoria,
and in
Lapland
and
Sweden
is
sometimes
eaten,
mixed with flour or
ground
birch bark, in times of
scarcity.
This name is also given to a white
powdery
variety
of
calcite..
Biggin
::
Biggin
(n.) A
coffeepot
with a
strainer
or
perforated
metallic
vessel
for
holding
the
ground
coffee,
through
which
boiling
water is
poured;
-- so
called
from Mr.
Biggin,
the
inventor..
Hummock
::
Hummock
(n.) A
rounded
knoll or
hillock;
a rise of
ground
of no great
extent,
above a level
surface..
Inclosure
::
Inclosure
(n.) The act of
inclosing;
the state of being
inclosed,
shut up, or
encompassed;
the
separation
of land from
common
ground
by a
fence..
Planting
::
Planting
(n.) The act or
operation
of
setting
in the
ground
for
propagation,
as
seeds,
trees,
shrubs,
etc.; the
forming
of
plantations,
as of
trees;
the
carrying
on of
plantations,
as of
sugar,
coffee,
etc..
Probable
::
Probable
(a.)
Rendering
probable;
supporting,
or
giving
ground
for,
belief,
but not
demonstrating;
as,
probable
evidence;
probable
presumption..
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