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Definition of ground
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Ground
(imp. & p. p.) of Grin.
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Rookery
::
Rookery
(n.) The
breeding
ground
of
seals,
esp. of the fur
seals..
Underground
::
Underground
(a.) Done or
occurring
out of
sight;
secret.
Backwoods
::
Backwoods
(n. pl.) The
forests
or
partly
cleared
grounds
on the
frontiers.
Back
::
Back (n.) The upper part of a lode, or the roof of a
horizontal
underground
passage..
Hippocrene
::
Hippocrene
(n.) A
fountain
on Mount
Helicon
in
Boeotia,
fabled
to have burst forth when the
ground
was
struck
by the hoof of
Pegasus.
Also, its
waters,
which were
supposed
to
impart
poetic
inspiration..
Found
::
Found (v. i.) To lay the basis of; to set, or
place,
as on
something
solid,
for
support;
to
ground;
to
establish
upon a
basis,
literal
or
figurative;
to fix
firmly..
Tice
::
Tice (n.) A ball
bowled
to
strike
the
ground
about a bat's
length
in front of the
wicket.
Purlieu
::
Purlieu
(n.)
Originally,
the
ground
near a royal
forest,
which,
having
been
unlawfully
added to the
forest,
was
afterwards
severed
from it, and
disafforested
so as to remit to the
former
owners
their
rights..
Homopolic
::
Homopolic
(a.) In
promorphology,
pertaining
to or
exhibiting
that kind of
organic
form, in which the
stereometric
ground
form is a
pyramid,
with
similar
poles.
See
Promorphology..
Groundsel
::
Groundsel
(n.) Alt. of
Groundsil.
Geothermometer
::
Geothermometer
(n.) A
thermometer
specially
constructed
for
measuring
temperetures
at a depth below the
surface
of the
ground.
Burying Ground
::
Burying
ground
() Alt. of
Burying
plac.
In
::
In
(prep.)
With
reference
to
movement
or
tendency
toward
a
certain
limit or
environment;
--
sometimes
equivalent
to into; as, to put seed in the
ground;
to fall in love; to end in
death;
to put our trust in God..
Capsicum
::
Capsicum
(n.) A genus of
plants
of many
species,
producing
capsules
or dry
berries
of
various
forms,
which have an
exceedingly
pungent,
biting
taste,
and when
ground
form the red or
Cayenne
pepper
of
commerce..
Groundwork
::
Groundwork
(n.) That which forms the
foundation
or
support
of
anything;
the
basis;
the
essential
or
fundamental
part; first
principle.
Microcrystalline
::
Microcrystalline
(a.)
Crystalline
on a fine, or
microscopic,
scale;
consisting
of fine
crystals;
as, the
ground
mass of
certain
porphyrics
is
microcrystalline..
Low
::
Low
(adv.)
In a low
position
or
manner;
not
aloft;
not on high; near the
ground.
Deterration
::
Deterration
(n.) The
uncovering
of
anything
buried
or
covered
with
earth;
a
taking
out of the earth or
ground.
Viaduct
::
Viaduct
(n.) A
structure
of
considerable
magnitude,
usually
with
arches
or
supported
on
trestles,
for
carrying
a road, as a
railroad,
high above the
ground
or
water;
a
bridge;
especially,
one for
crossing
a
valley
or a
gorge.
Cf.
Trestlework..
Mash
::
Mash (n.) A mass of mixed
ingredients
reduced
to a soft pulpy state by
beating
or
pressure;
a mass of
anything
in a soft pulpy
state.
Specifically
(Brewing),
ground
or
bruised
malt, or meal of rye,
wheat,
corn, or other grain (or a
mixture
of malt and meal)
steeped
and
stirred
in hot water for
making
the
wort..
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