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Definition of ground
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Ground
(v. t.) To
instruct
in
elements
or first
principles.
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Groundnut
::
Groundnut
(n.) The dwarf
ginseng
(Aralia
trifolia).
Triangle
::
Triangle
(n.) A kind of frame
formed
of three poles stuck in the
ground
and
united
at the top, to which
soldiers
were bound when
undergoing
corporal
punishment,
-- now
disused..
Parlor
::
Parlor
(n.) In large
private
houses,
a
sitting
room for the
family
and for
familiar
guests,
-- a room for less
formal
uses than the
drawing-room.
Esp., in
modern
times,
the
dining
room of a house
having
few
apartments,
as a
London
house,
where the
dining
parlor
is
usually
on the
ground
floor..
Layland
::
Layland
(n.) Land lying
untilled;
fallow
ground.
Salix
::
Salix (n.) A genus of trees or
shrubs
including
the
willow,
osier,
and the like,
growing
usually
in wet
grounds..
Bottom
::
Bottom
(v. i.) To rest, as upon an
ultimate
support;
to be based or
grounded;
--
usually
with on or
upon..
Homomorphy
::
Homomorphy
(n.)
Similarity
of form;
resemblance
in
external
characters,
while
widely
different
in
fundamental
structure;
resemblance
in
geometric
ground
form. See
Homophyly,
Promorphology..
Terminus
::
Terminus
(n.) The Roman
divinity
who
presided
over
boundaries,
whose
statue
was
properly
a short
pillar
terminating
in the bust of a man,
woman,
satyr,
or the like, but often
merely
a post or stone stuck in the
ground
on a
boundary
line..
Settle
::
Settle
(n.) To clear of dregs and
impurities
by
causing
them to sink; to
render
pure or
clear;
-- said of a
liquid;
as, to
settle
coffee,
or the
grounds
of
coffee..
Press
::
Press (v.) To urge, or act upon, with
force,
as
weight;
to act upon by
pushing
or
thrusting,
in
distinction
from
pulling;
to crowd or
compel
by a
gradual
and
continued
exertion;
to bear upon; to
squeeze;
to
compress;
as, we press the
ground
with the feet when we walk; we press the couch on which we
repose;
we press
substances
with the
hands,
fingers,
or arms; we are
pressed
in a
crowd..
Croquet
::
Croquet
(n.) An
open-air
game in which two or more
players
endeavor
to drive
wooden
balls,
by means of
mallets,
through
a
series
of hoops or
arches
set in the
ground
according
to some
pattern..
Fluke
::
Fluke (n.) The part of an
anchor
which
fastens
in the
ground;
a
flook.
See
Anchor.
Squat
::
Squat (n.) The
posture
of one that sits on his heels or hams, or close to the
ground..
Plot
::
Plot (n.) A small
extent
of
ground;
a plat; as, a
garden
plot..
Campestrian
::
Campestrian
(a.)
Relating
to an open
fields;
drowing
in a
field;
growing
in a
field,
or open
ground..
Tilth
::
Tilth (n.) That which is
tilled;
tillage
ground.
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..
Parade
::
Parade
(v. t.) The
ground
where a
military
display
is held, or where
troops
are
drilled..
Background
::
Background
(n.)
Ground
in the rear or
behind,
or in the
distance,
as
opposed
to the
foreground,
or the
ground
in
front..
Humifuse
::
Humifuse
(a.)
Spread
over the
surface
of the
ground;
procumbent.
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