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Definition of ground
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Ground
(v. t.) To
connect
with the
ground
so as to make the earth a part of an
electrical
circuit.
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Righteousness
::
Righteousness
(n.) The state of being right with God;
justification;
the work of
Christ,
which is the
ground
of
justification..
Mill
::
Mill (n.) A
passage
underground
through
which ore is shot.
Pietra Dura
::
Pietra
dura () Hard and fine
stones
in
general,
such as are used for inlay and the like, as
distinguished
from the
softer
stones
used in
building;
thus, a
Florentine
mosaic
is a
familiar
instance
of work in
pietra
dura,
though
the
ground
may be soft
marble..
Rase
::
Rase (v. i.) To be
leveled
with the
ground;
to fall; to
suffer
overthrow.
Transfer
::
Transfer
(n.) A
picture,
or the like,
removed
from one body or
ground
to
another,
as from wood to
canvas,
or from one piece of
canvas
to
another..
Twaite
::
Twaite
(n.) A piece of
cleared
ground.
See
Thwaite.
Course
::
Course
(n.) The
ground
or path
traversed;
track;
way.
Foreland
::
Foreland
(n.) A piece of
ground
between
the wall of a place and the moat.
Terrestrial
::
Terrestrial
(a.)
Consisting
of land, in
distinction
from
water;
belonging
to, or
inhabiting,
the land or
ground,
in
distinction
from
trees,
water,
or the like; as,
terrestrial
serpents..
Drosky
::
Drosky
(n.) A low,
four-wheeled,
open
carriage,
used in
Russia,
consisting
of a kind of long,
narrow
bench,
on which the
passengers
ride as on a
saddle,
with their feet
reaching
nearly
to the
ground.
Other kinds of
vehicles
are now so
called,
esp. a kind of
victoria
drawn by one or two
horses,
and used as a
public
carriage
in
German
cities..
Middle-ground
::
Middle-ground
(n.) That part of a
picture
between
the
foreground
and the
background.
Downcast
::
Downcast
(a.) Cast
downward;
directed
to the
ground,
from
bashfulness,
modesty,
dejection,
or
guilt..
Rootstock
::
Rootstock
(n.) A
perennial
underground
stem,
producing
leafly
s/ems or
flower
stems from year to year; a
rhizome..
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..
Work
::
Work (n.)
Structures
in
civil,
military,
or naval
engineering,
as
docks,
bridges,
embankments,
trenches,
fortifications,
and the like; also, the
structures
and
grounds
of a
manufacturing
establishment;
as, iron
works;
locomotive
works;
gas
works..
Land
::
Land (n.) The
ground
left
unplowed
between
furrows;
any one of
several
portions
into which a field is
divided
for
convenience
in
plowing.
Geoscopy
::
Geoscopy
(n.)
Knowledge
of the
earth,
ground,
or soil,
obtained
by
inspection..
Dependence
::
Dependence
(n.) A
matter
depending,
or in
suspense,
and still to be
determined;
ground
of
controversy
or
quarrel..
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..
Wicket
::
Wicket
(n.) A small
framework
at which the ball is
bowled.
It
consists
of three rods, or
stumps,
set
vertically
in the
ground,
with one or two short rods,
called
bails,
lying
horizontally
across
the top..
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