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Definition of have
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Have (v. t.) To cause or
procure
to be; to
effect;
to
exact;
to
desire;
to
require.
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Carboxyl
::
Carboxyl
(n.) The
complex
radical,
CO.OH,
regarded
as the
essential
and
characteristic
constituent
which all
oxygen
acids of
carbon
(as
formic,
acetic,
benzoic
acids,
etc.) have in
common;
--
called
also
oxatyl..
Spur
::
Spur (n.) An
implement
secured
to the heel, or above the heel, of a
horseman,
to urge the horse by its
pressure.
Modern
spurs have a small
wheel,
or
rowel,
with short
points.
Spurs were the badge of
knighthood..
Razorable
::
Razorable
(a.) Ready for the
razor;
fit to be
shaved.
Custom
::
Custom
(v. i.) To have a
custom.
Soldierwood
::
Soldierwood
(n.) A showy
leguminous
plant
(Calliandra
purpurea)
of the West
Indies.
The
flowers
have long
tassels
of
purple
stamens.
Harbor
::
Harbor
(n.) A
portion
of a sea, a lake, or other large body of
water,
either
landlocked
or
artificially
protected
so as to be a place of
safety
for
vessels
in
stormy
weather;
a port or
haven..
Respect
::
Respect
(v. t.) To have
regard
to; to have
reference
to; to
relate
to; as, the
treaty
particularly
respects
our
commerce..
Keep
::
Keep (v. t.) To have in
custody;
to have in some place for
preservation;
to take
charge
of.
Distinct
::
Distinct
(a.) So
separated
as not to be
confounded
with any other
thing;
not
liable
to be
misunderstood;
not
confused;
well-defined;
clear;
as, we have a
distinct
or
indistinct
view of a
prospect..
I''ve
::
I've ()
Colloquial
contraction
of I have.
Hyphomycetes
::
Hyphomycetes
(n. pl.) One of the great
division
of
fungi,
containing
those
species
which have naked
spores
borne on free or only
fasciculate
threads..
Live
::
Live (v. i.) To be
alive;
to have life; to have, as an
animal
or a
plant,
the
capacity
of
assimilating
matter
as food, and to be
dependent
on such
assimilation
for a
continuance
of
existence;
as,
animals
and
plants
that live to a great age are long in
reaching
maturity..
Command
::
Command
(v. t.) To have power or
influence
of the
nature
of
authority
over; to
obtain
as if by
ordering;
to
receive
as a due; to
challenge;
to
claim;
as,
justice
commands
the
respect
and
affections
of the
people;
the best goods
command
the best
price..
Nonjoinder
::
Nonjoinder
(n.) The
omission
of some
person
who ought to have been made a
plaintiff
or
defendant
in a suit, or of some cause of
action
which ought to be
joined..
Monothalama
::
Monothalama
(n. pl.) A
division
of
Foraminifera
including
those that have only one
chamber.
Day Lily
::
Day lily () A genus of
plants
(Hemerocallis)
closely
resembling
true
lilies,
but
having
tuberous
rootstocks
instead
of
bulbs.
The
common
species
have long
narrow
leaves
and
either
yellow
or
tawny-orange
flowers..
Contact
::
Contact
(n.) The
property
of two
curves,
or
surfaces,
which meet, and at the point of
meeting
have a
common
direction..
Trachelidan
::
Trachelidan
(n.) Any one of a tribe of
beetles
(Trachelides)
which have the head
supported
on a
pedicel.
The oil
beetles
and the
Cantharides
are
examples.
Pick
::
Pick (n.)
Choice;
right of
selection;
as, to have one's
pick..
Oak
::
Oak (n.) Any tree or shrub of the genus
Quercus.
The oaks have
alternate
leaves,
often
variously
lobed,
and
staminate
flowers
in
catkins.
The fruit is a
smooth
nut,
called
an
acorn,
which is more or less
inclosed
in a scaly
involucre
called
the cup or
cupule.
There are now
recognized
about three
hundred
species,
of which
nearly
fifty occur in the
United
States,
the rest in
Europe,
Asia, and the other parts of North
America,
a very few
barely
reaching
the
northern
parts of South
America
and Afric
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