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Definition of ice
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Ice (v. t.) To chill or cool, as with ice; to
freeze..
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Houyhnhnm
::
Houyhnhnm
(n.) One of the race of
horses
described
by Swift in his
imaginary
travels
of
Lemuel
Gulliver.
The
Houyhnhnms
were
endowed
with
reason
and noble
qualities;
subject
to them were
Yahoos,
a race of
brutes
having
the form and all the worst vices of men..
Observe
::
Observe
(v. t.) To take
notice
of by
appropriate
conduct;
to
conform
one's
action
or
practice
to; to keep; to heed; to obey; to
comply
with; as, to
observe
rules or
commands;
to
observe
civility..
Curry
::
Curry (n.) A kind of sauce much used in
India,
containing
garlic,
pepper,
ginger,
and other
strong
spices..
Hoarsely
::
Hoarsely
(adv.)
With a
harsh,
grating
sound or
voice..
Bolting
::
Bolting
(n.) A
private
arguing
of cases for
practice
by
students,
as in the Inns of
Court..
Khedive
::
Khedive
(n.) A
governor
or
viceroy;
-- a title
granted
in 1867 by the
sultan
of
Turkey
to the ruler of
Egypt.
Sepulchral
::
Sepulchral
(a.)
Unnaturally
low and
grave;
hollow
in tone; -- said of
sound,
especially
of the
voice..
Canonry
::
Canonry
(n. pl.) A
benefice
or
prebend
in a
cathedral
or
collegiate
church;
a right to a place in
chapter
and to a
portion
of its
revenues;
the
dignity
or
emoluments
of a
canon.
Sicer
::
Sicer (n.) A
strong
drink;
cider.
Falconet
::
Falconet
(n.) One of a group of
Australian
birds of the genus
Falcunculus,
resembling
shrikes
and
titmice..
Hexactinelline
::
Hexactinelline
(a.)
Belonging
to the
Hexactinellinae,
a group of
sponges,
having
six-rayed
siliceous
spicules..
Appearance
::
Appearance
(n.) The
coming
into court of
either
of the
parties;
the being
present
in
court;
the
coming
into court of a party
summoned
in an
action,
either
by
himself
or by his
attorney,
expressed
by a
formal
entry by the
proper
officer
to that
effect;
the act or
proceeding
by which a party
proceeded
against
places
himself
before
the
court,
and
submits
to its
jurisdiction..
Dear
::
Dear
(adv.)
Dearly;
at a high
price.
Guardianship
::
Guardianship
(n.) The
office,
duty, or care, of a
guardian;
protection;
care;
watch..
Ultimate
::
Ultimate
(v. t. & i.) To come or bring into use or
practice.
Hoarse
::
Hoarse
(superl.)
Having
a
harsh,
rough,
grating
voice or
sound,
as when
affected
with a cold;
making
a
rough,
harsh cry or
sound;
as, the
hoarse
raven..
Underwork
::
Underwork
(v. i.) To do work for a less price than
current
rates.
Arrive
::
Arrive
(v. i.) To reach a point by
progressive
motion;
to gain or
compass
an
object
by
effort,
practice,
study,
inquiry,
reasoning,
or
experiment..
Hypnocyst
::
Hypnocyst
(n.) A cyst in which some
unicellular
organisms
temporarily
inclose
themselves,
from which they
emerge
unchanged,
after a
period
of
drought
or
deficiency
of food. In some
instances,
a
process
of spore
formation
seems to occur
within
such
cysts..
Admiral
::
Admiral
(n.) A naval
officer
of the
highest
rank; a naval
officer
of high rank, of which there are
different
grades.
The chief
gradations
in rank are
admiral,
vice
admiral,
and rear
admiral.
The
admiral
is the
commander
in chief of a fleet or of
fleets..
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