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Definition of icy
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Icy
(superl.)
Pertaining
to,
resembling,
or
abounding
in, ice; cold;
frosty..
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Jingoism
::
"Jingoism
(n.) The
policy
of the
Jingoes,
so
called.
See
Jingo,
2..
Protection
::
Protection
(n.) A
theory,
or a
policy,
of
protecting
the
producers
in a
country
from
foreign
competition
in the home
market
by the
imposition
of such
discriminating
duties
on goods of
foreign
production
as will
restrict
or
prevent
their
importation;
--
opposed
to free
trade..
Glacious
::
Glacious
(a.)
Pertaining
to,
consisting
of or
resembling,
ice; icy..
Cubeb
::
Cubeb (n.) The
small,
spicy berry of a
species
of
pepper
(Piper
Cubeba;
in med.,
Cubeba
officinalis),
native
in Java and
Borneo,
but now
cultivated
in
various
tropical
countries.
The dried
unripe
fruit is much used in
medicine
as a
stimulant
and
purgative..
Juicy
::
Juicy
(superl.)
A
bounding
with
juice;
succulent.
Underwrite
::
Underwrite
(v. t.) To
subscribe
one's name to for
insurance,
especially
for
marine
insurance;
to write one's name
under,
or set one's name to, as a
policy
of
insurance,
for the
purpose
of
becoming
answerable
for loss or
damage,
on
consideration
of
receiving
a
certain
premium
per cent; as,
individuals,
as well as
companies,
may
underwrite
policies
of
insurance..
Denominationalism
::
Denominationalism
(n.) A
denominational
or class
spirit
or
policy;
devotion
to the
interests
of a sect or
denomination.
Masterly
::
Masterly
(a.)
Suitable
to, or
characteristic
of, a
master;
indicating
thorough
knowledge
or
superior
skill and
power;
showing
a
master's
hand; as, a
masterly
design;
a
masterly
performance;
a
masterly
policy..
Superponderate
::
Superpolitic
(a.) More than
politic;
above or
exceeding
policy.
Haruspication
::
Haruspication
(n.) See
Haruspicy.
Melissyl
::
Melissyl
(n.) See
Myricyl.
Ferricyanide
::
Ferricyanide
(n.) One of a
complex
series
of
double
cyanides
of
ferric
iron and some other base.
Deferent
::
Deferent
(n.) An
imaginary
circle
surrounding
the
earth,
in whose
periphery
either
the
heavenly
body or the
center
of the
heavenly
body's
epicycle
was
supposed
to be
carried
round..
Obstructionism
::
Obstructionism
(n.) The act or the
policy
of
obstructing
progress.
Warranty
::
Warranty
(n.) A
stipulation
or
engagement
by a party
insured,
that
certain
things,
relating
to the
subject
of
insurance,
or
affecting
the risk,
exist,
or shall
exist,
or have been done, or shall be done. These
warranties,
when
express,
should
appear
in the
policy;
but there are
certain
implied
warranties..
Spicewood
::
Spicewood
(n.) An
American
shrub
(Lindera
Benzoin),
the bark of which has a spicy taste and odor; --
called
also
Benjamin,
wild
allspice,
and fever
bush..
Roadster
::
Roadster
(n.) A
bicycle
or
tricycle
adapted
for
common
roads
rather
than for the
racing
track.
Father
::
Father
(v. t.) To take as one's own
child;
to
adopt;
hence,
to
assume
as one's own work; to
acknowledge
one's self
author
of or
responsible
for (a
statement,
policy,
etc.)..
Bonapartism
::
Bonapartism
(n.) The
policy
of
Bonaparte
or of the
Bonapartes.
Juiciness
::
Juiciness
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
juicy;
succulence
plants.
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