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Definition of i. e.
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I. e. ()
Abbreviation
of Latin id est, that is..
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Cumulative
::
Cumulative
(a.)
Augmenting,
gaining,
or
giving
force,
by
successive
additions;
as, a
cumulative
argument,
i. e., one whose force
increases
as the
statement
proceeds..
Bull
::
Bull (v. i.) A
letter,
edict,
or
respect,
of the pope,
written
in
Gothic
characters
on rough
parchment,
sealed
with a
bulla,
and dated a die
Incarnationis,
i. e., from the day of the
Incarnation.
See
Apostolical
brief,
under
Brief..
Marrowbone
::
Marrowbone
(n.) A bone
containing
marrow;
pl.
ludicrously,
knee bones or
knees;
as, to get down on one's
marrowbones,
i. e., to
kneel..
Epithelium
::
Epithelium
(n.) The
superficial
layer of cells
lining
the
alimentary
canal and all its
appendages,
all
glands
and their
ducts,
blood
vessels
and
lymphatics,
serous
cavities,
etc. It often
includes
the
epidermis
(i. e.,
keratin-producing
epithelial
cells),
and it is
sometimes
restricted
to the
alimentary
canal,
the
glands
and their
appendages,
-- the term
endothelium
being
applied
to the
lining
membrane
of the blood
vessels,
lymphatics,
and
serous
cavities..
Bye
::
Bye (n.) A thing not
directly
aimed at;
something
which is a
secondary
object
of
regard;
an
object
by the way, etc.; as in on or upon the bye, i. e., in
passing;
indirectly;
by
implication..
Stint
::
Stint (v. t.) To
assign
a
certain
(i. e.,
limited)
task to (a
person),
upon the
performance
of which one is
excused
from
further
labor for the day or for a
certain
time; to
stent..
Logogram
::
Logogram
(n.) A word
letter;
a
phonogram,
that, for the sake of
brevity,
represents
a word; as, |, i. e., t, for it. Cf.
Grammalogue..
At One
::
At one () In
concord
or
friendship;
in
agreement
(with each
other);
as, to be,
bring,
make, or set, at one, i. e., to be or bring in or to a state of
agreement
or
reconciliation..
Carry
::
Carry (v. i.) To hold the head; -- said of a
horse;
as, to carry well i. e., to hold the head high, with
arching
neck..
#NAME?
::
-er () The
termination
of many
English
words,
denoting
the
agent;
--
applied
either
to men or
things;
as in
hater,
farmer,
heater,
grater.
At the end of names of
places,
-er
signifies
a man of the
place;
as,
Londoner,
i. e.,
London
man..
Raise
::
Raise (v. t.) To let go; as in the
command,
Raise tacks and
sheets,
i. e., Let go tacks and
sheets..
Gree
::
Gree (n.) The
prize;
the honor of the day; as, to bear the gree, i. e., to carry off the
prize..
Mi
::
Mi (n.) A
syllable
applied
to the third tone of the scale of C, i. e., to E, in
European
solmization,
but to the third tone of any scale in the
American
system..
Chapter
::
Chapter
(v. t.) To
correct;
to bring to book, i. e., to
demand
chapter
and
verse..
Thin
::
Thin (v. i.) To grow or
become
thin; -- used with some
adverbs,
as out, away, etc.; as,
geological
strata
thin out, i. e.,
gradually
diminish
in
thickness
until they
disappear..
Instant
::
Instant
(a.) A day of the
present
or
current
month;
as, the sixth
instant;
-- an
elliptical
expression
equivalent
to the sixth of the month
instant,
i. e., the
current
month.
See
Instant,
a., 3..
Outlearn
::
Outlearn
(v. t.) To learn out [i. e.,
completely,
utterly];
to
exhaust
knowledge
of..
Slight
::
Slight
(superl.)
Not
decidedly
marked;
not
forcible;
inconsiderable;
unimportant;
insignificant;
not
severe;
weak;
gentle;
--
applied
in a great
variety
of
circumstances;
as, a
slight
(i. e.,
feeble)
effort;
a
slight
(i. e.,
perishable)
structure;
a
slight
(i. e., not deep)
impression;
a
slight
(i. e., not
convincing)
argument;
a
slight
(i. e., not
thorough)
examination;
slight
(i. e., not
severe)
pain, and the
like..
I. E.
::
I. e. ()
Abbreviation
of Latin id est, that is..
Subsextuple
::
Subsesqui-
() A
prefix
(also used
adjectively)
denoting
the
combination
of
constituents
(especially
electro-negative
and
electro-positive
bodies)
in the
proportion
of two to
three;
as, a
subsesqui
acetate,
i. e., a salt
having
two
equivalents
of
acetic
acid to three of the
base..
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