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Definition of imperial
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Imperial
(n.) A gold coin of
Russia
worth ten
rubles,
or about eight
dollars..
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Caesarism
::
Caesarism
(n.) A
system
of
government
in which
unrestricted
power is
exercised
by a
single
person,
to whom, as
Caesar
or
emperor,
it has been
committed
by the
popular
will;
imperialism;
also,
advocacy
or
support
of such a
system
of
government..
Kilolitre
::
Kilolitre
(n.) A
measure
of
capacity
equal to a cubic
meter,
or a
thousand
liters.
It is
equivalent
to
35.315
cubic feet, and to
220.04
imperial
gallons,
or
264.18
American
gallons
of 321 cubic
inches..
Kremlin
::
Kremlin
(n.) The
citadel
of a town or city;
especially,
the
citadel
of
Moscow,
a large
inclosure
which
contains
imperial
palaces,
cathedrals,
churches,
an
arsenal,
etc..
Recess
::
Recess
(n.) A
decree
of the
imperial
diet of the old
German
empire.
Purple
::
Purple
(n.)
Hence:
Imperial
sovereignty;
royal rank,
dignity,
or
favor;
loosely
and
colloquially,
any
exalted
station;
great
wealth..
Monarchal
::
Monarchal
(a.)
Pertaining
to a
monarch;
suiting
a
monarch;
sovoreign;
regal;
imperial.
Firlot
::
Firlot
(n.) A dry
measure
formerly
used in
Scotland;
the
fourth
part of a boll of grain or meal. The
Linlithgow
wheat
firlot
was to the
imperial
bushel
as 998 to 1000; the
barley
firlot
as 1456 to 1000.
Chetvert
::
Chetvert
(n.) A
measure
of grain equal to
0.7218
of an
imperial
quarter,
or 5.95
Winchester
bushels..
Imperialist
::
Imperialist
(n.) One who
serves
an
emperor;
one who
favors
imperialism.
Imperializing
::
Imperializing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Imperializ.
Crown-imperial
::
Crown-imperial
(n.) A
spring-blooming
plant
(Fritillaria
imperialis)
of the Lily
family,
having
at the top of the stalk a
cluster
of
pendent
bell-shaped
flowers
surmounted
with a tuft of green
leaves..
Paulownia
::
Paulownia
(n.) A genus of trees of the order
Scrophulariaceae,
consisting
of one
species,
Paulownia
imperialis..
Anker
::
Anker (n.) A
liquid
measure
in
various
countries
of
Europe.
The Dutch
anker,
formerly
also used in
England,
contained
about 10 of the old wine
gallons,
or 8/
imperial
gallons..
Imperialism
::
Imperialism
(n.) The power or
character
of an
emperor;
imperial
authority;
the
spirit
of
empire.
Vedro
::
Vedro (n.) A
Russian
liquid
measure,
equal to 3.249
gallons
of U. S.
standard
measure,
or 2.706
imperial
gallons..
Vat
::
Vat (n.) A
measure
for
liquids,
and also a dry
measure;
especially,
a
liquid
measure
in
Belgium
and
Holland,
corresponding
to the
hectoliter
of the
metric
system,
which
contains
22.01
imperial
gallons,
or 26.4
standard
gallons
in the
United
States..
Avoyer
::
Avoyer
(n.) A chief
magistrate
of a free
imperial
city or
canton
of
Switzerland.
Imperial
::
Imperial
(n.)
Anything
of
unusual
size or
excellence,
as a large
decanter,
a kind of large
photograph,
a large sheet of
drowing,
printing,
or
writing
paper,
etc..
Archduke
::
Archduke
(n.) A
prince
of the
imperial
family
of
Austria.
Imperial
::
Imperial
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to an
empire,
or to an
emperor;
as, an
imperial
government;
imperial
authority
or
edict..
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