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Definition of appellation
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Appellation
(n.) The act of
calling
by a name.
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Columbia
::
Columbia
(n.)
America;
the
United
States;
-- a
poetical
appellation
given in honor of
Columbus,
the
discoverer..
Neuter
::
Neuter
(a.)
Having
a form
belonging
more
especially
to words which are not
appellations
of males or
females;
expressing
or
designating
that which is of
neither
sex; as, a
neuter
noun; a
neuter
termination;
the
neuter
gender..
Slyboots
::
Slyboots
(n.) A
humerous
appellation
for a sly,
cunning,
or
waggish
person..
Surnominal
::
Surname
(v. t.) To name or call by an
appellation
added to the
original
name; to give a
surname
to.
Feminine
::
Feminine
(n.) Any one of those words which are the
appellations
of
females,
or which have the
terminations
usually
found in such
words;
as,
actress,
songstress,
abbess,
executrix..
Appellative
::
Appellative
(n.) An
appellation
or
title;
a
descriptive
name.
Imperator
::
Imperator
(n.) A
commander;
a
leader;
an
emperor;
--
originally
an
appellation
of honor by which Roman
soldiers
saluted
their
general
after an
important
victory.
Subsequently
the title was
conferred
as a
recognition
of great
military
achievements
by the
senate,
whence
it
carried
wiht it some
special
privileges.
After the
downfall
of the
Republic
it was
assumed
by
Augustus
and his
successors,
and came to have the
meaning
now
attached
to the word
emperor..
Name
::
Name (n.) To give a
distinctive
name or
appellation
to; to
entitle;
to
denominate;
to
style;
to call.
Designation
::
Designation
(n.) That which
designates;
a
distinguishing
mark or name;
distinctive
title;
appellation.
Saheb
::
Saheb (n.) A
respectful
title or
appellation
given to
Europeans
of rank.
Jesus
::
"Jesus
(n.) The
Savior;
the name of the Son of God as
announced
by the angel to his
parents;
the
personal
name of Our Lord, in
distinction
from
Christ,
his
official
appellation..
Name
::
Name (n.) The title by which any
person
or thing is known or
designated;
a
distinctive
specific
appellation,
whether
of an
individual
or a
class..
Appellation
::
Appellation
(n.) The word by which a
particular
person
or thing is
called
and
known;
name;
title;
designation.
Noun
::
Noun (n.) A word used as the
designation
or
appellation
of a
creature
or
thing,
existing
in fact or in
thought;
a
substantive..
Redshank
::
Redshank
(n.) A
bare-legged
person;
-- a
contemptuous
appellation
formerly
given to the
Scotch
Highlanders,
in
allusion
to their bare
legs..
Eternal
::
Eternal
(n.) One of the
appellations
of God.
Shrapnel
::
Shrapnel
(a.)
Applied
as an
appellation
to a kind of shell
invented
by Gen. H.
Shrapnel
of the
British
army.
Madam
::
Madam (n.) A
gentlewoman;
-- an
appellation
or
courteous
form of
address
given to a lady,
especially
an
elderly
or a
married
lady; -- much used in the
address,
at the
beginning
of a
letter,
to a
woman.
The
corresponding
word in
addressing
a man is Sir..
Redskin
::
Redskin
(n.) A
common
appellation
for a North
American
Indian;
-- so
called
from the color of the skin.
Symptom
::
Symposium
(n.) A
collection
of short
essays
by
different
authors
on a
common
topic;
-- so
called
from the
appellation
given to the
philosophical
dialogue
by the
Greeks.
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