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Definition of inclosed
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Inclosed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Inclos.
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Orb
::
Orb (n.) One of the azure
transparent
spheres
conceived
by the
ancients
to be
inclosed
one
within
another,
and to carry the
heavenly
bodies
in their
revolutions..
Confessional
::
Confessional
(n.) The
recess,
seat, or
inclosed
place,
where a
priest
sits to hear
confessions;
often a small
structure
furnished
with a seat for the
priest
and with a
window
or
aperture
so that the
penitent
who is
outside
may
whisper
into the
priest's
ear
without
being seen by him or heard by
others..
Farmyard
::
Farmyard
(n.) The yard or
inclosure
attached
to a barn, or the space
inclosed
by the farm
buildings..
Tore
::
Tore (n.) The solid
inclosed
by such a
surface;
--
sometimes
called
an
anchor
ring.
Bottled
::
Bottled
(a.) Put into
bottles;
inclosed
in
bottles;
pent up in, or as in, a
bottle..
Orange
::
Orange
(n.) The fruit of a tree of the genus
Citrus
(C.
Aurantium).
It is
usually
round,
and
consists
of pulpy
carpels,
commonly
ten in
number,
inclosed
in a
leathery
rind, which is
easily
separable,
and is
reddish
yellow
when
ripe..
Athecata
::
Athecata
(n. pl.) A
division
of
Hydroidea
in which the
zooids
are
naked,
or not
inclosed
in a
capsule.
See
Tubularian..
Cella
::
Cella (n.) The part
inclosed
within
the walls of an
ancient
temple,
as
distinguished
from the open
porticoes..
Sagger
::
Sagger
(n.) A pot or case of fire clay, in which fine
stoneware
is
inclosed
while
baking
in the kiln; a
seggar..
Mesentery
::
Mesentery
(n.) The
membranes,
or one of the
membranes
(consisting
of a fold of the
peritoneum
and
inclosed
tissues),
which
connect
the
intestines
and their
appendages
with the
dorsal
wall of the
abdominal
cavity.
The
mesentery
proper
is
connected
with the
jejunum
and
ilium,
the other
mesenteries
being
called
mesocaecum,
mesocolon,
mesorectum,
etc..
Templed
::
Templed
(a.)
Supplied
with a
temple
or
temples,
or with
churches;
inclosed
in a
temple..
Ascococcus
::
Ascococcus
(n.) A form of
micrococcus,
found in
putrid
meat
infusions,
occurring
in
peculiar
masses,
each of which is
inclosed
in a
hyaline
capsule
and
contains
a large
number
of
spherical
micrococci..
Cysted
::
Cysted
(a.)
Inclosed
in a cyst.
Expel
::
Expel (v. t.) To drive or force out from that
within
which
anything
is
contained,
inclosed,
or
situated;
to
eject;
as to expel air from a
bellows..
Joust
::
Joust (v. i.) A
tilting
match;
a mock
combat
on
horseback
between
two
knights
in the lists or
inclosed
field.
Cracker
::
Cracker
(n.) A small
firework,
consisting
of a
little
powder
inclosed
in a thick paper
cylinder
with a fuse, and
exploding
with a sharp
noise;
-- often
called
firecracker..
Sekes
::
Sekes (n.) A place in a pagan
temple
in which the
images
of the
deities
were
inclosed.
Spadix
::
Spadix
(n.) A
fleshy
spike of
flowers,
usually
inclosed
in a leaf
called
a
spathe..
Encysted
::
Encysted
(a.)
Inclosed
in a cyst, or a sac,
bladder,
or
vesicle;
as, an
encysted
tumor..
Areolet
::
Areolet
(n.) A small
inclosed
area; esp. one of the small
spaces
on the wings of
insects,
circumscribed
by the
veins..
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