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Definition of approach
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Approach
(v. i.) To come or go near, in place or time; to draw nigh; to
advance
nearer..
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Retrogression
::
Retrogression
(n.)
Backward
development;
a
passing
from a
higher
to a lower state of
organization
or
structure,
as when an
animal,
approaching
maturity,
becomes
less
highly
organized
than would be
expected
from its
earlier
stages
or known
relationship.
Called
also
retrograde
development,
and
regressive
metamorphism..
Chimpanzee
::
Chimpanzee
(n.) An
african
ape
(Anthropithecus
troglodytes
or
Troglodytes
niger)
which
approaches
more
nearly
to man, in most
respects,
than any other ape. When full
grown,
it is from three to four feet
high..
Access
::
Access
(n.) The
means,
place,
or way by which a thing may be
approached;
passage
way; as, the
access
is by a neck of
land..
Avenue
::
Avenue
(n.) The
principal
walk or
approach
to a house which is
withdrawn
from the road,
especially,
such
approach
bordered
on each side by
trees;
any broad
passageway
thus
bordered..
Appropinquate
::
Appropinquate
(v. i.) To
approach.
Near
::
Near
(adv.)
To
approach;
to come
nearer;
as, the ship
neared
the
land..
Converging
::
Converging
(a.)
Tending
to one
point;
approaching
each
other;
convergent;
as,
converging
lines..
Maturing
::
Maturing
(a.)
Approaching
maturity;
as,
maturing
fruits;
maturing
notes of
hand..
Whitish
::
Whitish
(a.)
Somewhat
white;
approaching
white;
white in a
moderate
degree.
Groin
::
Groin (n.) The
projecting
solid angle
formed
by the
meeting
of two
vaults,
growing
more
obtuse
as it
approaches
the
summit..
Kingbird
::
Kingbird
(n.) A small
American
bird
(Tyrannus
tyrannus,
or T.
Carolinensis),
noted for its
courage
in
attacking
larger
birds,
even hawks and
eagles,
especially
when they
approach
its nest in the
breeding
season.
It is a
typical
tyrant
flycatcher,
taking
various
insects
upon the wing. It is dark ash
above,
and
blackish
on the head and tail. The
quills
and wing
coverts
are
whitish
at the
edges.
It is white
beneath,
with a white
terminal
band on the tail. The
feathers
on the head of the
adults
show
Escarpment
::
Escarpment
(n.) A steep
descent
or
declivity;
steep face or edge of a
ridge;
ground
about a
fortified
place,
cut away
nearly
vertically
to
prevent
hostile
approach.
See
Scarp..
Approximate
::
Approximate
(v. t.) To come near to; to
approach.
Approachability
::
Approachability
(n.) The
quality
of being
approachable;
approachableness.
Mist
::
Mist (n.)
Coarse,
watery
vapor,
floating
or
falling
in
visible
particles,
approaching
the form of rain; as,
Scotch
mist..
Ripen
::
Ripen (v. i.) To
approach
or come to
perfection.
Beacon
::
Beacon
(n.) A
signal
fire to
notify
of the
approach
of an
enemy,
or to give any
notice,
commonly
of
warning..
Dawn
::
Dawn (n.) The break of day; the first
appearance
of light in the
morning;
show of
approaching
sunrise.
Estacade
::
Estacade
(n.) A dike of piles in the sea, a
river,
etc., to check the
approach
of an
enemy..
Inarch
::
Inarch
(v. t.) To graft by
uniting,
as a
scion,
to a
stock,
without
separating
either
from its root
before
the union is
complete;
-- also
called
to graft by
approach..
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