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Definition of john
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John (n.) A
proper
name of a man.
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Magna Charta
::
Magna
Charta
() The great
Charter,
so
called,
obtained
by the
English
barons
from King John, A. D. 1215. This name is also given to the
charter
granted
to the
people
of
England
in the ninth year of Henry III., and
confirmed
by
Edward
I..
Johannean
::
"Johannean
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to John, esp. to the
Apostle
John or his
writings..
Bowfin
::
Bowfin
(n.) A
voracious
ganoid
fish (Amia
calva)
found in the fresh
waters
of the
United
States;
the
mudfish;
--
called
also
Johnny
Grindle,
and
dogfish..
Cheap-john
::
Cheap-john
(n.) A
seller
of
low-priced
or
second
goods;
a
hawker.
Antilegomena
::
Antilegomena
(n. pl.)
Certain
books of the New
Testament
which were for a time not
universally
received,
but which are now
considered
canonical.
These are the
Epistle
to the
Hebrews,
the
Epistles
of James and Jude, the
second
Epistle
of
Peter,
the
second
and third
Epistles
of John, and the
Revelation.
The
undisputed
books are
called
the
Homologoumena..
Parkleaves
::
Parkleaves
(n.) A
European
species
of Saint
John's-wort;
the
tutsan.
See
Tutsan.
-ana
::
-ana () A
suffix
to names of
persons
or
places,
used to
denote
a
collection
of
notable
sayings,
literary
gossip,
anecdotes,
etc. Thus,
Scaligerana
is a book
containing
the
sayings
of
Scaliger,
Johnsoniana
of
Johnson,
etc..
John''s-wort
::
John's-wort
(n.) See St.
John's-wort.
Tomjohn
::
Tomjohn
(n.) A kind of open sedan used in
Ceylon,
carried
by a
single
pole on men's
shoulders..
Sorghum
::
Sorghum
(n.) A genus of
grasses,
properly
limited
to two
species,
Sorghum
Halepense,
the
Arabian
millet,
or
Johnson
grass (see
Johnson
grass),
and S.
vulgare,
the
Indian
millet
(see
Indian
millet,
under
Indian)..
Hind
::
Hind (n.) A
spotted
food fish of the genus
Epinephelus,
as E. apua of
Bermuda,
and E.
Drummond-hayi
of
Florida;
--
called
also
coney,
John Paw,
spotted
hind..
Antinomian
::
Antinomian
(n.) One who
maintains
that, under the
gospel
dispensation,
the moral law is of no use or
obligation,
but that faith alone is
necessary
to
salvation.
The sect of
Antinomians
originated
with John
Agricola,
in
Germany,
about the year
1535..
Decollation
::
Decollation
(n.) A
painting
representing
the
beheading
of a saint or
martyr,
esp. of St. John the
Baptist..
Versus
::
Versus
(prep.)
Against;
as, John Doe
versus
Richard
Roe; --
chiefly
used in legal
language,
and
abbreviated
to v. or vs..
Jack
::
"Jack (n.) A
familiar
nickname
of, or
substitute
for,
John..
Knight
::
Knight
(n.) One on whom
knighthood,
a
dignity
next below that of
baronet,
is
conferred
by the
sovereign,
entitling
him to be
addressed
as Sir; as, Sir
John..
Johnny
::
Johnny
(n.) A
sculpin.
Calvinism
::
Calvinism
(n.) The
theological
tenets
or
doctrines
of John
Calvin
(a
French
theologian
and
reformer
of the 16th
century)
and his
followers,
or of the
so-called
calvinistic
churches..
Carob
::
Carob (n.) An
evergreen
leguminous
tree
(Ceratania
Siliqua)
found in the
countries
bordering
the
Mediterranean;
the St.
John's
bread;
--
called
also carob tree.
Johnadreams
::
"Johnadreams
(n.) A
dreamy,
idle
fellow..
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