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Definition of know
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Know (v. i.) To be
assured;
to feel
confident.
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Know-all
::
Know-all
(n.) One who knows
everything;
hence,
one who makes
pretension
to great
knowledge;
a
wiseacre;
--
usually
ironical..
Margin
::
Margin
(n.)
Something
allowed,
or
reserved,
for that which can not be
foreseen
or known with
certainty..
Submissive
::
Submissive
(a.)
Inclined
or ready to
submit;
acknowledging
one's
inferiority;
yielding;
obedient;
humble.
Agnition
::
Agnition
(n.)
Acknowledgment.
Sea Cocoa
::
Sea cocoa () A
magnificent
palm
(Lodoicea
Sechellarum)
found only in the
Seychelles
Islands.
The fruit is an
immense
two-lobed
nut. It was found
floating
in the
Indian
Ocean
before
the tree was
known,
and
called
sea
cocoanut,
and
double
cocoanut..
Stealing
::
Stealing
(n.) The act of
taking
feloniously
the
personal
property
of
another
without
his
consent
and
knowledge;
theft;
larceny.
Practice
::
Practice
(v. i.) To apply
theoretical
science
or
knowledge,
esp. by way of
experiment;
to
exercise
or
pursue
an
employment
or
profession,
esp. that of
medicine
or of law..
Return
::
Return
(v. t.) To
report,
or bring back and make
known..
Saxhorn
::
Saxhorn
(n.) A name given to a
numerous
family
of brass wind
instruments
with
valves,
invented
by
Antoine
Joseph
Adolphe
Sax
(known
as
Adolphe
Sax), of
Belgium
and
Paris,
and much used in
military
bands and in
orchestras..
Materially
::
Materially
(adv.)
In an
important
manner
or
degree;
essentaily;
as, it
materially
concern
us to know the real
motives
of our
actions..
Valylene
::
Valylene
(n.) A
volatile
liquid
hydrocarbon,
C5H6,
related
to
ethylene
and
acetylene,
but
possessing
the
property
of
unsaturation
in the third
degree.
It is the only known
member
of a
distinct
series
of
compounds.
It has a
garlic
odor..
Appear
::
Appear
(v. i.) To
become
visible
to the
apprehension
of the mind; to be known as a
subject
of
observation
or
comprehension,
or as a thing
proved;
to be
obvious
or
manifest..
Know-nothingism
::
Know-nothingism
(n.) The
doctrines,
principles,
or
practices,
of the
Know-nothings..
Anxious
::
Anxious
(a.) Full of
anxiety
or
disquietude;
greatly
concerned
or
solicitous,
esp.
respecting
something
future
or
unknown;
being in
painful
suspense;
--
applied
to
persons;
as,
anxious
for the issue of a
battle..
Fluorescein
::
Fluorescein
(n.) A
yellowish
red,
crystalline
substance,
C20H12O5,
produced
by
heating
together
phthalic
anhydride
and
resorcin;
-- so
called,
from the very
brilliant
yellowish
green
fluorescence
of its
alkaline
solutions.
It has acid
properties,
and its salts of the
alkalies
are known to the trade under the name of
uranin..
Exercise
::
Exercise
(n.)
Exertion
for the sake of
training
or
improvement
whether
physical,
intellectual,
or
moral;
practice
to
acquire
skill,
knowledge,
virtue,
perfectness,
grace,
etc..
Unco
::
Unco (a.)
Unknown;
strange,
or
foreign;
unusual,
or
surprising;
distant
in
manner;
reserved..
Intelligence
::
Intelligence
(n.)
Knowledge
imparted
or
acquired,
whether
by
study,
research,
or
experience;
general
information..
Intuitive
::
Intuitive
(a.)
Received.
reached,
obtained,
or
perceived,
by
intuition;
as,
intuitive
judgment
or
knowledge;
--
opposed
to
deductive..
Overknowing
::
Overknowing
(a.) Too
knowing
or too
cunning.
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