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Definition of laced
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Laced (v. t.)
Decorated
with the
fabric
lace.
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Pile
::
Pile (n.) One of the
ordinaries
or
subordinaries
having
the form of a
wedge,
usually
placed
palewise,
with the
broadest
end
uppermost..
Protista
::
Protista
(n. pl.) A
provisional
group in which are
placed
a
number
of low
microscopic
organisms
of
doubtful
nature.
Some are
probably
plants,
others
animals..
Asterism
::
Asterism
(n.) Three
asterisks
placed
in this
manner,
/, to
direct
attention
to a
particular
passage..
Thimble
::
Thimble
(n.) A fixed or
movable
ring, tube, or
lining
placed
in a
hole..
Dowlas
::
Dowlas
(n.) A
coarse
linen cloth made in the north of
England
and in
Scotland,
now
nearly
replaced
by
calico..
Coincide
::
Coincide
(n.) To
occupy
the same place in
space,
as two equal
triangles,
when
placed
one on the
other..
Place
::
Place (n.) To put or set in a
particular
rank,
office,
or
position;
to
surround
with
particular
circumstances
or
relations
in life; to
appoint
to
certain
station
or
condition
of life; as, in
whatever
sphere
one is
placed..
Chancel
::
Chancel
(v. t.) That part of a
church,
reserved
for the use of the
clergy,
where the
altar,
or
communion
table,
is
placed..
Dentiphone
::
Dentiphone
(n.) An
instrument
which,
placed
against
the
teeth,
conveys
sound to the
auditory
nerve;
an
audiphone..
Scapegoat
::
Scapegoat
(n.) A goat upon whose head were
symbolically
placed
the sins of the
people,
after which he was
suffered
to
escape
into the
wilderness..
Pseudo-hyperthophic
::
Pseudo-hyperthophic
(a.)
Falsely
hypertrophic;
as,
pseudo-hypertrophic
paralysis,
a
variety
of
paralysis
in which the
muscles
are
apparently
enlarged,
but are
really
degenerated
and
replaced
by fat..
Centre
::
Centre
(v. i.) To be
placed
in a
center;
to be
central.
Vireton
::
Vireton
(n.) An arrow or bolt for a
crossbow
having
feathers
or brass
placed
at an angle with the shaft to make it spin in
flying.
Finis
::
Finis (n.) An end;
conclusion.
It is often
placed
at the end of a book.
Sanctuary
::
Sanctuary
(n.) The most
sacred
part of any
religious
building,
esp. that part of a
Christian
church
in which the altar is
placed..
Dog Days
::
Dog days () A
period
of from four to six
weeks,
in the
summer,
variously
placed
by
almanac
makers
between
the early part of July and the early part of
September;
canicular
days; -- so
called
in
reference
to the
rising
in
ancient
times of the Dog Star
(Sirius)
with the sun.
Popularly,
the
sultry,
close part of the
summer..
Fixed
::
Fixed (a.)
Securely
placed
or
fastened;
settled;
established;
firm;
imovable;
unalterable.
Line
::
Line (n.) One of the
straight
horizontal
and
parallel
prolonged
strokes
on and
between
which the notes are
placed.
Poorbox
::
Poorbox
(n.) A
receptacle
in which money given for the poor is
placed.
Juxtaposition
::
"Juxtaposition
(v. i.) A
placing
or being
placed
in
nearness
or
contiguity,
or side by side; as, a
juxtaposition
of
words..
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