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Definition of lag
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Lag (n.) One
transported
for a
crime.
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Heteropoda
::
Heteropoda
(n. pl.) An order of
pelagic
Gastropoda,
having
the foot
developed
into a
median
fin. Some of the
species
are
naked;
others,
as
Carinaria
and
Atlanta,
have thin
glassy
shells..
Julep
::
"Julep
(n.) a
sweet,
demulcent,
acidulous,
or
mucilaginous
mixture,
used as a
vehicle..
Silo
::
Silo (n.) A pit or vat for
packing
away green
fodder
for
winter
use so as to
exclude
air and
outside
moisture.
See
Ensilage.
Congregate
::
Congregate
(v. t.) To
collect
into an
assembly
or
assemblage;
to
assemble;
to bring into one
place,
or into a
united
body; to
gather
together;
to mass; to
compact..
Beauty
::
Beauty
(n.) An
assemblage
or
graces
or
properties
pleasing
to the eye, the ear, the
intellect,
the
aesthetic
faculty,
or the moral
sense..
Tablet
::
Tablet
(n.) A
flattish
cake or
piece;
as,
tablets
of
arsenic
were
formerly
worn as a
preservative
against
the
plague..
Sag
::
Sag (v. i.) Fig.: To lose
firmness
or
elasticity;
to sink; to
droop;
to flag; to bend; to
yield,
as the mind or
spirits,
under the
pressure
of care,
trouble,
doubt,
or the like; to be
unsettled
or
unbalanced..
Odontophore
::
Odontophore
(n.) A
special
structure
found in the mouth of most
mollusks,
except
bivalves.
It
consists
of
several
muscles
and a
cartilage
which
supports
a
chitinous
radula,
or
lingual
ribbon,
armed with
teeth.
Also
applied
to the
radula
alone.
See
Radula..
Archipelagic
::
Archipelagic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to an
archipelago.
Spoil
::
Spoil (v. t.) To
plunder;
to strip by
violence;
to
pillage;
to rob; -- with of
before
the name of the thing
taken;
as, to spoil one of his goods or
possession..
Iris
::
Iris (n.) A genus of
plants
having
showy
flowers
and
bulbous
or
tuberous
roots,
of which the
flower-de-luce
(fleur-de-lis),
orris,
and other
species
of flag are
examples.
See
Illust.
of
Flower-de-luce..
Buntine
::
Buntine
(n.) A thin
woolen
stuff,
used
chiefly
for
flags,
colors,
and
ships'
signals..
Chondrify
::
Chondrify
(v. t. & i.) To
convert,
or be
converted,
into
cartilage..
Parachordal
::
Parachordal
(a.)
Situated
on
either
side of the
notochord;
--
applied
especially
to the
cartilaginous
rudiments
of the skull on each side of the
anterior
part of the
notochord.
Plagiarism
::
Plagiarism
(n.) The act or
practice
of
plagiarizing.
Complex
::
Complex
(n.)
Assemblage
of
related
things;
collection;
complication.
Pillager
::
Pillager
(n.) One who
pillages.
Mucic
::
Mucic (a.)
Pertaining
to, or
derived
from, gums and
micilaginous
substances;
specif.,
denoting
an acid
obtained
by the
oxidation
of gums,
dulcite,
etc., as a white
crystalline
substance
isomeric
with
saccharic
acid..
Flag
::
Flag (n.) A cloth
usually
bearing
a
device
or
devices
and used to
indicate
nationality,
party,
etc., or to give or ask
information;
--
commonly
attached
to a staff to be waved by the wind; a
standard;
a
banner;
an
ensign;
the
colors;
as, the
national
flag; a
military
or a naval
flag..
Archipelago
::
Archipelago
(n.) The
Grecian
Archipelago,
or
Aegean
Sea,
separating
Greece
from Asia
Minor.
It is
studded
with a vast
number
of small
islands..
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