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Definition of lama
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Lama (n.) In
Thibet,
Mongolia,
etc., a
priest
or monk of the
belief
called
Lamaism..
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Tyrant
::
Tyrant
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
American
clamatorial
birds
belonging
to the
family
Tyrannidae;
--
called
also
tyrant
bird.
Leve
::
Leve (v. t.) To
grant;
-- used esp. in
exclamations
or
prayers
followed
by a
dependent
clause.
Oath
::
Oath (n.) A
careless
and
blasphemous
use of the name of the
divine
Being,
or
anything
divine
or
sacred,
by way of
appeal
or as a
profane
exclamation
or
ejaculation;
an
expression
of
profane
swearing..
Declaration
::
Declaration
(n.) The act of
declaring,
or
publicly
announcing;
explicit
asserting;
undisguised
token of a
ground
or side taken on any
subject;
proclamation;
exposition;
as, the
declaration
of an
opinion;
a
declaration
of war, etc..
Enough
::
Enough
(interj.)
An
exclamation
denoting
sufficiency,
being a
shortened
form of it is
enough..
Reclamation
::
Reclamation
(n.) The act or
process
of
reclaiming.
Bismillah
::
Bismillah
(interj.)
An
adjuration
or
exclamation
common
among the
Mohammedans.
Pshaw
::
Pshaw
(interj.)
Pish!
pooch!
-- an
exclamation
used as an
expression
of
contempt,
disdain,
dislike,
etc..
Spinetail
::
Spinetail
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of South
American
and
Central
American
clamatorial
birds
belonging
to
Synallaxis
and
allied
genera
of the
family
Dendrocolaptidae.
They are
allied
to the
ovenbirds.
Monothalama
::
Monothalama
(n. pl.) A
division
of
Foraminifera
including
those that have only one
chamber.
Censurable
::
Censurable
(a.)
Deserving
of
censure;
blamable;
culpable;
reprehensible;
as, a
censurable
person,
or
censurable
conduct..
Interjection
::
Interjection
(n.) A word or form of
speech
thrown
in to
express
emotion
or
feeling,
as O! Alas! Ha ha!
Begone!
etc.
Compare
Exclamation..
Rant
::
Rant (n.)
High-sounding
language,
without
importance
or
dignity
of
thought;
boisterous,
empty
declamation;
bombast;
as, the rant of
fanatics..
Declamatory
::
Declamatory
(a.)
Characterized
by
rhetorical
display;
pretentiously
rhetorical;
without
solid sense or
argument;
bombastic;
noisy;
as, a
declamatory
way or
style..
Reclamation
::
Reclamation
(n.)
Representation
made in
opposition;
remonstrance.
O
::
O
(interj.)
An
exclamation
used in
calling
or
directly
addressing
a
person
or
personified
object;
also, as an
emotional
or
impassioned
exclamation
expressing
pain,
grief,
surprise,
desire,
fear, etc..
Ah
::
Ah
(interj.)
An
exclamation,
expressive
of
surprise,
pity,
complaint,
entreaty,
contempt,
threatening,
delight,
triumph,
etc.,
according
to the
manner
of
utterance..
Philippic
::
Philippic
(n.)
Hence:
Any
discourse
or
declamation
abounding
in
acrimonious
invective.
Klamaths
::
Klamaths
(n. pl.) A
collective
name for the
Indians
of
several
tribes
formerly
living
along the
Klamath
river,
in
California
and
Oregon,
but now
restricted
to a
reservation
at
Klamath
Lake; --
called
also
Clamets
and
Hamati..
Salamander
::
Salamander
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
Urodela,
belonging
to
Salamandra,
Amblystoma,
Plethodon,
and
various
allied
genera,
especially
those that are more or less
terrestrial
in their
habits..
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