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Definition of lance
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Lance (n.) An
instrument
which
conveys
the
charge
of a piece of
ordnance
and
forces
it home.
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Midas''s Ear
::
Midas's
ear () A
pulmonate
mollusk
(Auricula,
/
Ellobium,
aurismidae);
-- so
called
from
resemblance
to a human ear..
Counterpoise
::
Counterpoise
(n.) A
weight
sufficient
to
balance
another,
as in the
opposite
scale of a
balance;
an equal
weight..
Even
::
Even (a.)
Balanced;
adjusted;
fair;
equitable;
impartial;
just to both side; owing
nothing
on
either
side; -- said of
accounts,
bargains,
or
persons
indebted;
as, our
accounts
are even; an even
bargain..
Equilibrist
::
Equilibrist
(n.) One who
balances
himself
in
unnatural
positions
and
hazardous
movements;
a
balancer.
Lance
::
Lance (n.) An
instrument
which
conveys
the
charge
of a piece of
ordnance
and
forces
it home.
Look
::
Look (n.) The act of
looking;
a
glance;
a
sight;
a view; -- often in
certain
phrases;
as, to have, get, take,
throw,
or cast, a
look..
Sway
::
Sway (n.)
Preponderance;
turn or cast of
balance.
Balance
::
Balance
(n.) To
settle
and
adjust,
as an
account;
to make two
accounts
equal by
paying
the
difference
between
them..
Overbalance
::
Overbalance
(v. t.) To
exceed
equality
with; to
outweigh.
Bolometer
::
Bolometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
minute
quantities
of
radiant
heat,
especially
in
different
parts of the
spectrum;
--
called
also
actinic
balance,
thermic
balance..
Fer-de-lance
::
Fer-de-lance
(n.) A
large,
venomous
serpent
(Trigonocephalus
lanceolatus)
of
Brazil
and the West
Indies.
It is
allied
to the
rattlesnake,
but has no
rattle..
Chalcocite
::
Chalcocite
(n.)
Native
copper
sulphide,
called
also
copper
glance,
and
vitreous
copper;
a
mineral
of a black color and
metallic
luster..
Tabouret
::
Tabouret
(n.) A seat
without
arms or back,
cushioned
and
stuffed:
a high
stool;
-- so
called
from its
resemblance
to a
drum..
Weal-balanced
::
Weal-balanced
(a.)
Balanced
or
considered
with
reference
to
public
weal.
Missile
::
Missile
(n.) A
weapon
thrown
or
projected
or
intended
to be
projcted,
as a
lance,
an
arrow,
or a
bullet..
Cast
::
Cast (v. t.) To turn (the
balance
or
scale);
to
overbalance;
hence,
to make
preponderate;
to
decide;
as, a
casting
voice..
Equilibrate
::
Equilibrate
(v. t.) To
balance
two
scales,
sides,
or ends; to keep even with equal
weight
on each side; to keep in
equipoise..
Circumspectness
::
Circumspectness
(n.)
Vigilance
in
guarding
against
evil from every
quarter;
caution.
Espy
::
Espy (v. t.) To catch sight of; to
perceive
with the eyes; to
discover,
as a
distant
object
partly
concealed,
or not
obvious
to
notice;
to see at a
glance;
to
discern
unexpectedly;
to spy; as, to espy land; to espy a man in a
crowd..
Launch
::
Launch
(v. i.) To
throw,
as a lance or dart; to hurl; to let fly..
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