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Definition of arm
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Arm (n.) An inlet of water from the sea.
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Un-romanized
::
Un-Romanized
(a.) Not
subjected
to Roman arms or
customs.
Hive
::
Hive (n.) The bees of one hive; a swarm of bees.
Homoiothermal
::
Homoiothermal
(a.)
Maintaining
a
uniform
temperature;
haematothermal;
homothermic;
--
applied
to
warm-bodied
animals,
because
they
maintain
a
nearly
uniform
temperature
in spite of the great
variations
in the
surrounding
air; in
distinct
from the
cold-blooded
(poikilothermal)
animals,
whose body
temperature
follows
the
variations
in
temperature
of the
surrounding
medium..
Armoniac
::
Armoniac
(a.)
Ammoniac.
Breton
::
Breton
(n.) A
native
or
inhabitant
of
Brittany,
or
Bretagne,
in
France;
also, the
ancient
language
of
Brittany;
Armorican..
Gendarme
::
Gendarme
(n.) An armed
policeman
in
France.
Reenforcement
::
Reenforcement
(n.) That which
reenforces;
additional
force;
especially,
additional
troops
or force to
augment
the
strength
of any army, or ships to
strengthen
a navy or
fleet..
Agreement
::
Agreement
(n.) State of
agreeing;
harmony
of
opinion,
statement,
action,
or
character;
concurrence;
concord;
conformity;
as, a good
agreement
subsists
among the
members
of the
council..
Manis
::
Manis (n.) A genus of
edentates,
covered
with
large,
hard,
triangular
scales,
with sharp edges that
overlap
each other like tiles on a roof. They
inhabit
the
warmest
parts of Asia and
Africa,
and feed on ants.
Called
also Scaly
anteater.
See
Pangolin..
Ballproof
::
Ballproof
(a.)
Incapable
of being
penetrated
by balls from
firearms.
Worn-out
::
Worn-out
(a.)
Consumed,
or
rendered
useless,
by
wearing;
as,
worn-out
garments..
Discriminal
::
Discriminal
(a.) In
palmistry,
applied
to the line which marks the
separation
between
the hand and the arm..
Vestment
::
Vestment
(n.) any
priestly
garment.
Fleur-de-lis
::
Fleur-de-lis
(n.) A
conventional
flower
suggested
by the iris, and
having
a form which fits it for the
terminal
decoration
of a
scepter,
the
ornaments
of a
crown,
etc. It is also a
heraldic
bearing,
and is
identified
with the royal arms and
adornments
of
France..
Suture
::
Suture
(n.) The line of
union,
or seam, in an
immovable
articulation,
like those
between
the bones of the
skull;
also, such an
articulation
itself;
synarthrosis.
See
Harmonic
suture,
under
Harmonic..
Collapse
::
Collapse
(v. i.) To fail
suddenly
and
completely,
like
something
hollow
when
subject
to too much
pressure;
to
undergo
a
collapse;
as,
Maximilian's
government
collapsed
soon after the
French
army left
Mexico;
many
financial
projects
collapse
after
attaining
some
success
and
importance..
Defervescency
::
Defervescency
(n.) A
subsiding
from a state of
ebullition;
loss of heat;
lukewarmness.
Har Monically
::
Har
monically
(adv.)
In
respect
to
harmony,
as
distinguished
from
melody;
as, a
passage
harmonically
correct..
Corselet
::
Corselet
(n.) Armor for the body, as, the body
breastplate
and
backpiece
taken
together;
-- also, used for the
entire
suit of the day,
including
breastplate
and
backpiece,
tasset
and
headpiece..
Lock
::
Lock (v. t.) To link
together;
to clasp
closely;
as, to lock
arms..
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