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Definition of lie
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Lie (n.) The
position
or way in which
anything
lies; the lay, as of land or
country..
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Bowssen
::
Bowssen
(v. t.) To
drench;
to soak;
especially,
to
immerse
(in water
believed
to have
curative
properties)..
Incorporealist
::
Incorporealist
(n.) One who
believes
in
incorporealism.
Phenomenist
::
Phenomenist
(n.) One who
believes
in the
theory
of
phenomenalism.
Barbet
::
Barbet
(n.) A bird of the
family
Bucconidae,
allied
to the
Cuckoos,
having
a
large,
conical
beak
swollen
at the base, and
bearded
with five
bunches
of stiff
bristles;
the puff bird. It
inhabits
tropical
America
and
Africa..
Tributary
::
Tributary
(a.)
Yielding
supplies
of any kind;
serving
to form or make up, a
greater
object
of the same kind, as a part,
branch,
etc.;
contributing;
as, the Ohio has many
tributary
streams,
and is
itself
tributary
to the
Mississippi..
Confession
::
Confession
(n.)
Acknowledgment
of
belief;
profession
of one's
faith.
Suretiship
::
Suresby
(n.) One to be sure of, or to be
relied
on..
Meliphagan
::
Meliphagan
(n.) Any bird of the genus
Meliphaga
and
allied
genera;
a honey
eater;
--
called
also
meliphagidan.
Locust
::
Locust
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
long-winged,
migratory,
orthopterous
insects,
of the
family
Acrididae,
allied
to the
grasshoppers;
esp.,
(Edipoda,
/
Pachytylus,
migratoria,
and
Acridium
perigrinum,
of
Southern
Europe,
Asia, and
Africa.
In the
United
States
the
related
species
with
similar
habits
are
usually
called
grasshoppers.
See
Grasshopper..
Araucarian
::
Araucarian
(a.)
Relating
to, or of the
nature
of, the
Araucaria.
The
earliest
conifers
in
geological
history
were
mostly
Araucarian..
Salliance
::
Salliance
(n.)
Salience.
Hope
::
Hope (v. i.) To
entertain
or
indulge
hope; to
cherish
a
desire
of good, or of
something
welcome,
with
expectation
of
obtaining
it or
belief
that it is
obtainable;
to
expect;
--
usually
followed
by for..
Stigma
::
Stigma
(v. t.) A small spot, mark, scar, or a
minute
hole; --
applied
especially
to a spot on the outer
surface
of a
Graafian
follicle,
and to spots of
intercellular
substance
in scaly
epithelium,
or to
minute
holes in such
spots..
Gorflies
::
Gorflies
(pl. ) of
Gorfl.
Overset
::
Overset
(v. t.) To turn or tip
(anything)
over from an
upright,
or a
proper,
position
so that it lies upon its side or
bottom
upwards;
to
upset;
as, to
overset
a
chair,
a
coach,
a ship, or a
building..
Archaeozoic
::
Archaeozoic
(a.) Like or
belonging
to the
earliest
forms of
animal
life.
Persuade
::
Persuade
(v. t.) To
convince
by
argument,
or by
reasons
offered
or
suggested
from
reflection,
etc.; to cause to
believe..
Secure
::
Secure
(a.) Net
exposed
to
danger;
safe; --
applied
to
persons
and
things,
and
followed
by
against
or
from..
Ginglymodi
::
Ginglymodi
(n.) An order of
ganoid
fishes,
including
the
modern
gar pikes and many
allied
fossil
forms.
They have
rhombic,
ganoid
scales,
a
heterocercal
tail,
paired
fins
without
an axis,
fulcra
on the fins, and a bony
skeleton,
with the
vertebrae
convex
in front and
concave
behind,
forming
a ball and
socket
joint.
See
Ganoidel..
Flier
::
Flier (n.) See
Flyer,
n., 4..
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