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Definition of lied
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of lied is as below...
Lied (n.) A lay; a
German
song. It
differs
from the
French
chanson,
and the
Italian
canzone,
all three being
national..
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Squamozygomatic
::
Squamozygomatic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to both the
squamosal
and
zygomatic
bones;
--
applied
to a bone, or a
center
of
ossification,
in some fetal
skulls..
Distribution
::
Distribution
(n.) The steps or
operations
by which steam is
supplied
to and
withdrawn
from the
cylinder
at each
stroke
of the
piston;
viz.,
admission,
suppression
or
cutting
off,
release
or
exhaust,
and
compression
of
exhaust
steam prior to the next
admission..
Cusk
::
Cusk (n.) A
large,
edible,
marine
fish
(Brosmius
brosme),
allied
to the cod,
common
on the
northern
coasts
of
Europe
and
America;
--
called
also tusk and
torsk..
Petrel
::
Petrel
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
longwinged
sea birds
belonging
to the
family
Procellaridae.
The small
petrels,
or
Mother
Carey's
chickens,
belong
to
Oceanites,
Oceanodroma,
Procellaria,
and
several
allied
genera..
Homogenetic
::
Homogenetic
(a.)
Homogenous;
--
applied
to that class of
homologies
which arise from
similarity
of
structure,
and which are taken as
evidences
of
common
ancestry..
Braize
::
Braize
(n.) A
European
marine
fish
(Pagrus
vulgaris)
allied
to the
American
scup; the
becker.
The name is
sometimes
applied
to the
related
species.
Coati
::
Coati (n.) A
mammal
of
tropical
America
of the genus
Nasua,
allied
to the
raccoon,
but with a
longer
body, tail, and
nose..
Tight
::
Tight
(superl.)
Not slack or
loose;
firmly
stretched;
taut; --
applied
to a rope,
chain,
or the like,
extended
or
stretched
out..
Magyar
::
Magyar
(n.) One of the
dominant
people
of
Hungary,
allied
to the
Finns;
a
Hungarian..
Aunt
::
Aunt (n.) The
sister
of one's
father
or
mother;
--
correlative
to
nephew
or
niece.
Also
applied
to an
uncle's
wife.
Opposite
::
Opposite
(a.)
Applied
to the other of two
things
which are
entirely
different;
other;
as, the
opposite
sex; the
opposite
extreme..
Cordovan
::
Cordovan
(n.) Same as
Cordwain.
In
England
the name is
applied
to
leather
made from
horsehide.
Reliable
::
Reliable
(a.)
Suitable
or fit to be
relied
on;
worthy
of
dependance
or
reliance;
trustworthy.
Trygon
::
Trygon
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of large sting rays
belonging
to
Trygon
and
allied
genera.
Subhornblendic
::
Subhepatic
(a.)
Situated
under,
or on the
ventral
side of, the
liver;
--
applied
to the
interlobular
branches
of the
portal
vein..
Forktail
::
Forktail
(n.) One of
several
Asiatic
and East
Indian
passerine
birds,
belonging
to
Enucurus,
and
allied
genera.
The tail is
deeply
forking..
Multiplicator
::
Multiplicator
(n.) The
number
by which
another
number
is
multiplied;
a
multiplier.
Sea Mouse
::
Sea mouse () A
dorsibranchiate
annelid,
belonging
to
Aphrodite
and
allied
genera,
having
long,
slender,
hairlike
setae on the
sides..
Auget
::
Auget (n.) A
priming
tube
connecting
the
charge
chamber
with the
gallery,
or place where the slow match is
applied..
Whinstone
::
Whinstone
(n.) A
provincial
name given in
England
to
basaltic
rocks,
and
applied
by
miners
to other kind of
dark-colored
unstratified
rocks which
resist
the point of the pick. -- for
example,
to
masses
of
chert.
Whin-dikes,
and
whin-sills,
are names
sometimes
given to veins or beds of
basalt..
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