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Definition of like
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Like (a.) To be
pleased
with in a
moderate
degree;
to
approve;
to take
satisfaction
in; to
enjoy.
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Wear
::
Wear (n.) A dam in a river to stop and raise the
water,
for the
purpose
of
conducting
it to a mill,
forming
a fish pond, or the
like..
Cootfoot
::
Cootfoot
(n.) The
phalarope;
-- so
called
because
its toes are like the
coot's.
Maidenly
::
Maidenly
(adv.)
In a
maidenlike
manner.
Cerebrose
::
Cerebrose
(n.) A
sugarlike
body
obtained
by the
decomposition
of the
nitrogenous
non-phosphorized
principles
of the
brain.
Muffle
::
Muffle
(v. t.) An
earthenware
compartment
or oven, often
shaped
like a half
cylinder,
used in
furnaces
to
protect
objects
heated
from the
direct
action
of the fire, as in
scorification
of ores,
cupellation
of ore
buttons,
etc..
Aversion
::
Aversion
(n.) The
object
of
dislike
or
repugnance.
Fistularioid
::
Fistularioid
(a.) Like or
pertaining
to the genus
Fistularia.
Staple
::
Staple
(n.) A loop of iron, or a bar or wire, bent and
formed
with two
points
to be
driven
into wood, to hold a hook, pin, or the
like..
Cheliform
::
Cheliform
(a.)
Having
a
movable
joint or
finger
closing
against
a
preceding
joint or a
projecting
part of it, so that the whole may be used for
grasping,
as the claw of a crab;
pincherlike..
Liberty
::
Liberty
(n.) A
privilege
conferred
by a
superior
power;
permission
granted;
leave;
as,
liberty
given to a child to play, or to a
witness
to leave a
court,
and the
like..
Tumbler
::
Tumbler
(n.) A
movable
obstruction
in a lock,
consisting
of a
lever,
latch,
wheel,
slide,
or the like, which must be
adjusted
to a
particular
position
by a key or other means
before
the bolt can be
thrown
in
locking
or
unlocking..
Flow
::
Flow (n.) Any
gentle,
gradual
movement
or
procedure
of
thought,
diction,
music,
or the like,
resembling
the
quiet,
steady
movement
of a
river;
a
stream..
Portrait
::
Portrait
(n.) The
likeness
of a
person,
painted,
drawn,
or
engraved;
commonly,
a
representation
of the human face
painted
from real
life..
Trichiuroid
::
Trichiuroid
(a.) Of, like, or
pertaining
to,
Trichiurus..
Fungia
::
Fungia
(n.) A genus of
simple,
stony
corals;
-- so
called
because
they are
usually
flat and
circular,
with
radiating
plates,
like the gills of a
mushroom.
Some of them are
eighteen
inches
in
diameter..
Apish
::
Apish (a.)
Having
the
qualities
of an ape; prone to
imitate
in a
servile
manner.
Hence:
Apelike;
fantastically
silly;
foppish;
affected;
trifling.
Siredon
::
Siredon
(n.) The
larval
form of any
salamander
while it still has
external
gills;
especially,
one of those
which,
like the
axolotl
(Amblystoma
Mexicanum),
sometimes
lay eggs while in this
larval
state,
but which under more
favorable
conditions
lose their gills and
become
normal
salamanders.
See also
Axolotl..
Earthen
::
Earthen
(a.) Made of
earth;
made of burnt or baked clay, or other like
substances;
as, an
earthen
vessel
or
pipe..
Capitellate
::
Capitellate
(a.)
Having
a very small
knoblike
termination,
or
collected
into
minute
capitula..
Infection
::
Infection
(n.)
Sympathetic
communication
of like
qualities
or
emotions;
influence.
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