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Definition of long
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Long
(adv.)
To a great
extent
in
apace;
as, a long drawn out
line..
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Leash
::
Leash (n.) A thong of
leather,
or a long cord, by which a
falconer
holds his hawk, or a
courser
his dog..
Tongue-shaped
::
Tongue-shaped
(a.)
Shaped
like a
tongue;
specifically
(Bot.),
linear
or
oblong,
and
fleshy,
blunt at the end, and
convex
beneath;
as, a
tongue-shaped
leaf..
Driving
::
Driving
(n.) The act of
forcing
or
urging
something
along;
the act of
pressing
or
moving
on
furiously.
By
::
By
(pref.)
On;
along;
in
traversing.
Compare
5.
Prytany
::
Prytany
(n.) The
period
during
which the
presidency
of the
senate
belonged
to the
prytanes
of the
section.
Potoroo
::
Potoroo
(n.) Any small
kangaroo
belonging
to
Hypsiprymnus,
Bettongia,
and
allied
genera,
native
of
Australia
and
Tasmania.
Called
also
kangaroo
rat..
Cocoon
::
Cocoon
(n.) An
oblong
case in which the
silkworm
lies in its
chrysalis
state.
It is
formed
of
threads
of silk spun by the worm just
before
leaving
the
larval
state.
From these the silk of
commerce
is
prepared.
Carangoid
::
Carangoid
(a.)
Belonging
to the
Carangidae,
a
family
of
fishes
allied
to the
mackerels,
and
including
the
caranx,
American
bluefish,
and the pilot
fish..
Episcopal
::
Episcopal
(a.)
Belonging
to, or
vested
in,
bishops;
as,
episcopal
jurisdiction
or
authority;
the
episcopal
system..
Precipitantly
::
Precipitantly
(adv.)
With rash or
foolish
haste;
in
headlong
manner.
Way
::
Way (n.) The
longitudinal
guides,
or
guiding
surfaces,
on the bed of a
planer,
lathe,
or the like, along which a table or
carriage
moves..
Frogshell
::
Frogshell
(n.) One of
numerous
species
of
marine
gastropod
shells,
belonging
to
Ranella
and
allied
genera..
Paludina
::
Paludina
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
freshwater
pectinibranchiate
mollusks,
belonging
to
Paludina,
Melantho,
and
allied
genera.
They have an
operculated
shell which is
usually
green,
often with brown
bands.
See
Illust.
of Pond
snail,
under
Pond..
Epoch
::
Epoch (n.) A
period
of time,
longer
or
shorter,
remarkable
for
events
of great
subsequent
influence;
a
memorable
period;
as, the epoch of
maritime
discovery,
or of the
Reformation..
Hair
::
Hair (n.) One the
above-mentioned
filaments,
consisting,
in
invertebrate
animals,
of a long,
tubular
part which is free and
flexible,
and a
bulbous
root
imbedded
in the
skin..
Culverin
::
Culverin
(n.) A long
cannon
of the 16th
century,
usually
an
18-pounder
with
serpent-shaped
handles..
Espadon
::
Espadon
(n.) A long,
heavy,
two-handed
and
two-edged
sword,
formerly
used by
Spanish
foot
soldiers
and by
executioners..
Lyre Bird
::
Lyre bird () Any one of two or three
species
of
Australian
birds of the genus
Menura.
The male is
remarkable
for
having
the
sixteen
tail
feathers
very long and, when
spread,
arranged
in the form of a lyre. The
common
lyre bird
(Menura
superba),
inhabiting
New South
Wales,
is about the size of a
grouse.
Its
general
color is
brown,
with
rufous
color on the
throat,
wings,
tail
coverts
and tail.
Called
also lyre
pheasant
and
lyre-tail..
Drift
::
Drift (n.)
Course
or
direction
along which
anything
is
driven;
setting.
Chronometer
::
Chronometer
(n.) A
portable
timekeeper,
with a heavy
compensation
balance,
and
usually
beating
half
seconds;
--
intended
to keep time with great
accuracy
for use an
astronomical
observations,
in
determining
longitude,
etc..
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