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Definition of longe
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Longe (n.) Same as 4th
Lunge.
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Detritus
::
Detritus
(n.)
Hence:
Any
fragments
separated
from the body to which they
belonged;
any
product
of
disintegration.
Wedge-tailed
::
Wedge-tailed
(a.)
Having
a tail which has the
middle
pair of
feathers
longest,
the rest
successively
and
decidedly
shorter,
and all more or less
attenuate;
-- said of
certain
birds.
See
Illust.
of Wood
hoopoe,
under
Wood..
Encamp
::
Encamp
(v. i.) To form and
occupy
a camp; to
prepare
and
settle
in
temporary
habitations,
as tents or huts; to halt on a
march,
pitch
tents,
or form huts, and
remain
for the night or for a
longer
time, as an army or a
company
traveling..
Elder
::
Elder (a.)
Older;
more aged, or
existing
longer..
Fealty
::
Fealty
(n.)
Fidelity
to one's lord; the
feudal
obligation
by which the
tenant
or
vassal
was bound to be
faithful
to his lord; the
special
oath by which this
obligation
was
assumed;
fidelity
to a
superior
power,
or to a
government;
loyality.
It is no
longer
the
practice
to exact the
performance
of
fealty,
as a
feudal
obligation..
Obsolete
::
Obsolete
(a.) No
longer
in use; gone into
disuse;
disused;
neglected;
as, an
obsolete
word; an
obsolete
statute;
--
applied
chiefly
to
words,
writings,
or
observances..
Postliminy
::
Postliminy
(n.) The right by
virtue
of which
persons
and
things
taken by an enemy in war are
restored
to their
former
state when
coming
again under the power of the
nation
to which they
belonged.
Jager
::
"Jager
(n.) Any
species
of gull of the genus
Stercorarius.
Three
species
occur on the
Atlantic
coast.
The
jagers
pursue
other
species
of gulls and force them to
disgorge
their prey. The two
middle
tail
feathers
are
usually
decidedly
longer
than the rest.
Called
also
boatswain,
and
marline-spike
bird. The name is also
applied
to the skua, or
Arctic
gull
(Megalestris
skua)..
Approvement
::
Approvement
(n.) a
confession
of guilt by a
prisoner
charged
with
treason
or
felony,
together
with an
accusation
of his
accomplish
and a
giving
evidence
against
them in order to
obtain
his own
pardon.
The term is no
longer
in use; it
corresponded
to what is now known as
turning
king's
(or
queen's)
evidence
in
England,
and
state's
evidence
in the
United
States..
Tube-nosed
::
Tube-nosed
(a.)
Having
the
nostrils
prolonged
in the form of horny tubes along the sides of the beak; -- said of
certain
sea
birds.
Semifloscule
::
Semifloscule
(n.) A
floscule,
or
florest,
with its
corolla
prolonged
into a
strap-shaped
petal;
--
called
also
semifloret..
Sigh
::
Sigh (v. i.) A deep and
prolonged
audible
inspiration
or
respiration
of air, as when
fatigued
or
grieved;
the act of
sighing..
Templar
::
Templar
(n.) A
student
of law, so
called
from
having
apartments
in the
Temple
at
London,
the
original
buildings
having
belonged
to the
Knights
Templars.
See Inner
Temple,
and
Middle
Temple,
under
Temple..
Belonged
::
Belonged
(imp. & p. p.) of
Belon.
Hanger-on
::
Hanger-on
(n.) One who hangs on, or
sticks
to, a
person,
place,
or
service;
a
dependent;
one who
adheres
to
others'
society
longer
than he is
wanted..
Muscallonge
::
Muscallonge
(n.) See
Muskellunge.
Disproperty
::
Disproperty
(v. t.) To cause to be no
longer
property;
to
dispossess
of.
Schooner
::
Schooner
(n.)
Originally,
a
small,
sharp-built
vessel,
with two masts and
fore-and-aft
rig.
Sometimes
it
carried
square
topsails
on one or both masts and was
called
a
topsail
schooner.
About 1840,
longer
vessels
with three
masts,
fore-and-aft
rigged,
came into use, and since that time
vessels
with four masts and even with six
masts,
so
rigged,
are
built.
Schooners
with more than two masts are
designated
three-masted
schooners,
four-masted
schooners,
etc. See
Illustration
in
Appendix..
Ounce
::
Ounce (n.) A
feline
quadruped
(Felis
irbis,
/
uncia)
resembling
the
leopard
in size, and
somewhat
in
color,
but it has
longer
and
thicker
fur, which forms a short mane on the back. The ounce is pale
yellowish
gray, with
irregular
dark spots on the neck and
limbs,
and dark rings on the body. It
inhabits
the lofty
mountain
ranges
of Asia.
Called
also
once..
Small
::
Small
(superl.)
Not
prolonged
in
duration;
not
extended
in time;
short;
as, after a small
space..
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