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Definition of lope
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Lope (n.) A leap; a long step.
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Fall
::
Fall (n.)
Declivity;
the
descent
of land or a hill; a
slope.
Endopleurite
::
Endopleurite
(n.) The
portion
of each
apodeme
developed
from the
interepimeral
membrane
in
certain
crustaceans.
Somatopleure
::
Somatopleure
(n.) The
outer,
or
parietal,
one of the two
lamellae
into which the
vertebrate
blastoderm
divides
on
either
side of the
notochord,
and from which the walls of the body and the
amnion
are
developed.
See
Splanchnopleure..
Cabree
::
Cabree
(n.) The
pronghorn
antelope.
Sack-winged
::
Sack-winged
(a.)
Having
a
peculiar
pouch
developed
near the front edge of the wing; -- said of
certain
bats of the genus
Saccopteryx.
Evolution
::
Evolution
(n.) That
theory
of
generation
which
supposes
the germ to
preexist
in the
parent,
and its parts to be
developed,
but not
actually
formed,
by the
procreative
act; --
opposed
to
epigenesis..
Dormer Window
::
Dormer
window
(n.) A
window
pierced
in a roof, and so set as to be
vertical
while the roof
slopes
away from it. Also, the
gablet,
or
houselike
structure,
in which it is
contained..
Galloped
::
Galloped
(imp. & p. p.) of
Gallo.
Scleroskeleton
::
Scleroskeleton
(n.) That part of the
skeleton
which is
developed
in
tendons,
ligaments,
and
aponeuroses..
Spavin
::
Spavin
(n.) A
disease
of
horses
characterized
by a bony
swelling
developed
on the hock as the
result
of
inflammation
of the
bones;
also, the
swelling
itself.
The
resulting
lameness
is due to the
inflammation,
and not the bony tumor as
popularly
supposed..
Hypoderma
::
Hypoderma
(n.) A layer of
tissue
beneath
the
epidermis
in
plants,
and
performing
the
physiological
function
of
strengthening
the
epidermal
tissue.
In
phanerogamous
plants
it is
developed
as
collenchyma..
Corbiestep
::
Corbiestep
(n.) One of the steps in which a gable wall is often
finished
in place of a
continuous
slope;
-- also
called
crowstep.
Sloped
::
Sloped
(imp. & p. p.) of Slop.
Romance
::
Romance
(n.) The
languages,
or
rather
the
several
dialects,
which were
originally
forms of
popular
or
vulgar
Latin,
and have now
developed
into
Italian.
Spanish,
French,
etc.
(called
the
Romanic
languages)..
Pro Thyalosoma
::
Pro
thyalosoma
(n.) The
investing
portion,
or
spherical
envelope,
surrounding
the
eccentric
germinal
spot of the
germinal
vesicle..
Hartbeest
::
Hartbeest
(n.) A large South
African
antelope
(Alcelaphus
caama),
formerly
much more
abundant
than it is now. The face and legs are
marked
with
black,
the rump with
white..
Incline
::
Incline
(n.) An
inclined
plane;
an
ascent
o/
descent;
a grade or
gradient;
a
slope.
Developed
::
Developed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Develo.
Emerge
::
Emerge
(v. i.) To rise out of a
fluid;
to come forth from that in which
anything
has been
plunged,
enveloped,
or
concealed;
to issue and
appear;
as, to
emerge
from the water or the
ocean;
the sun
emerges
from
behind
the moon in an
eclipse;
to
emerge
from
poverty
or
obscurity..
Ceratodus
::
Ceratodus
(n.) A genus of
ganoid
fishes,
of the order
Dipnoi,
first known as
Mesozoic
fossil
fishes;
but
recently
two
living
species
have been
discovered
in
Australian
rivers.
They have lungs so well
developed
that they can leave the water and
breathe
in air. In
Australia
they are
called
salmon
and
baramunda.
See
Dipnoi,
and
Archipterygium..
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