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Definition of low
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Low
(superl.)
Not loud; as, a low
voice;
a low
sound..
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Tone
::
Tone (n.)
Sound,
or the
character
of a
sound,
or a sound
considered
as of this or that
character;
as, a low, high, loud,
grave,
acute,
sweet,
or harsh
tone..
Quillwort
::
Quillwort
(n.) Any plant or
species
of the genus
Isoetes,
cryptogamous
plants
with a
cluster
of
elongated
four-tubed
rushlike
leaves,
rising
from a corm, and
containing
spores
in their
enlarged
and
excavated
bases.
There are about
seventeen
American
species,
usually
growing
in the mud under
still,
shallow
water.
So
called
from the shape of the shape of the
leaves..
Aber-de-vine
::
Aber-de-vine
(n.) The
European
siskin
(Carduelis
spinus),
a small green and
yellow
finch,
related
to the
goldfinch..
Willow-wort
::
Willow-wort
(n.) Same as
Willow-weed.
Clue
::
Clue (n.) A lower
corner
of a
square
sail, or the after
corner
of a
fore-and-aft
sail..
Hard
::
Hard
(adv.)
Uneasily;
vexatiously;
slowly.
Left
::
Left (a.) Of or
pertaining
to that side of the body in man on which the
muscular
action
of the limbs is
usually
weaker
than on the other side; --
opposed
to
right,
when used in
reference
to a part of the body; as, the left hand, or arm; the left ear. Also said of the
corresponding
side of the lower
animals..
Unisexual
::
Unisexual
(a.)
Having
one sex only, as
plants
which have the male and
female
flowers
on
separate
individuals,
or
animals
in which the sexes are in
separate
individuals;
di/cious;
--
distinguished
from
bisexual,
or
hermaphrodite.
See
Di/cious..
Galloway
::
Galloway
(n.) A small horse of a breed
raised
at
Galloway,
Scotland;
--
called
also
garran,
and
garron..
Influent
::
Influent
(a.)
Flowing
in.
Wallflower
::
Wallflower
(n.) A lady at a ball, who,
either
from
choice,
or
because
not asked to
dance,
remains
a
spectator..
Cornel
::
Cornel
(n.) The
cornelian
cherry
(Cornus
Mas), a
European
shrub with
clusters
of
small,
greenish
flowers,
followed
by very acid but
edible
drupes
resembling
cherries..
Snake''s-head
::
Snake's-head
(n.) The
Guinea-hen
flower;
-- so
called
in
England
because
its
spotted
petals
resemble
the
scales
of a
snake's
head.
Diaper
::
Diaper
(v. i.) To draw
flowers
or
figures,
as upon
cloth..
Minor
::
Minor (n.) The minor term, that is, the
subject
of the
conclusion;
also, the minor
premise,
that is, that
premise
which
contains
the minor term; in
hypothetical
syllogisms,
the
categorical
premise.
It is the
second
proposition
of a
regular
syllogism,
as in the
following:
Every act of
injustice
partakes
of
meanness;
to take money from
another
by
gaming
is an act of
injustice;
therefore,
the
taking
of money from
another
by
gaming
partakes
of
meanness..
Demit
::
Demit (v. t.) To yield or
submit;
to
humble;
to
lower;
as, to demit one's self to
humble
duties..
Smooth
::
Smooth
(a.) To free from
harshness;
to make
flowing.
Flowery
::
Flowery
(a.) Full of
flowers;
abounding
with
blossoms.
Decursion
::
Decursion
(n.) A
flowing;
also, a
hostile
incursion..
Octandria
::
Octandria
(n.pl.)
A
Linnaean
class of
plants,
in which the
flowers
have eight
stamens
not
united
to one
another
or to the
pistil..
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