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Definition of lower
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Lower (v. i.) To
frown;
to look
sullen.
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Snare
::
Snare (n.) The gut or
string
stretched
across
the lower head of a drum.
Class
::
Class (n.) A group of
individuals
ranked
together
as
possessing
common
characteristics;
as, the
different
classes
of
society;
the
educated
class;
the lower
classes..
Wing
::
Wing (n.)
Either
of the two side
petals
of a
papilionaceous
flower.
Safflower
::
Safflower
(n.) An
annual
composite
plant
(Carthamus
tinctorius),
the
flowers
of which are used as a
dyestuff
and in
making
rouge;
bastard,
or
false,
saffron..
Platonist
::
Platonist
(n.) One who
adheres
to the
philosophy
of
Plato;
a
follower
of
Plato.
Base
::
Base (n.) The lower part of a
complete
architectural
design,
as of a
monument;
also, the lower part of any
elaborate
piece of
furniture
or
decoration..
Below
::
Below
(adv.)
In a lower
place,
with
respect
to any
object;
in a lower room;
beneath..
Scab
::
Scab (n.) A
nickname
for a
workman
who
engages
for lower wages than are fixed by the
trades
unions;
also, for one who takes the place of a
workman
on a
strike..
Deepen
::
Deepen
(v. t.) To make deep or
deeper;
to
increase
the depth of; to sink
lower;
as, to
deepen
a well or a
channel..
Pestalozzian
::
Pestalozzian
(n.) An
advocate
or
follower
of the
system
of
Pestalozzi.
Toe
::
Toe (n.) The
journal,
or
pivot,
at the lower end of a
revolving
shaft or
spindle,
which rests in a
step..
Rampion
::
Rampion
(n.) A plant
(Campanula
Rapunculus)
of the
Bellflower
family,
with a
tuberous
esculent
root; -- also
called
ramps..
Monoecia
::
Monoecia
(n. pl.) A
Linnaean
class of
plants,
whose
stamens
and
pistils
are in
distinct
flowers
in the same
plant..
Damianist
::
Damianist
(n.) A
follower
of
Damian,
patriarch
of
Alexandria
in the 6th
century,
who held
heretical
opinions
on the
doctrine
of the Holy
Trinity..
Agave
::
Agave (n.) A genus of
plants
(order
Amaryllidaceae)
of which the chief
species
is the
maguey
or
century
plant (A.
Americana),
wrongly
called
Aloe. It is from ten to
seventy
years,
according
to
climate,
in
attaining
maturity,
when it
produces
a
gigantic
flower
stem,
sometimes
forty feet in
height,
and
perishes.
The
fermented
juice is the
pulque
of the
Mexicans;
distilled,
it
yields
mescal.
A
strong
thread
and a tough paper are made from the
leaves,
and the wood has many
uses..
Heterogamous
::
Heterogamous
(a.) The
condition
of
having
two or more kinds of
flowers
which
differ
in
regard
to
stamens
and
pistils,
as in the
aster..
Strew
::
Strew (v. t.) To
scatter;
to
spread
by
scattering;
to cast or to throw
loosely
apart;
-- used of
solids,
separated
or
separable
into parts or
particles;
as, to strew seed in beds; to strew sand on or over a
floor;
to strew
flowers
over a
grave..
Bird''s-eye
::
Bird's-eye
(n.) A plant with a small
bright
flower,
as the
Adonis
or
pheasant's
eye, the mealy
primrose
(Primula
farinosa),
and
species
of
Veronica,
Geranium,
etc..
Bagreef
::
Bagreef
(n.) The lower reef of fore and aft
sails;
also, the upper reef of
topsails..
Macrospore
::
Macrospore
(n.) One of the
specially
large
spores
of
certain
flowerless
plants,
as
Selaginella,
etc..
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