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Definition of article
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Article
(n.) One of the
segments
of an
articulated
appendage.
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Zoosperm
::
Zoosperm
(n.) One of the
spermatic
particles;
spermatozoid.
Millefiore Glass
::
Millefiore
glass ()
Slender
rods or tubes of
colored
glass fused
together
and
embedded
in clear
glass;
-- used for
paperweights
and other small
articles.
Nipple
::
Nipple
(n.) Any small
projection
or
article
in which there is an
orifice
for
discharging
a
fluid,
or for other
purposes;
as, the
nipple
of a
nursing
bottle;
the
nipple
of a
percussion
lock, or that part on which the cap is put and
through
which the fire
passes
to the
charge..
Marketing
::
Marketing
(n.)
Articles
in, or from, a
market;
supplies..
Peppercorn
::
Peppercorn
(n.)
Anything
insignificant;
a
particle.
Ecphonema
::
Ecphonema
(n.) A
breaking
out with some
interjectional
particle.
Nor
::
Nor
(conj.)
A
negative
connective
or
particle,
introducing
the
second
member
or
clause
of a
negative
proposition,
following
neither,
or not, in the first
member
or
clause
(as or in
affirmative
propositions
follows
either).
Nor is also used
sometimes
in the first
member
for
neither,
and
sometimes
the
neither
is
omitted
and
implied
by the use of nor..
Dandruff
::
Dandruff
(n.) A scurf which forms on the head, and comes off in small or
particles..
Expire
::
Expire
(v. t.) To give forth
insensibly
or
gently,
as a fluid or
vapor;
to emit in
minute
particles;
to
exhale;
as, the earth
expires
a damp
vapor;
plants
expire
odors..
Mite
::
Mite (n.)
Anything
very
small;
a
minute
object;
a very
little
quantity
or
particle.
Phase
::
Phase (n.) Any one point or
portion
in a
recurring
series
of
changes,
as in the
changes
of
motion
of one of the
particles
constituting
a wave or
vibration;
one
portion
of a
series
of such
changes,
in
distinction
from a
contrasted
portion,
as the
portion
on one side of a
position
of
equilibrium,
in
contrast
with that on the
opposite
side..
Wickerwork
::
Wickerwork
(n.) A
texture
of
osiers,
twigs,
or rods;
articles
made of such a
texture..
Dog
::
Dog (n.) A
grappling
iron, with a claw or
claws,
for
fastening
into wood or other heavy
articles,
for the
purpose
of
raising
or
moving
them..
Drizzle
::
Drizzle
(v. i.) To rain
slightly
in very small
drops;
to fall, as water from the
clouds,
slowly
and in fine
particles;
as, it
drizzles;
drizzling
drops or
rain..
Roaster
::
Roaster
(n.) A pig, or other
article
of food fit for
roasting..
Now
::
Now
(adv.)
In
present
circumstances;
things
being as they are; --
hence,
used as a
connective
particle,
to
introduce
an
inference
or an
explanation..
Fair
::
Fair (n.) A
festival,
and sale of fancy
articles.
erc.,
usually
for some
charitable
object;
as, a Grand Army
fair..
Grain
::
Grain (n.) Any
small,
hard
particle,
as of sand,
sugar,
salt, etc.;
hence,
any
minute
portion
or
particle;
as, a grain of
gunpowder,
of
pollen,
of
starch,
of
sense,
of wit, etc..
Refractory
::
Refractory
(n.)
OPottery)
A piece of ware
covered
with a
vaporable
flux and
placed
in a kiln, to
communicate
a glaze to the other
articles..
Atom
::
Atom (n.)
Anything
extremely
small;
a
particle;
a whit.
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