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Definition of main
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Main (v.) The chief or
principal
part; the main or most
important
thing.
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Highroad
::
Highroad
(n.) A
highway;
a much
traveled
or main road.
Albuminoid
::
Albuminoid
(n.) One of a class of
organic
principles
(called
also
proteids)
which form the main part of
organized
tissues.
Subworker
::
Subway
(n.) An
underground
way or
gallery;
especially,
a
passage
under a
street,
in which water
mains,
gas
mains,
telegraph
wires,
etc., are
conducted..
Manicheism
::
Manicheism
(n.) The
doctrines
taught,
or
system
of
principles
maintained,
by the
Manichaeans..
Particular
::
Particular
(a.)
Containing
a part only;
limited;
as, a
particular
estate,
or one
precedent
to an
estate
in
remainder..
Survivency
::
Survive
(v. i.) To
remain
alive;
to
continue
to live.
Mainspring
::
Mainspring
(n.) The
principal
or most
important
spring
in a piece of
mechanism,
especially
the
moving
spring
of a watch or clock or the
spring
in a
gunlock
which
impels
the
hammer.
Hence:
The chief or most
powerful
motive;
the
efficient
cause of
action..
Innervation
::
Innervation
(n.)
Special
activity
excited
in any part of the
nervous
system
or in any organ of sense or
motion;
the
nervous
influence
necessary
for the
maintenance
of
life,and
the
functions
of the
various
organs..
Intrusion
::
Intrusion
(n.) The entry of a
stranger,
after a
particular
estate
or
freehold
is
determined,
before
the
person
who holds in
remainder
or
reversion
has taken
possession..
Standing
::
Standing
(n.)
Maintenance
of
position;
duration;
duration
or
existence
in the same place or
condition;
continuance;
as, a
custom
of long
standing;
an
officer
of long
standing..
Vindicator
::
Vindicator
(n.) One who
vindicates;
one who
justifies
or
maintains.
Invasion
::
Invasion
(n.) A
warlike
or
hostile
entrance
into the
possessions
or
domains
of
another;
the
incursion
of an army for
conquest
or
plunder.
Trailer
::
Trailer
(n.) A part of an
object
which
extends
some
distance
beyond
the main body of the
object;
as, the
trailer
of a
plant..
Outguard
::
Outguard
(n.) A guard or small body of
troops
at a
distance
from the main body of an army, to watch for the
approach
of an
enemy;
hence,
anything
for
defense
placed
at a
distance
from the thing to be
defended..
Sustentative
::
Sustentation
(n.) The
aggregate
of the
functions
by which a
living
organism
is
maintained
in a
normal
condition
of
weight
and
growth.
Prest
::
Prest (n.) A duty in money
formerly
paid by the
sheriff
on his
account
in the
exchequer,
or for money left or
remaining
in his
hands..
Exuviae
::
Exuviae
(n. pl.) The
fossil
shells
and other
remains
which
animals
have left in the
strata
of the
earth.
Leader
::
Leader
(n.) The
first,
or the
principal,
editorial
article
in a
newspaper;
a
leading
or main
editorial
article..
Nullifier
::
Nullifier
(n.) One who
nullifies
or makes void; one who
maintains
the right to
nullify
a
contract
by one of the
parties.
Indefensible
::
Indefensible
() Not
defensible;
not
capable
of being
defended,
maintained,
vindicated,
or
justified;
unjustifiable;
untenable;
as, an
indefensible
fortress,
position,
cause,
etc..
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