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Definition of mains
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Mains (n.) The farm
attached
to a
mansion
house.
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Surplus
::
Surplus
(n.) That which
remains
when use or need is
satisfied,
or when a limit is
reached;
excess;
overplus..
Monument
::
Monument
(n.)
Something
which
stands,
or
remains,
to keep in
remembrance
what is past; a
memorial..
Stem
::
Stem (n.) The part of an
inflected
word which
remains
unchanged
(except
by
euphonic
variations)
throughout
a given
inflection;
theme;
base.
Transient
::
Transient
(n.) That which
remains
but for a brief time.
Replum
::
Replum
(n.) The
framework
of some pods, as the
cress,
which
remains
after the
valves
drop off..
Scurf
::
Scurf (n.)
Hence,
the foul
remains
of
anything
adherent..
Wallflower
::
Wallflower
(n.) A lady at a ball, who,
either
from
choice,
or
because
not asked to
dance,
remains
a
spectator..
Lier
::
Lier (n.) One who lies down; one who rests or
remains,
as in
concealment..
Mainstay
::
Mainstay
(n.) Main
support;
principal
dependence.
Mainsheet
::
Mainsheet
(n.) One of the ropes by which the
mainsail
is
hauled
aft and
trimmed.
Residuum
::
Residuum
(n.) That which is left after any
process
of
separation
or
purification;
that which
remains
after
certain
specified
deductions
are made;
residue.
Bufonite
::
Bufonite
(n.) An old name for a
fossil
consisting
of the
petrified
teeth and
palatal
bones of
fishes
belonging
to the
family
of
Pycnodonts
(thick
teeth),
whose
remains
occur in the
oolite
and chalk
formations;
toadstone;
-- so named from a
notion
that it was
originally
formed
in the head of a
toad..
Paleontography
::
Paleontography
(n.) The
description
of
fossil
remains.
Chesstree
::
Chesstree
(n.) A piece of oak
bolted
perpendicularly
on the side of a
vessel,
to aid in
drawing
down and
securing
the clew of the
mainsail..
Hydrant
::
Hydrant
(n.) A
discharge
pipe with a valve and spout at which water may be drawn from the mains of
waterworks;
a water plug.
Megatherium
::
Megatherium
(n.) An
extinct
gigantic
quaternary
mammal,
allied
to the
ant-eaters
and
sloths.
Its
remains
are found in South
America..
Mammoth
::
Mammoth
(n.) An
extinct,
hairy,
maned
elephant
(Elephas
primigenius),
of
enormous
size,
remains
of which are found in the
northern
parts of both
continents.
The last of the race, in
Europe,
were
coeval
with
prehistoric
man..
Stone-horse
::
Stonehenge
(n.) An
assemblage
of
upright
stones
with
others
placed
horizontally
on their tops, on
Salisbury
Plain,
England,
--
generally
supposed
to be the
remains
of an
ancient
Druidical
temple..
Voider
::
Voider
(n.) A tray, or
basket,
formerly
used to
receive
or
convey
that which is
voided
or
cleared
away from a given
place;
especially,
one for
carrying
off the
remains
of a meal, as
fragments
of food;
sometimes,
a
basket
for
containing
household
articles,
as
clothes,
etc..
Entropy
::
Entropy
(n.) A
certain
property
of a body,
expressed
as a
measurable
quantity,
such that when there is no
communication
of heat the
quantity
remains
constant,
but when heat
enters
or
leaves
the body the
quantity
increases
or
diminishes.
If a small
amount,
h, of heat
enters
the body when its
temperature
is t in the
thermodynamic
scale the
entropy
of the body is
increased
by h / t. The
entropy
is
regarded
as
measured
from some
standard
temperature
and
pressure.
Sometimes
called
the
thermodynamic
f
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