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Definition of mara
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Mara (n.) The
principal
or
ruling
evil
spirit.
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Smaragdine
::
Smaragdine
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
emerald;
resembling
emerald;
of an
emerald
green.
Amarantus
::
Amarantus
(n.) Same as
Amaranth.
Marauding
::
Marauding
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Marau.
Eclogite
::
Eclogite
(n.) A rock
consisting
of
granular
red
garnet,
light green
smaragdite,
and
common
hornblende;
-- so
called
in
reference
to its
beauty..
Picaroon
::
Picaroon
(n.) One who
plunders;
especially,
a
plunderer
of
wrecks;
a
pirate;
a
corsair;
a
marauder;
a
sharper..
Pickeer
::
Pickeer
(v. i.) To make a raid for
booty;
to
maraud;
also, to
skirmish
in
advance
of an army. See
Picaroon..
Felonwort
::
Felonwort
(n.) The
bittersweet
nightshade
(Solanum
Dulcamara).
See
Bittersweet.
Bittersweet
::
Bittersweet
(n.) A
climbing
shrub,
with oval
coral-red
berries
(Solanum
dulcamara);
woody
nightshade.
The whole plant is
poisonous,
and has a taste at first
sweetish
and then
bitter.
The
branches
are the
officinal
dulcamara..
Amaranth
::
Amaranth
(n.) A genus of
ornamental
annual
plants
(Amaranthus)
of many
species,
with
green,
purplish,
or
crimson
flowers..
Tumbleweed
::
Tumbleweed
(n.) Any plant which
habitually
breaks
away from its roots in the
autumn,
and is
driven
by the wind, as a
light,
rolling
mass, over the
fields
and
prairies;
as witch
grass,
wild
indigo,
Amarantus
albus,
etc..
Marauder
::
Marauder
(v.) A rover in quest of booty or
plunder;
a
plunderer;
one who
pillages.
Mara
::
Mara (n.) The
Patagonian
cavy
(Dolichotis
Patagonicus).
Hickory
::
Hickory
(n.) An
American
tree of the genus
Carya,
of which there are
several
species.
The
shagbark
is the C. alba, and has a very rough bark; it
affords
the
hickory
nut of the
markets.
The
pignut,
or brown
hickory,
is the C.
glabra.
The swamp
hickory
is C.
amara,
having
a nut whose shell is very thin and the
kernel
bitter..
Quassia
::
Quassia
(n.) The wood of
several
tropical
American
trees of the order
Simarubeae,
as
Quassia
amara,
Picraena
excelsa,
and
Simaruba
amara.
It is
intensely
bitter,
and is used in
medicine
and
sometimes
as a
substitute
for hops in
making
beer..
Maraud
::
Maraud
(v. i.) To rove in quest of
plunder;
to make an
excursion
for
booty;
to
plunder.
Marabout
::
Marabout
(n.) A
Mohammedan
saint;
especially,
one who
claims
to work cures
supernaturally..
Key
::
Key (n.) An
indehiscent,
one-seeded
fruit
furnished
with a wing, as the fruit of the ash and
maple;
a
samara;
--
called
also key
fruit..
Catamaran
::
Catamaran
(n.) A kind of raft or
float,
consisting
of two or more logs or
pieces
of wood
lashed
together,
and moved by
paddles
or sail; -- used as a surf boat and for other
purposes
on the
coasts
of the East and West
Indies
and South
America.
Modified
forms are much used in the
lumber
regions
of North
America,
and at
life-saving
stations..
Smaragd
::
Smaragd
(n.) The
emerald.
Arrowroot
::
Arrowroot
(n.) A west
Indian
plant of the genus
Maranta,
esp. M.
arundinacea,
now
cultivated
in many hot
countries.
It said that the
Indians
used the roots to
neutralize
the venom in
wounds
made by
poisoned
arrows..
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