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Definition of mass
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Mass (v. t.) To form or
collect
into a mass; to form into a
collective
body; to bring
together
into
masses;
to
assemble.
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Stockwork
::
Stockwork
(n.) A
system
of
working
in ore, etc., when it lies not in
strata
or
veins,
but in solid
masses,
so as to be
worked
in
chambers
or
stories..
Alp
::
Alp (n.) Fig.:
Something
lofty,
or
massive,
or very hard to be
surmounted..
Sea Corn
::
Sea corn () A
yellow
cylindrical
mass of egg
capsule
of
certain
species
of
whelks
(Buccinum),
which
resembles
an ear of
maize..
Amassment
::
Amassment
(n.) An
amassing;
a heap
collected;
a large
quantity
or
number
brought
together;
an
accumulation.
Plumassier
::
Plumassier
(n.) One who
prepares
or deals in
ornamental
plumes
or
feathers.
Introit
::
Introit
(n.) A part of a psalm or other
portion
of
Scripture
read by the
priest
at Mass
immediately
after
ascending
to the
altar.
Mole
::
Mole (n.) A mass of
fleshy
or other more or less solid
matter
generated
in the
uterus.
Commingle
::
Commingle
(v. t. & i.) To
mingle
together;
to mix in one mass, or
intimately;
to
blend..
Division
::
Division
(n.) The
portion
separated
by the
divining
of a mass or body; a
distinct
segment
or
section.
Annual
::
Annual
(n.) A Mass for a
deceased
person
or for some
special
object,
said daily for a year or on the
anniversary
day..
Willemite
::
Willemite
(n.) A
silicate
of zinc,
usually
occurring
massive
and of a
greenish
yellow
color,
also in
reddish
crystals
(troostite)
containing
manganese..
Epididymis
::
Epididymis
(n.) An
oblong
vermiform
mass on the
dorsal
side of the
testicle,
composed
of
numerous
convolutions
of the
excretory
duct of that
organ..
Conglomerate
::
Conglomerate
(n.) That which is
heaped
together
in a mass or
conpacted
from
various
sources;
a mass
formed
of
fragments;
collection;
accumulation.
Caudicula
::
Caudicula
(n.) A
slender,
elastic
process,
to which the
masses
of
pollen
in
orchidaceous
plants
are
attached..
Polyhalite
::
Polyhalite
(n.) A
mineral
usually
occurring
in
fibrous
masses,
of a
brick-red
color,
being
tinged
with iron, and
consisting
chiefly
of the
sulphates
of lime,
magnesia,
and
soda..
Pier
::
Pier (n.) Any
additional
or
auxiliary
mass of
masonry
used to
stiffen
a wall. See
Buttress.
Metamorphism
::
Metamorphism
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
metamorphic;
the
process
by which the
material
of rock
masses
has been more or less
recrystallized
by heat,
pressure,
etc., as in the
change
of
sedimentary
limestone
to
marble..
Wad
::
Wad (n.)
Specifically:
A
little
mass of some soft or
flexible
material,
such as hay,
straw,
tow,
paper,
or old rope yarn, used for
retaining
a
charge
of
powder
in a gun, or for
keeping
the
powder
and shot
close;
also, to
diminish
or avoid the
effects
of
windage.
Also, by
extension,
a dusk of felt,
pasteboard,
etc.,
serving
a
similar
purpose..
Pastille
::
Pastille
(n.) A small cone or mass made of paste of gum,
benzoin,
cinnamon,
and other
aromatics,
-- used for
fumigating
or
scenting
the air of a
room..
Thomsonianism
::
Thomsonianism
(n.) An
empirical
system
which
assumes
that the human body is
composed
of four
elements,
earth,
air, fire, and
water,
and that
vegetable
medicines
alone
should
be used; -- from the
founder,
Dr.
Samuel
Thomson,
of
Massachusetts..
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