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Definition of mat
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Mat (v. i.) To grow thick
together;
to
become
interwoven
or
felted
together
like a mat.
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Organize
::
Organize
(v. t.) To
furnish
with
organs;
to give an
organic
structure
to; to endow with
capacity
for the
functions
of life; as, an
organized
being;
organized
matter;
-- in this sense used
chiefly
in the past
participle..
Aftermath
::
Aftermath
(n.) A
second
moving;
the grass which grows after the first crop of hay in the same
season;
rowen.
Ommatidia
::
Ommatidia
(pl. ) of
Ommatidiu.
Connector
::
Connector
(n.) A
flexible
tube for
connecting
the ends of glass tubes in
pneumatic
experiments.
Haematoscope
::
Haematoscope
(n.) A
haemoscope.
Crystallography
::
Crystallography
(n.) The
doctrine
or
science
of
crystallization,
teaching
the
system
of forms among
crystals,
their
structure,
and their
methods
of
formation..
Latex
::
Latex (n.) A milky or
colored
juice in
certain
plants
in
cavities
(called
latex cells or latex
tubes).
It
contains
the
peculiar
principles
of the
plants,
whether
aromatic,
bitter,
or acid, and in many
instances
yields
caoutchouc
upon
coagulation..
Insipid
::
Insipid
(a.)
Wanting
in
spirit,
life, or
animation;
uninteresting;
weak;
vapid;
flat; dull;
heavy;
as, an
insipid
woman;
an
insipid
composition..
Farce
::
Farce (v. t.) A low style of
comedy;
a
dramatic
composition
marked
by low
humor,
generally
written
with
little
regard
to
regularity
or
method,
and
abounding
with
ludicrous
incidents
and
expressions..
Lead
::
Lead (v. t.) To place leads
between
the lines of; as, to lead a page;
leaded
matter..
Thyme
::
Thyme (n.) Any plant of the
labiate
genus
Thymus.
The
garden
thyme
(Thymus
vulgaris)
is a warm,
pungent
aromatic,
much used to give a
relish
to
seasoning
and
soups..
Senate
::
Senate
(n.) In some
American
colleges,
a
council
of
elected
students,
presided
over by the
president
of the
college,
to which are
referred
cases of
discipline
and
matters
of
general
concern
affecting
the
students..
Light-o''-love
::
Light-o'-love
(n.) An old tune of a
dance,
the name of which made it a
proverbial
expression
of
levity,
especially
in love
matters..
Declamation
::
Declamation
(n.)
Pretentious
rhetorical
display,
with more sound than
sense;
as, mere
declamation..
Chuck
::
Chuck (n.) A
contrivance
or
machine
fixed to the
mandrel
of a
lathe,
for
holding
a tool or the
material
to be
operated
upon..
Harangue
::
Harangue
(n.) A
speech
addressed
to a large
public
assembly;
a
popular
oration;
a loud
address
a
multitude;
in a bad
sense,
a noisy or
pompous
speech;
declamation;
ranting..
Penitentiary
::
Penitentiary
(n.) A house of
correction,
in which
offenders
are
confined
for
punishment,
discipline,
and
reformation,
and in which they are
generally
compelled
to
labor..
Exhalation
::
Exhalation
(n.) That which is
exhaled,
or which rises in the form of
vapor,
fume, or
steam;
effluvium;
emanation;
as,
exhalations
from the earth or
flowers,
decaying
matter,
etc..
Animus
::
Animus
(n.)
Animating
spirit;
intention;
temper.
Illegitimate
::
Illegitimate
(a.) Not
legitimately
deduced
or
inferred;
illogical;
as, an
illegitimate
inference..
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