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Definition of mate
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Mate (n.) A
suitable
companion;
a
match;
an
equal.
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Fictor
::
Fictor
(n.) An
artist
who
models
or forms
statues
and
reliefs
in any
plastic
material.
Warm
::
Warm (v. i.) To
become
ardent
or
animated;
as, the
speake/
warms as he
proceeds..
Stuff
::
Stuff (v. t.) The
fundamental
material
of which
anything
is made up;
elemental
part;
essence.
Mateotechny
::
Mateotechny
(n.) Any
unprofitable
science.
Ringneck
::
Ringneck
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of small
plovers
of the genus
Aegialitis,
having
a ring
around
the neck. The ring is black in
summer,
but
becomes
brown or gray in
winter.
The
semipalmated
plover
(Ae.
semipalmata)
and the
piping
plover
(Ae.
meloda)
are
common
North
American
species.
Called
also ring
plover,
and
ring-necked
plover..
Extensometer
::
Extensometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
the
extension
of a body,
especially
for
measuring
the
elongation
of bars of iron,
steel,
or other
material,
when
subjected
to a
tensile
force..
Thimble
::
Thimble
(n.) A kind of cap or
cover,
or
sometimes
a broad ring, for the end of the
finger,
used in
sewing
to
protect
the
finger
when
pushing
the
needle
through
the
material.
It is
usually
made of
metal,
and has upon the outer
surface
numerous
small pits to catch the head of the
needle..
Impanation
::
Impanation
(a.)
Embodiment
in
bread;
the
supposed
real
presence
and union of
Christ's
material
body and blood with the
substance
of the
elements
of the
eucharist
without
a
change
in their
nature;
--
distinguished
from
transubstantiation,
which
supposes
a
miraculous
change
of the
substance
of the
elements.
It is akin to
consubstantiation..
Instant
::
Instant
(a.) A point in
duration;
a
moment;
a
portion
of time too short to be
estimated;
also, any
particular
moment..
Proximately
::
Proximately
(adv.)
In a
proximate
manner,
position,
or
degree;
immediately..
Account
::
Account
(v. t.) To
value,
estimate,
or hold in
opinion;
to judge or
consider;
to
deem..
Pair
::
Pair (v. i.) To be
joined
in
paris;
to
couple;
to mate, as for
breeding..
Inkstand
::
Inkstand
(n.) A small
vessel
for
holding
ink, to dip the pen into; also, a
device
for
holding
ink and
writing
materials..
Legitimacy
::
Legitimacy
(a.) The
state,
or
quality,
of being
legitimate,
or in
conformity
with law;
hence,
the
condition
of
having
been
lawfully
begotten,
or born in
wedlock..
Professionalism
::
Professionalism
(n.) The
following
of a
profession,
sport,
etc., as an
occupation;
--
opposed
to
amateurism..
Spirit
::
Spirit
(n.) The
intelligent,
immaterial
and
immortal
part of man; the soul, in
distinction
from the body in which it
resides;
the agent or
subject
of vital and
spiritual
functions,
whether
spiritual
or
material..
Scaffold
::
Scaffold
(n.) A
temporary
structure
of
timber,
boards,
etc., for
various
purposes,
as for
supporting
workmen
and
materials
in
building,
for
exhibiting
a
spectacle
upon, for
holding
the
spectators
at a show, etc..
Marriage
::
Marriage
(v. t.) Any
intimate
or close
union.
Plugging
::
Plugging
(n.) The
material
of which a plug or
stopple
is made.
Condition
::
Condition
(n.)
train;
acclimate.
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