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Definition of matter
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Matter
(v. t.) To
regard
as
important;
to take
account
of; to care for.
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Fling
::
Fling (n.) A
trifing
matter;
an
object
of
contempt.
Revise
::
Revise
(v. t.) To
compare
(a
proof)
with a
previous
proof of the same
matter,
and mark again such
errors
as have not been
corrected
in the
type..
Jury
::
"Jury (a.) A body of men,
usually
twelve,
selected
according
to law,
impaneled
and sworn to
inquire
into and try any
matter
of fact, and to
render
their true
verdict
according
to the
evidence
legally
adduced.
See Grand jury under
Grand,
and
Inquest..
Copy
::
Copy (n.)
Manuscript
or
printed
matter
to be set up in type; as, the
printers
are
calling
for more
copy..
Consectaneous
::
Consectaneous
(a.)
Following
as a
matter
of
course.
Sanious
::
Sanious
(a.)
Pertaining
to
sanies,
or
partaking
of its
nature
and
appearance;
thin and
serous,
with a
slight
bloody
tinge;
as, the
sanious
matter
of an
ulcer..
Accrete
::
Accrete
(a.)
Characterized
by
accretion;
made up; as,
accrete
matter..
Sedimentary
::
Sedimentary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
sediment;
formed
by
sediment;
containing
matter
that has
subsided.
Form
::
Form (n.) Show
without
substance;
empty,
outside
appearance;
vain,
trivial,
or
conventional
ceremony;
conventionality;
formality;
as, a
matter
of mere
form..
Abscess
::
Abscess
(n.) A
collection
of pus or
purulent
matter
in any
tissue
or organ of the body, the
result
of a
morbid
process..
Cruorin
::
Cruorin
(n.) The
coloring
matter
of the blood in the
living
animal;
haemoglobin.
Glanders
::
Glanders
(n.) A
highly
contagious
and very
destructive
disease
of
horses,
asses,
mules,
etc.,
characterized
by a
constant
discharge
of
sticky
matter
from the nose, and an
enlargement
and
induration
of the
glands
beneath
and
within
the lower jaw. It may
transmitted
to dogs,
goats,
sheep,
and to human
beings..
Concrete
::
Concrete
(n.) A
compound
or mass
formed
by
concretion,
spontaneous
union,
or
coalescence
of
separate
particles
of
matter
in one
body..
Chromosphere
::
Chromosphere
(n.) An
atmosphere
of rare
matter,
composed
principally
of
incandescent
hydrogen
gas,
surrounding
the sun and
enveloping
the
photosphere.
Portions
of the
chromosphere
are here and there
thrown
up into
enormous
tongues
of
flame..
Dry
::
Dry
(superl.)
Of
vegetable
matter:
Free from
juices
or sap; not
succulent;
not
green;
as, dry wood or hay..
Pontiff
::
Pontiff
(n.) One of the
sacred
college,
in
ancient
Rome, which had the
supreme
jurisdiction
over all
matters
of
religion,
at the head of which was the
Pontifex
Maximus..
Consociation
::
Consociation
(n.) A
voluntary
and
permanent
council
or union of
neighboring
Congregational
churches,
for
mutual
advice
and
cooperation
in
ecclesiastical
matters;
a
meeting
of
pastors
and
delegates
from
churches
thus
united..
Sewage
::
Sewage
(n.) The
contents
of a sewer or
drain;
refuse
liquids
or
matter
carried
off by
sewer.
Ross
::
Ross (n.) The
rough,
scaly
matter
on the
surface
of the bark of
trees..
Putrid
::
Putrid
(a.)
Tending
to
decomposition
or
decay;
decomposed;
rotten;
-- said of
animal
or
vegetable
matter;
as,
putrid
flesh.
See
Putrefaction..
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