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Definition of may
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May (n.) The
merrymaking
of May Day.
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Subuliform
::
Subulicornes
(n. pl.) A
division
of
insects
having
slender
or
subulate
antennae.
The
dragon
flies and May flies are
examples.
Diffusion
::
Diffusion
(n.) The act of
passing
by
osmosis
through
animal
membranes,
as in the
distribution
of
poisons,
gases,
etc.,
through
the body.
Unlike
absorption,
diffusion
may go on after
death,
that is, after the blood
ceases
to
circulate..
Draught
::
Draught
(n.) The bevel given to the
pattern
for a
casting,
in order that it may be drawn from the sand
without
injury
to the
mold..
Amphichroic
::
Amphichroic
(a.)
Exhibiting
or
producing
two
colors,
as
substances
which in the color test may
change
red
litmus
to blue and blue
litmus
to red..
Maybe
::
Maybe (n.)
Possibility;
uncertainty.
Heart-whole
::
Heart-whole
(a.) With
unbroken
courage;
undismayed.
Nebuly
::
Nebuly
(a.)
Composed
of
successive
short
curves
supposed
to
resemble
a
cloud;
-- said of a
heraldic
line by which an
ordinary
or
subordinary
may be
bounded.
Dismaying
::
Dismaying
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Disma.
Manumotor
::
Manumotor
(n.) A small wheel
carriage,
so
constructed
that a
person
sitting
in it may move it..
Inheritance
::
Inheritance
(n.) A
perpetual
or
continuing
right which a man and his heirs have to an
estate;
an
estate
which a man has by
descent
as heir to
another,
or which he may
transmit
to
another
as his heir; an
estate
derived
from an
ancestor
to an heir in
course
of law..
Amate
::
Amate (v. t.) To
dismay;
to
dishearten;
to
daunt.
Bulb
::
Bulb (n.) An
expansion
or
protuberance
on a stem or tube, as the bulb of a
thermometer,
which may be of any form, as
spherical,
cylindrical,
curved,
etc..
Almayne
::
Almayne
(n.) Alt. of Alma.
Oven
::
Oven (n.) A place
arched
over with brick or
stonework,
and used for
baking,
heating,
or
drying;
hence,
any
structure,
whether
fixed or
portable,
which may be
heated
for
baking,
drying,
etc.; esp., now, a
chamber
in a
stove,
used for
baking
or
roasting..
Interpolable
::
Interpolable
(a.) That may be
interpolated;
suitable
to be
interpolated.
Pseudoneuroptera
::
Pseudoneuroptera
(n. pl.)
division
of
insects
(Zool.)
reticulated
wings,
as in the
Neuroptera,
but
having
an
active
pupa
state.
It
includes
the
dragon
flies,
May
flies,
white ants, etc. By some
zoologists
they are
classed
with the
Orthoptera;
by
others,
with the
Neuroptera..
Ale Silver
::
Ale
silver
() A duty
payable
to the lord mayor of
London
by the
sellers
of ale
within
the city.
Meride
::
Meride
(n.) A
permanent
colony
of cells or
plastids
which may
remain
isolated,
like
Rotifer,
or may
multiply
by
gemmation
to form
higher
aggregates,
termed
zoides..
Anagram
::
Anagram
(n.)
Literally,
the
letters
of a word read
backwards,
but in its usual wider
sense,
the
change
or one word or
phrase
into
another
by the
transposition
of its
letters.
Thus
Galenus
becomes
angelus;
William
Noy
(attorney-general
to
Charles
I., and a
laborious
man) may be
turned
into I moyl in law..
Bordure
::
Bordure
(n.) A
border
one fifth the width of the
shield,
surrounding
the
field.
It is
usually
plain,
but may be
charged..
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