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Definition of member
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Member
(n.) Any
essential
part, as a post, tie rod,
strut,
etc., of a
framed
structure,
as a
bridge
truss..
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Yeoman
::
Yeoman
(n.) A
yeoman
of the
guard;
also, a
member
of the
yeomanry
cavalry..
Reach
::
Reach (v. t.)
Hence,
to
deliver
by
stretching
out a
member,
especially
the hand; to give with the hand; to pass to
another;
to hand over; as, to reach one a
book..
Campbellite
::
Campbellite
(n.) A
member
of the
denomination
called
Christians
or
Disciples
of
Christ.
They
themselves
repudiate
the term
Campbellite
as a
nickname.
See
Christian,
3..
Dioxindol
::
Dioxindol
(n.) A
white,
crystalline,
nitrogenous
substance
obtained
by the
reduction
of
isatin.
It is a
member
of the indol
series;
-- hence its
name..
Fillet
::
Fillet
(n.) A
narrow
flat
member;
especially,
a flat
molding
separating
other
moldings;
a
reglet;
also, the space
between
two
flutings
in a
shaft.
See
Illust.
of Base, and
Column..
Remembrance
::
Remembrance
(n.)
Something
to be
remembered;
counsel;
admoni//on;
instruction.
Coenogamy
::
Coenogamy
(n.) The state of a
community
which
permits
promiscuous
sexual
intercourse
among its
members;
-- as in
certain
primitive
tribes
or
communistic
societies.
Foundation
::
Foundation
(n.) The
lowest
and
supporting
part or
member
of a wall,
including
the base
course
(see Base
course
(a), under Base, n.) and
footing
courses;
in a frame
house,
the whole
substructure
of
masonry..
Record
::
Record
(v. t.) To
recall
to mind; to
recollect;
to
remember;
to
meditate.
Whip
::
Whip (v. t.) A call made upon
members
of a
Parliament
party to be in their
places
at a given time, as when a vote is to be
taken..
Cenogamy
::
Cenogamy
(n.) The state of a
community
which
permits
promiscuous
sexual
intercourse
among its
members,
as in
certain
societies
practicing
communism..
Vinculum
::
Vinculum
(n.) A
straight,
horizontal
mark
placed
over two or more
members
of a
compound
quantity,
which are to be
subjected
to the same
operation,
as in the
expression
x2 + y2 - x + y..
Unionist
::
Unionist
(n.) A
member
or
supporter
of a
trades
union.
Membered
::
Membered
(a.)
Having
limbs;
--
chiefly
used in
composition.
Augustinian
::
Augustinian
(n.) A
member
of one of the
religious
orders
called
after St.
Augustine;
an
Austin
friar.
Tractarian
::
Tractarian
(n.) One of the
writers
of the
Oxford
tracts,
called
Tracts
for the
Times,
issued
during
the
period
1833-1841,
in which
series
of
papers
the
sacramental
system
and
authority
of the
Church,
and the value of
tradition,
were
brought
into
prominence.
Also, a
member
of the High
Church
party,
holding
generally
the
principles
of the
Tractarian
writers;
a
Puseyite..
Academician
::
Academician
(n.) A
member
of an
academy,
or
society
for
promoting
science,
art, or
literature,
as of the
French
Academy,
or the Royal
Academy
of
arts..
Member
::
Member
(n.)
Hence,
a part of a
whole;
an
independent
constituent
of a body.
Part
::
Part (n.) A
constituent
portion
of a
living
or
spiritual
whole;
a
member;
an
organ;
an
essential
element.
Caucasian
::
Caucasian
(n.) A
member
of any of the white races of
mankind.
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