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Definition of men
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Men
(pron.)
A man; one; -- used with a verb in the
singular,
and
corresponding
to the
present
indefinite
one or
they..
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Kneeler
::
Kneeler
(n.) A name given to
certain
catechumens
and
penitents
who were
permitted
to join only in parts of
church
worship.
Accidence
::
Accidence
(n.) The
accidents,
of
inflections
of
words;
the
rudiments
of
grammar..
Inexcitability
::
Inexcitability
(n.) The
quality
of being
inexcitable;
insusceptibility
to
excitement.
Nuncio
::
Nuncio
(n.) The
permanent
official
representative
of the pope at a
foreign
court or seat of
government.
Distinguished
from a
legate
a
latere,
whose
mission
is
temporary
in its
nature,
or for some
special
purpose.
Nuncios
are of
higher
rank than
internuncios..
Pterylography
::
Pterylography
(n.) The study or
description
of the
arrangement
of
feathers,
or of the
pterylae,
of
birds..
Tympanum
::
Tympanum
(n.) The
recessed
face of a
pediment
within
the frame made by the upper and lower
cornices,
being
usually
a
triangular
space or
table..
Commentary
::
Commentary
(v. i.) A
series
of
comments
or
annotations;
esp., a book of
explanations
or
expositions
on the whole or a part of the
Scriptures
or of some other
work..
Orientation
::
Orientation
(n.) Fig.: A
return
to first
principles;
an
orderly
arrangement.
Auto-da-fe
::
Auto-da-fe
(n.) A
judgment
of the
Inquisition
in Spain and
Portugal
condemning
or
acquitting
persons
accused
of
religious
offenses.
Rue
::
Rue (v. t.) To
lament;
to
regret
extremely;
to
grieve
for or over.
Equipage
::
Equipage
(n.)
Furniture
or
outfit,
whether
useful
or
ornamental;
especially,
the
furniture
and
supplies
of a
vessel,
fitting
her for a
voyage
or for
warlike
purposes,
or the
furniture
and
necessaries
of an army, a body of
troops,
or a
single
soldier,
including
whatever
is
necessary
for
efficient
service;
equipments;
accouterments;
habiliments;
attire..
Discharge
::
Discharge
(v. t.) To
relieve
of an
office
or
employment;
to send away from
service;
to
dismiss.
Xiphisternum
::
Xiphisternum
(n.) The
posterior
segment,
or
extremity,
of the
sternum;
--
sometimes
called
metasternum,
ensiform
cartilage,
ensiform
process,
or
xiphoid
process..
Amateur
::
Amateur
(n.) A
person
attached
to a
particular
pursuit,
study,
or
science
as to music or
painting;
esp. one who
cultivates
any study or art, from taste or
attachment,
without
pursuing
it
professionally..
Prick
::
Prick (n.) To drive a nail into (a
horse's
foot),
so as to cause
lameness..
Hospitality
::
Hospitality
(n.) The act or
practice
of one who is
hospitable;
reception
and
entertainment
of
strangers
or
guests
without
reward,
or with kind and
generous
liberality..
Presbyterianism
::
Presbyterianism
(n.) That form of
church
government
which
invests
presbyters
with all
spiritual
power,
and
admits
no
prelates
over them; also, the faith and
polity
of the
Presbyterian
churches,
taken
collectively..
Animous
::
Animous
(a.) Full of
spirit;
hot;
vehement;
resolute.
Score
::
Score (n.) The
original
and
entire
draught,
or its
transcript,
of a
composition,
with the parts for all the
different
instruments
or
voices
written
on
staves
one above
another,
so that they can be read at a
glance;
-- so
called
from the bar,
which,
in its early use, was drawn
through
all the
parts..
Bricklaying
::
Bricklaying
(n.) The art of
building
with
bricks,
or of
uniting
them by
cement
or
mortar
into
various
forms;
the act or
occupation
of
laying
bricks..
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