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Definition of mentioned
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Mentioned
(imp. & p. p.) of
Mentio.
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Allude
::
Allude
(v. i.) To refer to
something
indirectly
or by
suggestion;
to have
reference
to a
subject
not
specifically
and
plainly
mentioned;
--
followed
by to; as, the story
alludes
to a
recent
transaction..
Redeem
::
Redeem
(v. t.) To
regain
by
performing
the
obligation
or
condition
stated;
to
discharge
the
obligation
mentioned
in, as a
promissory
note, bond, or other
evidence
of debt; as, to
redeem
bank notes with
coin..
Above-mentioned
::
Above-mentioned
(a.) Alt. of
Above-name.
Aforementioned
::
Aforementioned
(a.)
Previously
mentioned;
before-mentioned.
Ferding
::
Ferding
(n.) A
measure
of land
mentioned
in
Domesday
Book. It is
supposed
to have
consisted
of a few acres only.
Drench
::
Drench
(n.) A
military
vassal
mentioned
in
Domesday
Book.
Mentionable
::
Mentionable
(a.) Fit to be
mentioned.
That
::
That
(pron.,
a.,
conj.,
& adv.) As a
demonstrative
pronoun
(pl.
Those),
that
usually
points
out, or
refers
to, a
person
or thing
previously
mentioned,
or
supposed
to be
understood.
That, as a
demonstrative,
may
precede
the noun to which it
refers;
as, that which he has said is true; those in the
basket
are good
apples..
Company
::
Company
(n.)
Partners
in a firm whose names are not
mentioned
in its style or
title;
-- often
abbreviated
in
writing;
as,
Hottinguer
& Co..
Millennium
::
Millennium
(n.) A
thousand
years;
especially,
the
thousand
years
mentioned
in the
twentieth
chapter
in the
twentieth
chapter
of
Revelation,
during
which
holiness
is to be
triumphant
throughout
the
world.
Some
believe
that,
during
this
period,
Christ
will reign on earth in
person
with his
saints..
Same
::
Same (v. i.) Just
mentioned,
or just about to be
mentioned..
Former
::
Former
(a.)
Earlier,
as
between
two
things
mentioned
together;
first
mentioned..
Renardine
::
Renardine
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Renard,
the fox, or the tales in which
Renard
is
mentioned..
Pyridine
::
Pyridine
(n.) A
nitrogenous
base,
C5H5N,
obtained
from the
distillation
of bone oil or coal tar, and by the
decomposition
of
certain
alkaloids,
as a
colorless
liquid
with a
peculiar
pungent
odor. It is the
nucleus
of a large
number
of
organic
substances,
among which
several
vegetable
alkaloids,
as
nicotine
and
certain
of the
ptomaines,
may be
mentioned.
See
Lutidine..
Hypobole
::
Hypobole
(n.) A
figure
in which
several
things
are
mentioned
that seem to make
against
the
argument,
or in favor of the
opposite
side, each of them being
refuted
in
order..
It
::
It
(pron.)
As a
demonstrative,
especially
at the
beginning
of a
sentence,
pointing
to that which is about to be
stated,
named,
or
mentioned,
or
referring
to that which
apparent
or well
known;
as, I saw it was
John..
Rawhead
::
Rawhead
(n.) A
specter
mentioned
to
frighten
children;
as,
rawhead
and
bloodybones..
Foresaid
::
Foresaid
(a.)
Mentioned
before;
aforesaid.
Vair
::
Vair (n.) The skin of the
squirrel,
much used in the
fourteenth
century
as fur for
garments,
and
frequently
mentioned
by
writers
of that
period
in
describing
the
costly
dresses
of
kings,
nobles,
and
prelates.
It is
represented
in
heraldry
by a
series
of small
shields
placed
close
together,
and
alternately
white and
blue..
Phaeacian
::
Phaeacian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
Phaeacians,
a
fabulous
seafaring
people
fond of the
feast,
the lyre, and the
dance,
mentioned
by
Homer..
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