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Definition of merge
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Merge (v. i.) To be sunk,
swallowed
up, or
lost..
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Bog
::
Bog (v. t.) To sink, as into a bog; to
submerge
in a bog; to cause to sink and
stick,
as in mud and
mire..
Spring
::
Spring
(v. i.) To shoot up, out, or
forth;
to come to the
light;
to begin to
appear;
to
emerge;
as a plant from its seed, as
streams
from their
source,
and the like;
-often
followed
by up,
forth,
or out..
Submerging
::
Submerged
(imp. & p. p.) of
Submerg.
Duykerbok
::
Duykerbok
(n.) A small South
African
antelope
(Cephalous
mergens);
--
called
also
impoon,
and
deloo..
Present
::
Present
(a.)
Ready;
quick in
emergency;
as a
present
wit.
Emergency
::
Emergency
(n.)
Sudden
or
unexpected
appearance;
an
unforeseen
occurrence;
a
sudden
occasion.
Immerge
::
Immerge
(v. i.) To
dissapear
by
entering
into any
medium,
as a star into the light of the sun..
Nestorian
::
Nestorian
(n.) An
adherent
of
Nestorius,
patriarch
of
Constantinople
to the fifth
century,
who has
condemned
as a
heretic
for
maintaining
that the
divine
and the human
natures
were not
merged
into one
nature
in
Christ
(who was God in man), and,
hence,
that it was
improper
to call Mary the
mother
of
Christ;
also, one of the sect
established
by the
followers
of
Nestorius
in
Persia,
india,
and other
Oriental
countries,
and still in
existence.
opposed
to
Eutychian..
Emergencies
::
Emergencies
(pl. ) of
Emergenc.
Gribble
::
Gribble
(n.) A small
marine
isopod
crustacean
(Limnoria
lignorum
or L.
terebrans),
which
burrows
into and
rapidly
destroys
submerged
timber,
such as the piles of
wharves,
both in
Europe
and
America..
Immerged
::
Immerged
(imp. & p. p.) of
Immerg.
Emergency
::
Emergency
(n.) An
unforeseen
occurrence
or
combination
of
circumstances
which calls for
immediate
action
or
remedy;
pressing
necessity;
exigency.
Couche
::
Couche
(v. t.) Lying on its side; thus, a
chevron
couche
is one which
emerges
from one side of the
escutcheon
and has its apex on the
opposite
side, or at the fess
point..
Emerge
::
Emerge
(v. i.) To rise out of a
fluid;
to come forth from that in which
anything
has been
plunged,
enveloped,
or
concealed;
to issue and
appear;
as, to
emerge
from the water or the
ocean;
the sun
emerges
from
behind
the moon in an
eclipse;
to
emerge
from
poverty
or
obscurity..
Submerge
::
Submerge
(v. t.) To put under
water;
to
plunge.
Unequal
::
Unequal
(a.) Not
adequate
or
sufficient;
inferior;
as, the man was
unequal
to the
emergency;
the
timber
was
unequal
to the
sudden
strain..
Reclaim
::
Reclaim
(v. t.)
Hence:
To
reduce
to a
desired
state by
discipline,
labor,
cultivation,
or the like; to
rescue
from being wild,
desert,
waste,
submerged,
or the like; as, to
reclaim
wild land,
overflowed
land, etc..
Submergence
::
Submerge
(v. i.) To
plunge
into water or other
fluid;
to be
buried
or
covered,
as by a
fluid;
to be
merged;
hence,
to be
completely
included..
Atoll
::
Atoll (n.) A coral
island
or
islands,
consisting
of a belt of coral reef,
partly
submerged,
surrounding
a
central
lagoon
or
depression;
a
lagoon
island..
Merger
::
Merger
(n.) An
absorption
of one
estate,
or one
contract,
in
another,
or of a minor
offense
in a
greater..
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