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Definition of mid
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Mid
(superl.)
Made with a
somewhat
elevated
position
of some
certain
part of the
tongue,
in
relation
to the
palate;
midway
between
the high and the low; -- said of
certain
vowel
sounds;
as, a
(ale),
/
(/ll),
/
(/ld).
See Guide to
Pronunciation,
// 10, 11..
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Hydramide
::
Hydramide
(n.) One of a group of
crystalline
bodies
produced
by the
action
of
ammonia
on
certain
aldehydes.
Hemiprotein
::
Hemiprotein
(n.) An
insoluble,
proteid
substance,
described
by
Schutzenberger,
formed
when
albumin
is
heated
for some time with
dilute
sulphuric
acid. It is
apparently
identical
with
antialbumid
and
dyspeptone..
Sphenoid
::
Sphenoid
(n.) A
wedge-shaped
crystal
bounded
by four equal
isosceles
triangles.
It is the
hemihedral
form of a
square
pyramid.
Hygrometry
::
Hygrometry
(n.) That
branch
of
physics
which
relates
to the
determination
of the
humidity
of
bodies,
particularly
of the
atmosphere,
with the
theory
and use of the
instruments
constructed
for this
purpose..
Corona
::
Corona
(n.) A crown or
circlet
suspended
from the roof or
vaulting
of
churches,
to hold
tapers
lighted
on
solemn
occasions.
It is
sometimes
formed
of
double
or
triple
circlets,
arranged
pyramidically.
Called
also
corona
lucis..
Mida
::
Mida (n.) The larva of the bean fly.
Bluff
::
Bluff (n.) An act of
bluffing;
an
expression
of
self-confidence
for the
purpose
of
intimidation;
braggadocio;
as, that is only
bluff,
or a
bluff..
Howdy
::
Howdy (n.) A
midwife.
Jamadar
::
Jamadar
(n.) Same as
Jemidar.
Chausses
::
Chausses
(n. pl.) The
garment
for the legs and feet and for the body below the
waist,
worn in
Europe
throughout
the
Middle
Ages;
applied
also to the armor for the same
parts,
when
fixible,
as of chain
mail..
Heart
::
Heart (n.) The
nearest
the
middle
or
center;
the part most
hidden
and
within;
the
inmost
or most
essential
part of any body or
system;
the
source
of life and
motion
in any
organization;
the chief or vital
portion;
the
center
of
activity,
or of
energetic
or
efficient
action;
as, the heart of a
country,
of a tree, etc..
Depressomotor
::
Depressomotor
(n.) Any agent that
depresses
the
activity
of the motor
centers,
as
bromides,
etc..
Solstitial
::
Solstitial
(a.)
Happening
at a
solstice;
esp. (with
reference
to the
northern
hemisphere),
happening
at the
summer
solstice,
or
midsummer..
Cowardly
::
Cowardly
(a.)
Wanting
courage;
basely
or
weakly
timid or
fearful;
pusillanimous;
spiritless.
Paraph
::
Paraph
(n.) A
flourish
made with the pen at the end of a
signature.
In the
Middle
Ages, this
formed
a sort of rude
safeguard
against
forgery..
Imbosom
::
Imbosom
(v. t.) To
inclose
or place in the midst of; to
surround
or
shelter;
as, a house
imbosomed
in a
grove..
So-so
::
So-so (a.)
Neither
very good nor very bad;
middling;
passable;
tolerable;
indifferent.
Hydrazine
::
Hydrazine
(n.) Any one of a
series
of
nitrogenous
bases,
resembling
the
amines
and
produced
by the
reduction
of
certain
nitroso
and diazo
compounds;
as,
methyl
hydrazine,
phenyl
hydrazine,
etc. They are
derivatives
of
hydrazine
proper,
H2N.NH2,
which is a
doubled
amido
group,
recently
(1887)
isolated
as a
stable,
colorless
gas, with a
peculiar,
irritating
odor. As a base it forms
distinct
salts.
Called
also
diamide,
amidogen,
(or more
properly
diamidogen),
etc..
Caesura
::
Caesura
(n.) A
metrical
break in a
verse,
occurring
in the
middle
of a foot and
commonly
near the
middle
of the
verse;
a sense pause in the
middle
of a foot. Also, a long
syllable
on which the
caesural
accent
rests,
or which is used as a
foot..
Bourgeois
::
Bourgeois
(a.)
Characteristic
of the
middle
class,
as in
France..
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