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Definition of more
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More (v. t.) To make more; to
increase.
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Spatangoidea
::
Spatangoidea
(n. pl.) An order of
irregular
sea
urchins,
usually
having
a more or less
heart-shaped
shell with four or five
petal-like
ambulacra
above.
The mouth is
edentulous
and
situated
anteriorly,
on the under
side..
Wheel
::
Wheel (v. i.) To turn on an axis, or as on an axis; to
revolve;
to more
about;
to
rotate;
to
gyrate..
Affection
::
Affection
(n.) A
settled
good will; kind
feeling;
love;
zealous
or
tender
attachment;
-- often in the pl.
Formerly
followed
by to, but now more
generally
by for or
towards;
as,
filial,
social,
or
conjugal
affections;
to have an
affection
for or
towards
children..
Stearrhea
::
Stearoptene
(n.) The more solid
ingredient
of
certain
volatile
oils; --
contrasted
with
elaeoptene.
Four
::
Four (a.) One more than
three;
twice two.
Persulphide
::
Persulphide
(n.) A
sulphide
containing
more
sulphur
than some other
compound
of the same
elements;
as, iron
pyrites
is a
persulphide;
--
formerly
called
persulphuret..
Sea Bass
::
Sea bass () A large
marine
food fish
(Serranus,
/
Centropristis,
atrarius)
which
abounds
on the
Atlantic
coast of the
United
States.
It is dark
bluish,
with black
bands,
and more or less
varied
with small white spots and
blotches.
Called
also,
locally,
blue bass, black sea bass,
blackfish,
bluefish,
and black
perch..
Embryo
::
Embryo
(n.) The young of an
animal
in the womb, or more
specifically,
before
its parts are
developed
and it
becomes
a fetus (see
Fetus)..
Titanotherium
::
Titanotherium
(n.) A large
American
Miocene
mammal,
allied
to the
rhinoceros,
and more
nearly
to the
extinct
Brontotherium..
Accolade
::
Accolade
(n.) A brace used to join two or more
staves.
Clear
::
Clear (v. t.) To
render
more quick or
acute,
as the
understanding;
to make
perspicacious..
Undivided
::
Undivided
(a.) Not
directed
or given to more than one
object;
as,
undivided
attention
or
affection..
Basicity
::
Basicity
(n.) The power of an acid to unite with one or more atoms or
equivalents
of a base, as
indicated
by the
number
of
replaceable
hydrogen
atoms
contained
in the
acid..
Equimultiple
::
Equimultiple
(n.) One of the
products
arising
from the
multiplication
of two or more
quantities
by the same
number
or
quantity.
Thus, seven times 2, or 14, and seven times 4, or 28, are
equimultiples
of 2 and 4..
Equipollency
::
Equipollency
(n.)
Sameness
of
signification
of two or more
propositions
which
differ
in
language.
Shaft
::
Shaft (n.) A solid or
hollow
cylinder
or bar,
having
one or more
journals
on which it rests and
revolves,
and
intended
to carry one or more
wheels
or other
revolving
parts and to
transmit
power or
motion;
as, the shaft of a steam
engine..
Cross-vaulting
::
Cross-vaulting
(n.)
Vaulting
formed
by the
intersection
of two or more
simple
vaults.
Union
::
Union (n.) The act of
uniting
or
joining
two or more
things
into one, or the state of being
united
or
joined;
junction;
coalition;
combination..
Protector
::
Protector
(n.) A
cardinal,
from one of the more
considerable
Roman
Catholic
nations,
who looks after the
interests
of his
people
at Rome; also, a
cardinal
who has the same
relation
to a
college,
religious
order,
etc..
Glassite
::
Glassite
(n.) A
member
of a
Scottish
sect,
founded
in the 18th
century
by John
Glass,
a
minister
of the
Established
Church
of
Scotland,
who
taught
that
justifying
faith is no more than a
simple
assent
to the
divine
testimone
passively
recived
by the
understanding.
The
English
and
American
adherents
of this faith are
called
Sandemanians,
after
Robert
Sandeman,
the
son-in-law
and
disciple
of
Glass..
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