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Definition of mount
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Mount (v. t.) To raise
aloft;
to lift on high.
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Boatful
::
Boatful
(n.) The
quantity
or
amount
that fills a boat.
Tunnel
::
Tunnel
(v. t.) To make an
opening,
or a
passageway,
through
or
under;
as, to
tunnel
a
mountain;
to
tunnel
a
river..
Liquidate
::
Liquidate
(v. t.) In an
extended
sense:
To
ascertain
the
amount,
or the
several
amounts,
of , and apply
assets
toward
the
discharge
of (an
indebtedness)..
Tut-work
::
Tut-work
(n.) Work done by the
piece,
as in
nonmetaliferous
rock, the
amount
done being
usually
reckoned
by the
fathom..
Installment
::
Installment
(n.) A
portion
of a debt, or sum of
money,
which is
divided
into
portions
that are made
payable
at
different
times.
Payment
by
installment
is
payment
by parts at
different
times,
the
amounts
and times being often
definitely
stipulated..
Em
::
Em (n.) The
portion
of a line
formerly
occupied
by the
letter
m, then a
square
type, used as a unit by which to
measure
the
amount
of
printed
matter
on a page; the
square
of the body of a
type..
Tax
::
Tax (n.) To
assess,
fix, or
determine
judicially,
the
amount
of; as, to tax the cost of an
action
in
court..
Isonephelic
::
Isonephelic
(a.)
Having,
or
indicating,
an equal
amount
of
cloudiness
for a given
period;
as,
isonephelic
regions;
an
isonephelic
line..
Checkage
::
Checkage
(n.) The
items,
or the
amount,
to which
attention
is
called
by a check or
checks..
Melancholy
::
Melancholy
(n.) Great and
continued
depression
of
spirits,
amounting
to
mental
unsoundness;
melancholia..
Swinebread
::
Swine (n.) Any
animal
of the hog kind,
especially
one of the
domestical
species.
Swine
secrete
a large
amount
of
subcutaneous
fat,
which,
when
extracted,
is known as lard. The male is
specifically
called
boar, the
female,
sow, and the
young,
pig. See Hog..
Catskill Period
::
Catskill
period
() The
closing
subdivision
of the
Devonian
age in
America.
The rocks of this
period
are well
developed
in the
Catskill
mountains,
and
extend
south and west under the
Carboniferous
formation.
See the
Diagram
under
Geology..
Stadia
::
Stadimeter
(n.) A
horizontal
graduated
bar
mounted
on a
staff,
used as a
stadium,
or
telemeter,
for
measuring
distances..
Sidesaddle
::
Sidesaddle
(n.) A
saddle
for
women,
in which the rider sits with both feet on one side of the
animal
mounted..
Counterfort
::
Counterfort
(n.) A spur or
projection
of a
mountain.
Geanticlinal
::
Geanticlinal
(n.) An
upward
bend or
flexure
of a
considerable
portion
of the
earth's
crust,
resulting
in the
formation
of a class of
mountain
elevations
called
anticlinoria;
--
opposed
to
geosynclinal..
Cowberry
::
Cowberry
(n.) A
species
of
Vaccinium
(V.
Vitis-idaea),
which bears acid red
berries
which are
sometimes
used in
cookery;
--
locally
called
mountain
cranberry..
Mountainous
::
Mountainous
(a.) Large as, or
resembling,
a
mountain;
huge; of great bulk; as, a
mountainous
heap..
Copious
::
Copious
(a.) Large in
quantity
or
amount;
plentiful;
abundant;
fruitful.
Sheep
::
Sheep (n. sing. & pl.) Any one of
several
species
of
ruminants
of the genus Ovis,
native
of the
higher
mountains
of both
hemispheres,
but most
numerous
in
Asia..
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