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Definition of ominate
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Ominate
(v. t. & i.) To
presage;
to
foreshow;
to
foretoken.
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Name
::
Name (n.) To give a
distinctive
name or
appellation
to; to
entitle;
to
denominate;
to
style;
to call.
Ilium
::
Ilium (n.) The
dorsal
one of the three
principal
bones
comprising
either
lateral
half of the
pelvis;
the
dorsal
or upper part of the hip bone. See
Innominate
bone, under
Innominate..
Denominate
::
Denominate
(v. t.) To give a name to; to
characterize
by an
epithet;
to
entitle;
to name; to
designate.
Ballet
::
Ballet
(n.) A
bearing
in coats of arms,
representing
one or more
balls,
which are
denominated
bezants,
plates,
etc.,
according
to
color..
Nominate
::
Nominate
(v. t.) To call; to
entitle;
to
denominate.
Fever
::
Fever (n.) A
diseased
state of the
system,
marked
by
increased
heat,
acceleration
of the
pulse,
and a
general
derangement
of the
functions,
including
usually,
thirst
and loss of
appetite.
Many
diseases,
of which fever is the most
prominent
symptom,
are
denominated
fevers;
as,
typhoid
fever;
yellow
fever..
Stylet
::
Style (v. t.) To
entitle;
to term, name, or call; to
denominate..
Averroist
::
Averroist
(n.) One of a sect of
peripatetic
philosophers,
who
appeared
in Italy
before
the
restoration
of
learning;
so
denominated
from
Averroes,
or
Averrhoes,
a
celebrated
Arabian
philosopher.
He held the
doctrine
of
monopsychism..
Denominable
::
Denominable
(a.)
Capable
of being
denominated
or
named.
Nominated
::
Nominated
(imp. & p. p.) of
Nominat.
Call
::
Call (v. t.) To
regard
or
characterize
as of a
certain
kind; to
denominate;
to
designate.
Name
::
Name (n.) To
designate
by name or
specifically
for any
purpose;
to
nominate;
to
specify;
to
appoint;
as, to name a day for the
wedding..
Caucus
::
Caucus
(n.) A
meeting,
especially
a
preliminary
meeting,
of
persons
belonging
to a
party,
to
nominate
candidates
for
public
office,
or to
select
delegates
to a
nominating
convention,
or to
confer
regarding
measures
of party
policy;
a
political
primary
meeting..
Socage
::
Socage
(n.) A
tenure
of lands and
tenements
by a
certain
or
determinate
service;
a
tenure
distinct
from
chivalry
or
knight's
service,
in which the
obligations
were
uncertain.
The
service
must be
certain,
in order to be
denominated
socage,
as to hold by
fealty
and
twenty
shillings
rent..
Nominate
::
Nominate
(v. t.) To
mention
by name; to name.
Comedy
::
Comedy
(n.) A
dramatic
composition,
or
representation
of a
bright
and
amusing
character,
based upon the
foibles
of
individuals,
the
manners
of
society,
or the
ludicrous
events
or
accidents
of life; a play in which mirth
predominates
and the
termination
of the plot is
happy;
--
opposed
to
tragedy..
Colure
::
Colure
(n.) One of two great
circles
intersecting
at right
angles
in the poles of the
equator.
One of them
passes
through
the
equinoctial
points,
and hence is
denominated
the
equinoctial
colure;
the other
intersects
the
equator
at the
distance
of 90¡ from the
former,
and is
called
the
solstitial
colure..
Nominate
::
Nominate
(v. t.) To set down in
express
terms;
to
state.
Straight
::
Straight
(superl.)
Making
no
exceptions
or
deviations
in one's
support
of the
organization
and
candidates
of a
political
party;
as, a
straight
Republican;
a
straight
Democrat;
also,
containing
the names of all the
regularly
nominated
candidates
of a party and no
others;
as, a
straight
ballot..
Present
::
Present
(a.) To
nominate
to an
ecclesiastical
benefice;
to offer to the
bishop
or
ordinary
as a
candidate
for
institution.
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