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Definition of attle
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Attle (n.)
Rubbish
or
refuse
consisting
of
broken
rock
containing
little
or no ore.
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Danewort
::
Danewort
(n.) A fetid
European
species
of elder
(Sambucus
Ebulus);
dwarf
elder;
wallwort;
elderwort;
--
called
also
Daneweed,
Dane's
weed, and
Dane's-blood.
[Said to grow on spots where
battles
were
fought
against
the
Danes.].
Cowboy
::
Cowboy
(n.) A
cattle
herder;
a
drover;
specifically,
one of an
adventurous
class of
herders
and
drovers
on the
plains
of the
Western
and
Southwestern
United
States..
Levant
::
Levant
(a.)
Rising
or
having
risen from rest; -- said of
cattle.
See
Couchant
and
levant,
under
Couchant..
Embattlement
::
Embattlement
(n.) The
fortifying
of a
building
or a wall by means of
battlements.
Spattle
::
Spattle
(n.) A tool or
implement
for
mottling
a
molded
article
with
coloring
matte.
Graminivorous
::
Graminivorous
(a.)
Feeding
or
subsisting
on
grass,
and the like food; -- said of
horses,
cattle,
and other
animals..
Hovel
::
Hovel (n.) An open shed for
sheltering
cattle,
or
protecting
produce,
etc., from the
weather..
Ruttle
::
Ruttle
(n.) A
rattling
sound in the
throat
arising
from
difficulty
of
breathing;
a
rattle.
Impound
::
Impound
(v. t.) To shut up or place in an
inclosure
called
a
pound;
hence,
to hold in the
custody
of a
court;
as, to
impound
stray
cattle;
to
impound
a
document
for safe
keeping..
Embattle
::
Embattle
(v. i.) To be
arrayed
for
battle.
Hypothec
::
Hypothec
(n.) A
landlord's
right,
independently
of
stipulation,
over the
stocking
(cattle,
implements,
etc.),
and crops of his
tenant,
as
security
for
payment
of
rent..
Recreant
::
Recreant
(a.)
Crying
for
mercy,
as a
combatant
in the trial by
battle;
yielding;
cowardly;
mean-spirited;
craven..
Merlon
::
Merlon
(n.) One of the solid parts of a
battlemented
parapet;
a
battlement.
See
Illust.
of
Battlement.
Gain
::
Gain (n.) To come off
winner
or
victor
in; to be
successful
in; to
obtain
by
competition;
as, to gain a
battle;
to gain a case at law; to gain a
prize..
Gad
::
Gad (n.) A rod or
stick,
as a
fishing
rod, a
measuring
rod, or a rod used to drive
cattle
with..
Magenta
::
Magenta
(n.) An
aniline
dye
obtained
as an
amorphous
substance
having
a green
bronze
surface
color,
which
dissolves
to a shade of red; also, the
color;
-- so
called
from
Magenta,
in
Italy,
in
allusion
to the
battle
fought
there about the time the dye was
discovered.
Called
also
fuchsine,
roseine,
etc..
Shorthorn
::
Shorthorn
(a.) One of a breed of
large,
heavy
domestic
cattle
having
short
horns.
The breed was
developed
in
England..
Drive
::
Drive (v. t.) To impel or urge
onward
by force in a
direction
away from one, or along
before
one; to push
forward;
to
compel
to move on; to
communicate
motion
to; as, to drive
cattle;
to drive a nail; smoke
drives
persons
from a
room..
Lobby
::
Lobby (n.) A
confined
place for
cattle,
formed
by
hedges.
trees,
or other
fencing,
near the
farmyard..
Yellowlegs
::
Yellowlegs
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
long-legged
sandpipers
of the genus
Totanus,
in which the legs are
bright
yellow;
--
called
also stone
snipe,
tattler,
telltale,
yellowshanks;
and
yellowshins.
See
Tattler,
2..
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