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Definition of page
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Page (n.) The type set up for
printing
a page.
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Jest
::
Jest (n.) A mask; a
pageant;
an
interlude.
Page
::
Page (v. t.) To
attend
(one) as a page.
Signature
::
Signature
(v. t.) A
letter
or
figure
placed
at the
bottom
of the first page of each sheet of a book or
pamphlet,
as a
direction
to the
binder
in
arranging
and
folding
the
sheets..
Scaleboard
::
Scaleboard
(n.) A thin slip of wood used to
justify
a page.
Microphotograph
::
Microphotograph
(n.) A
microscopically
small
photograph
of a
picture,
writing,
printed
page, etc..
Rampage
::
Rampage
(v. i.) To leap or
prance
about,
as an
animal;
to be
violent;
to
rage..
Establishment
::
Establishment
(n.) That which is
established;
as: (a) A form of
government,
civil or
ecclesiastical;
especially,
a
system
of
religion
maintained
by the civil
power;
as, the
Episcopal
establishment
of
England.
(b) A
permanent
civil,
military,
or
commercial,
force or
organization.
(c) The place in which one is
permanently
fixed for
residence
or
business;
residence,
including
grounds,
furniture,
equipage,
etc.; with which one is
fitted
out; also, any
office
or place of
business,
with its
fixtures;
Becker
::
Becker
(n.) A
European
fish
(Pagellus
centrodontus);
the sea bream or
braise.
Donzel
::
Donzel
(n.) A young
squire,
or
knight's
attendant;
a
page..
Flower
::
Flower
(n.)
Ornamental
type used
chiefly
for
borders
around
pages,
cards,
etc..
Glitter
::
Glitter
(n.) A
bright,
sparkling
light;
brilliant
and showy
luster;
brilliancy;
as, the
glitter
of arms; the
glitter
of royal
equipage..
Deadlock
::
Deadlock
(n.) A
counteraction
of
things,
which
produces
an
entire
stoppage;
a
complete
obstruction
of
action..
Sextodecimo
::
Sextodecimo
(a.)
Having
sixteen
leaves
to a
sheet;
of, or equal to, the size of one fold of a sheet of
printing
paper when
folded
so as to make
sixteen
leaves,
or
thirty-two
pages;
as, a
sextodecimo
volume..
Wrappage
::
Wrappage
(n.) That which
wraps;
envelope;
covering.
Above
::
Above
(adv.)
Earlier
in
order;
higher
in the same page;
hence,
in a
foregoing
page..
Recto
::
Recto (n.) The
right-hand
page; --
opposed
to
verso.
Equipment
::
Equipment
(n.)
Whatever
is used in
equipping;
necessaries
for an
expedition
or
voyage;
the
collective
designation
for the
articles
comprising
an
outfit;
equipage;
as, a
railroad
equipment
(locomotives,
cars, etc. ; for
carrying
on
business);
horse
equipments;
infantry
equipments;
naval
equipments;
laboratory
equipments..
Interline
::
Interline
(v. t.) To write or
insert
between
lines
already
written
or
printed,
as for
correction
or
addition;
to write or print
something
between
the lines of; as, to
interline
a page or a
book..
Advance
::
Advance
(a.)
Before
in
place,
or
beforehand
in time; -- used for
advanced;
as, an
advance
guard,
or that
before
the main guard or body of an army;
advance
payment,
or that made
before
it is due;
advance
proofs,
advance
sheets,
pages of a
forthcoming
volume,
received
in
advance
of the time of
publication..
Imposing
::
Imposing
(n.) The act of
imposing
the
columns
of a page, or the pages of a
sheet.
See
Impose,
v. t., 4..
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