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Definition of particle
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Particle
(n.) The
smaller
hosts
distributed
in the
communion
of the
laity.
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Pityriasis
::
Pityriasis
(n.) A
superficial
affection
of the skin,
characterized
by
irregular
patches
of thin
scales
which are shed in
branlike
particles..
Irony
::
Irony (a.) Made or
consisting
of iron;
partaking
of iron; iron; as, irony
chains;
irony
particles..
Fine
::
Fine
(superl.)
Not
coarse;
comminuted;
in small
particles;
as, fine sand or
flour..
Plastidule
::
Plastidule
(n.) One of the small
particles
or
organic
molecules
of
protoplasm.
Prepositive
::
Prepositive
(a.) Put
before;
prefixed;
as, a
prepositive
particle..
Preposition
::
Preposition
(n.) A word
employed
to
connect
a noun or a
pronoun,
in an
adjectival
or
adverbial
sense,
with some other word; a
particle
used with a noun or
pronoun
(in
English
always
in the
objective
case) to make a
phrase
limiting
some other word; -- so
called
because
usually
placed
before
the word with which it is
phrased;
as, a
bridge
of iron; he comes from town; it is good for food; he
escaped
by
running..
Hardness
::
Hardness
(n.) The
cohesion
of the
particles
on the
surface
of a body,
determined
by its
capacity
to
scratch
another,
or be
itself
scratched;-measured
among
minerals
on a scale of which
diamond
and talc form the
extremes..
Ecphonema
::
Ecphonema
(n.) A
breaking
out with some
interjectional
particle.
Tension
::
Tension
(a.)
Expansive
force;
the force with which the
particles
of a body, as a gas, tend to
recede
from each other and
occupy
a
larger
space;
elastic
force;
elasticity;
as, the
tension
of
vapor;
the
tension
of air..
Expire
::
Expire
(v. t.) To give forth
insensibly
or
gently,
as a fluid or
vapor;
to emit in
minute
particles;
to
exhale;
as, the earth
expires
a damp
vapor;
plants
expire
odors..
Privative
::
Privative
(a.)
Implying
privation
or
negation;
giving
a
negative
force to a word; as, alpha
privative;
privative
particles;
--
applied
to such
prefixes
and
suffixes
as a- (Gr. /), un-, non-,
-less..
Sprinkle
::
Sprinkle
(v. i.) To fly or be
scattered
in small drops or
particles.
Ascus
::
Ascus (n.) A small
membranous
bladder
or tube in which are
inclosed
the
seedlike
reproductive
particles
or
sporules
of
lichens
and
certain
fungi.
Sprinkle
::
Sprinkle
(v. i.) To
scatter
a
liquid,
or any fine
substance,
so that it may fall in
particles..
Homogeneous
::
Homogeneous
(a.) Of the same kind of
nature;
consisting
of
similar
parts,
or of
elements
of the like
nature;
--
opposed
to
heterogeneous;
as,
homogeneous
particles,
elements,
or
principles;
homogeneous
bodies..
Intermobility
::
Intermobility
(n.)
Capacity
of
things
to move among each
other;
as, the
intermobility
of fluid
particles..
Associate
::
Associate
(v. t.) To join or
connect;
to
combine
in
acting;
as,
particles
of gold
associated
with other
substances..
Odoriferous
::
Odoriferous
(a.)
Bearing
or
yielding
an odor;
perfumed;
usually,
sweet of
scent;
fragrant;
as,
odoriferous
spices,
particles,
fumes,
breezes..
Sprinkling
::
Sprinkling
(n.) A small
quantity
falling
in
distinct
drops or
particles;
as, a
sprinkling
of rain or
snow..
Vortex
::
Vortex
(n.) A
supposed
collection
of
particles
of very
subtile
matter,
endowed
with a rapid
rotary
motion
around
an axis which was also the axis of a sun or a
planet.
Descartes
attempted
to
account
for the
formation
of the
universe,
and the
movements
of the
bodies
composing
it, by a
theory
of
vortices..
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