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Definition of partly
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Partly
(adv.)
In part; in some
measure
of
degree;
not
wholly.
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Semi-
::
Semi- () A
prefix
signifying
half, and
sometimes
partly
or
imperfectly;
as,
semiannual,
half
yearly;
semitransparent,
imperfectly
transparent..
Malleolus
::
Malleolus
(n.) A
layer,
a shoot
partly
buried
in the
ground,
and there cut
halfway
through..
Semiglutin
::
Semiglutin
(n.) A
peptonelike
body,
insoluble
in
alcohol,
formed
by
boiling
collagen
or
gelatin
for a long time in
water.
Hemicollin,
a like body, is also
formed
at the same time, and
differs
from
semiglutin
by being
partly
soluble
in
alcohol..
Ferrule
::
Ferrule
(n.) A
bushing
for
expanding
the end of a flue to
fasten
it
tightly
in the tube
plate,
or for
partly
filling
up its
mouth..
Dugout
::
Dugout
(n.) A house made
partly
in a
hillside
or
slighter
elevation.
Fibrochondrosteal
::
Fibrochondrosteal
(a.)
Partly
fibrous,
partly
cartilaginous,
and
partly
osseous..
Nard
::
Nard (n.) An
ointment
prepared
partly
from this
plant.
See
Spikenard.
Key
::
Key (n.) A bar, pin or
wedge,
to
secure
a
crank,
pulley,
coupling,
etc., upon a
shaft,
and
prevent
relative
turning;
sometimes
holding
by
friction
alone,
but more
frequently
by its
resistance
to
shearing,
being
usually
embedded
partly
in the shaft and
partly
in the
crank,
pulley,
etc..
Weregild
::
Weregild
(n.) The price of a man's head; a
compensation
paid of a man
killed,
partly
to the king for the loss of a
subject,
partly
to the lord of a
vassal,
and
partly
to the next of kin. It was paid by the
murderer..
Salmis
::
Salmis
(n.) A
ragout
of
partly
roasted
game
stewed
with
sauce,
wine,
bread,
and
condiments
suited
to
provoke
appetite..
Match
::
Match (v.) A
perforated
board,
block of
plaster,
hardened
sand, etc., in which a
pattern
is
partly
imbedded
when a mold is made, for
giving
shape to the
surfaces
of
separation
between
the parts of the
mold..
Pome
::
Pome (n.) A fruit
composed
of
several
cartilaginous
or bony
carpels
inclosed
in an
adherent
fleshy
mass, which is
partly
receptacle
and
partly
calyx,
as an
apple,
quince,
or
pear..
Strip
::
Strip (v. t.) To
remove
fiber,
flock,
or lint from; -- said of the teeth of a card when it
becomes
partly
clogged..
Firing
::
Firing
(n.) The
process
of
partly
vitrifying
pottery
by
exposing
it to
intense
heat in a kiln.
Part
::
Part
(adv.)
Partly;
in a
measure.
Semiligneous
::
Semiligneous
(a.) Half or
partially
ligneous,
as a stem
partly
woody and
partly
herbaceous..
Amphoteric
::
Amphoteric
(a.)
Partly
one and
partly
the
other;
neither
acid nor
alkaline;
neutral.
Penumbra
::
Penumbra
(n.) The
shadow
cast, in an
eclipse,
where the light is
partly,
but not
wholly,
cut off by the
intervening
body; the space of
partial
illumination
between
the
umbra,
or
perfect
shadow,
on all
sides,
and the full
light..
Cinder
::
Cinder
(n.)
Partly
burned
or
vitrified
coal, or other
combustible,
in which fire is
extinct..
Pehlevi
::
Pehlevi
(n.) An
ancient
Persian
dialect
in which words were
partly
represented
by their
Semitic
equivalents.
It was in use from the 3d
century
(and
perhaps
earlier)
to the
middle
of the 7th
century,
and later in
religious
writings..
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