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Definition of proper
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Proper
(a.)
Belonging
to one; one's own;
individual.
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Metameric
::
Metameric
(a.)
Having
the same
elements
united
in the same
proportion
by
weight,
and with the same
molecular
weight,
but
possessing
a
different
structure
and
different
properties;
as,
methyl
ether and ethyl
alcohol
are
metameric
compounds.
See
Isomeric..
Secundo-geniture
::
Secundo-geniture
(n.) A right of
inheritance
belonging
to a
second
son; a
property
or
possession
so
inherited.
Taste
::
Taste (n.) The one of the five
senses
by which
certain
properties
of
bodies
(called
their
taste,
savor,
flavor)
are
ascertained
by
contact
with the
organs
of
taste..
Albuminate
::
Albuminate
(n.) A
substance
produced
by the
action
of an
alkali
upon
albumin,
and
resembling
casein
in its
properties;
also, a
compound
formed
by the union of
albumin
with
another
substance..
Decency
::
Decency
(n.) That which is
proper
or
becoming.
Misinstruction
::
Misinstruction
(n.) Wrong or
improper
instruction.
Recovery
::
Recovery
(n.) In
rowing,
the act of
regaining
the
proper
position
for
making
a new
stroke..
Parallelogrammical
::
Parallelogrammical
(a.)
Having
the
properties
of a
parallelogram.
John
::
John (n.) A
proper
name of a man.
Improperation
::
Improperation
(n.) The act of
upbraiding
or
taunting;
a
reproach;
a
taunt.
White
::
White
(superl.)
Reflecting
to the eye all the rays of the
spectrum
combined;
not
tinted
with any of the
proper
colors
or their
mixtures;
having
the color of pure snow;
snowy;
-- the
opposite
of black or dark; as, white
paper;
a white
skin..
Morin
::
Morin (n.) A
yellow
crystalline
substance
of acid
properties
extracted
from
fustic
(Maclura
tinctoria,
formerly
called
Morus
tinctoria);
--
called
also moric
acid..
Poor
::
Poor
(superl.)
So
completely
destitute
of
property
as to be
entitled
to
maintenance
from the
public.
Shape
::
Shape (n.) To form or
create;
especially,
to mold or make into a
particular
form; to give
proper
form or
figure
to..
Statistics
::
Statistics
(n.)
Classified
facts
respecting
the
condition
of the
people
in a
state,
their
health,
their
longevity,
domestic
economy,
arts,
property,
and
political
strength,
their
resources,
the state of the
country,
etc., or
respecting
any
particular
class or
interest;
especially,
those facts which can be
stated
in
numbers,
or in
tables
of
numbers,
or in any
tabular
and
classified
arrangement..
Promise
::
Promise
(a.) An
engagement
by one
person
to
another,
either
in words or in
writing,
but
properly
not under seal, for the
performance
or
nonperformance
of some
particular
thing.
The word
promise
is used to
denote
the mere
engagement
of a
person,
without
regard
to the
consideration
for it, or the
corresponding
duty of the party to whom it is
made..
Abortive
::
Abortive
(n.) A
medicine
to which is
attributed
the
property
of
causing
abortion.
Pneumatical
::
Pneumatical
(a.)
Consisting
of, or
resembling,
air;
having
the
properties
of an
elastic
fluid;
gaseous;
opposed
to dense or
solid..
Pyromorphous
::
Pyromorphous
(a.)
Having
the
property
of
crystallizing
by the
agency
of fire.
Stock
::
Stock (n.) Money or
capital
which an
individual
or a firm
employs
in
business;
fund; in the
United
States,
the
capital
of a bank or other
company,
in the form of
transferable
shares,
each of a
certain
amount;
money
funded
in
government
securities,
called
also the
public
funds;
in the
plural,
property
consisting
of
shares
in
joint-stock
companies,
or in the
obligations
of a
government
for its
funded
debt; -- so in the
United
States,
but in
England
the
latter
only are
called
stocks,
and the
former
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