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Definition of proper
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Proper
(adv.)
Properly;
hence,
to a great
degree;
very; as,
proper
good..
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Properispome
::
Properispome
(n.)
Properispomenon.
Condensative
::
Condensative
(a.)
Having
the
property
of
condensing.
Dextro-
::
Dextro-
()
having
the
property
of
turning
the plane of
polarized
light to the
right;
as,
dextrotartaric
acid..
Debased
::
Debased
(a.)
Turned
upside
down from its
proper
position;
inverted;
reversed.
Watch
::
Watch (v. i.) To serve the
purpose
of a
watchman
by
floating
properly
in its
place;
-- said of a buoy.
Voice
::
Voice (v. t.) To fit for
producing
the
proper
sounds;
to
regulate
the tone of; as, to voice the pipes of an
organ..
Hepar
::
Hepar (n.) Any
substance
resembling
hepar
proper,
in
appearance;
specifically,
in
homeopathy,
calcium
sulphide,
called
also hepar
sulphuris
calcareum
(/)..
Rawly
::
Rawly
(adv.)
Without
proper
preparation
or
provision.
Metalline
::
Metalline
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
resembling,
a
metal;
metallic;
as,
metalline
properties..
Unship
::
Unship
(v. t.) To
remove
or
detach,
as any part or
implement,
from its
proper
position
or
connection
when in use; as, to
unship
an oar; to
unship
capstan
bars; to
unship
the
tiller..
Electrometer
::
Electrometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
the
quantity
or
intensity
of
electricity;
also,
sometimes,
and less
properly,
applied
to an
instrument
which
indicates
the
presence
of
electricity
(usually
called
an
electroscope)..
Accident
::
Accident
(n.) A
property
attached
to a word, but not
essential
to it, as
gender,
number,
case..
Dibasicity
::
Dibasicity
(n.) The
property
or
condition
of being
dibasic.
Chrysarobin
::
Chrysarobin
(n.) A
bitter,
yellow
substance
forming
the
essential
constituent
of Goa
powder,
and
yielding
chrysophanic
acid
proper;
hence
formerly
called
also
chrysphanic
acid..
Assignee
::
Assignee
(v.) A
person
to whom an
assignment
is made; a
person
appointed
or
deputed
by
another
to do some act,
perform
some
business,
or enjoy some
right,
privilege,
or
property;
as, an
assignee
of a
bankrupt.
See
Assignment
(c). An
assignee
may be by
special
appointment
or deed, or be
created
by jaw; as an
executor..
Thermochrosy
::
Thermochrosy
(n.) The
property
possessed
by heat of being
composed,
like
light,
of rays of
different
degrees
of
refrangibility,
which are
unequal
in rate or
degree
of
transmission
through
diathermic
substances..
Real
::
Real (a.)
Pertaining
to
things
fixed,
permanent,
or
immovable,
as to lands and
tenements;
as, real
property,
in
distinction
from
personal
or
movable
property..
Morin
::
Morin (n.) A
yellow
crystalline
substance
of acid
properties
extracted
from
fustic
(Maclura
tinctoria,
formerly
called
Morus
tinctoria);
--
called
also moric
acid..
Reinsure
::
Reinsure
(v. t.) To
insure,
as life or
property,
in favor of one who has taken an
insurance
risk upon it..
Urethane
::
Urethane
(n.) A white
crystalline
substance,
NH2.CO.OC2H5,
produced
by the
action
of
ammonia
on ethyl
carbonate.
It is used
somewhat
in
medicine
as a
hypnotic.
By
extension,
any one of the
series
of
related
substances
of which
urethane
proper
is the
type..
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