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Definition of race
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of race is as below...
Race (v. i.) To run
swiftly;
to
contend
in a race; as, the
animals
raced over the
ground;
the ships raced from port to
port..
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Shame
::
Shame (n.) The cause or
reason
of
shame;
that which
brings
reproach,
and
degrades
a
person
in the
estimation
of
others;
disgrace..
Terrace
::
Terrace
(v.) A
raised
level
space,
shelf,
or
platform
of
earth,
supported
on one or more sides by a wall, a bank of tuft, or the like,
whether
designed
for use or
pleasure..
Ethnologically
::
Ethnologically
(adv.)
In an
ethnological
manner;
by
ethnological
classification;
as, one
belonging
ethnologically
to an
African
race..
Coeducation
::
Coeducation
(n.) An
educating
together,
as of
persons
of
different
sexes or
races..
Race
::
Race (v. t.) To cause to
contend
in a race; to drive at high
speed;
as, to race
horses..
Race
::
Race (n.)
Hence:
The act or
process
of
running
in
competition;
a
contest
of speed in any way, as in
running,
riding,
driving,
skating,
rowing,
sailing;
in the
plural,
usually,
a
meeting
for
contests
in the
running
of
horses;
as, he
attended
the
races..
Derby
::
Derby (n.) A race for
three-old
horses,
run
annually
at Epsom (near
London),
for the Derby
stakes.
It was
instituted
by the 12th Earl of
Derby,
in
1780..
Disgrace
::
Disgrace
(n.) To do
disfavor
to; to bring
reproach
or shame upon; to
dishonor;
to treat or cover with
ignominy;
to lower in
estimation.
Pax
::
Pax (n.) The kiss of
peace;
also, the
embrace
in the
sanctuary
now
substituted
for it at High Mass in Roman
Catholic
churches..
Mother
::
Mother
(n.) A
female
parent;
especially,
one of the human race; a woman who has borne a
child..
Shonde
::
Shonde
(n.) Harm;
disgrace;
shame.
Inelegancy
::
Inelegancy
(n.) The
quality
of being
inelegant;
want of
elegance
or
grace;
want of
refinement,
beauty,
or
polish
in
language,
composition,
or
manners..
Tout
::
Tout (n.) One who
secretly
watches
race
horses
which are in
course
of
training,
to get
information
about their
capabilities,
for use in
betting..
Demoiselle
::
Demoiselle
(n.) The
Numidian
crane
(Anthropoides
virgo);
-- so
called
on
account
of the grace and
symmetry
of its form and
movements.
Snap
::
Snap (v. t.) A small catch or
fastening
held or
closed
by means of a
spring,
or one which
closes
with a
snapping
sound,
as the catch of a
bracelet,
necklace,
clasp of a book, etc..
Disgrace
::
Disgrace
(n.) An act of
unkindness;
a
disfavor.
Starter
::
Starter
(n.) One who, or that
which,
starts;
as, a
starter
on a
journey;
the
starter
of a
race..
Paracelsian
::
Paracelsian
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or in
conformity
with, the
practice
of
Paracelsus,
a Swiss
physician
of the 15th
century..
Micronesians
::
Micronesians
(n. pl.) A dark race
inhabiting
the
Micronesian
Islands.
They are
supposed
to be a mixed race,
derived
from
Polynesians
and
Papuans..
Armil
::
Armil (n.) A
bracelet.
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