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Definition of range
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Range (v. i.) To be
native
to, or live in, a
certain
district
or
region;
as, the peba
ranges
from Texas to
Paraguay..
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Droll
::
Droll
(superl.)
Queer,
and
fitted
to
provoke
laughter;
ludicrous
from
oddity;
amusing
and
strange..
Inversion
::
Inversion
(n.) A
change
by
inverted
order;
a
reversed
position
or
arrangement
of
things;
transposition.
Range
::
Range (n.) To rove over or
through;
as, to range the
fields..
Inflorescence
::
Inflorescence
(n.) The mode of
flowering,
or the
general
arrangement
and
disposition
of the
flowers
with
reference
to the axis, and to each
other..
Ptenoglossa
::
Ptenoglossa
(n. pl.) A
division
of
gastropod
mollusks
having
the teeth of the
radula
arranged
in long
transverse
rows,
somewhat
like the barbs of a
feather..
Bishop
::
Bishop
(n.) A
beverage,
being a
mixture
of wine,
oranges
or
lemons,
and
sugar..
Wonder
::
Wonder
(n.) That
emotion
which is
excited
by
novelty,
or the
presentation
to the sight or mind of
something
new,
unusual,
strange,
great,
extraordinary,
or not well
understood;
surprise;
astonishment;
admiration;
amazement..
Shipshape
::
Shipshape
(a.)
Arranged
in a
manner
befitting
a ship;
hence,
trim; tidy;
orderly..
Appoint
::
Appoint
(v. i.) To
ordain;
to
determine;
to
arrange.
Synchronism
::
Synchronism
(n.) The
tabular
arrangement
of
historical
events
and
personages,
according
to their
dates..
Range
::
Range (v.)
Sometimes,
less
properly,
the
trajectory
of a shot or
projectile..
Redshank
::
Redshank
(n.) A
common
Old World
limicoline
bird
(Totanus
calidris),
having
the legs and feet pale red. The
spotted
redshank
(T.
fuscus)
is
larger,
and has
orange-red
legs.
Called
also
redshanks,
redleg,
and
clee..
Unbalanced
::
Unbalanced
(a.)
Being,
or being
thrown,
out of
equilibrium;
hence,
disordered
or
deranged
in
sense;
unsteady;
unsound;
as, an
unbalanced
mind..
Estrangedness
::
Estrangedness
(n.) State of being
estranged;
estrangement.
Dress
::
Dress (v. t.) To
adjust;
to put in good
order;
to
arrange;
specifically:
(a) To
prepare
for use; to fit for any use; to
render
suitable
for an
intended
purpose;
to get
ready;
as, to dress a slain
animal;
to dress meat; to dress
leather
or
cloth;
to dress or trim a lamp; to dress a
garden;
to dress a
horse,
by
currying
and
rubbing;
to dress
grain,
by
cleansing
it; in
mining
and
metallurgy,
to dress ores, by
sorting
and
separating
them..
Taste
::
Taste (n.) A
particular
sensation
excited
by the
application
of a
substance
to the
tongue;
the
quality
or savor of any
substance
as
perceived
by means of the
tongue;
flavor;
as, the taste of an
orange
or an
apple;
a
bitter
taste;
an acid
taste;
a sweet
taste..
Zincite
::
Zincite
(n.)
Native
zinc
oxide;
a
brittle,
translucent
mineral,
of an
orange-red
color;
--
called
also red zinc ore, and red oxide of
zinc..
Eutaxy
::
Eutaxy
(n.) Good or
established
order or
arrangement.
Neuter
::
Neuter
(n.) An
organism,
either
vegetable
or
animal,
which at its
maturity
has no
generative
organs,
or but
imperfectly
developed
ones, as a plant
without
stamens
or
pistils,
as the
garden
Hydrangea;
esp., one of the
imperfectly
developed
females
of
certain
social
insects,
as of the ant and the
common
honeybee,
which
perform
the
labors
of the
community,
and are
called
workers..
Kilting
::
Kilting
(n.) A
perpendicular
arrangement
of flat,
single
plaits,
each plait being
folded
so as to cover half the
breadth
of the
preceding
one..
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