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Definition of related
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Related
(p. p. & a.)
Allied
by
kindred;
connected
by blood or
alliance,
particularly
by
consanguinity;
as,
persons
related
in the first or
second
degree..
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Bluebird
::
Bluebird
(n.) A small song bird
(Sialia
sialis),
very
common
in the
United
States,
and, in the
north,
one of the
earliest
to
arrive
in
spring.
The male is blue, with the
breast
reddish.
It is
related
to the
European
robin..
Confervoid
::
Confervoid
(a.) Like, or
related
to, the
confervae..
Anaerobiotic
::
Anaerobiotic
(a.)
Related
to, or of the
nature
of,
anaerobies..
Metempirics
::
Metempirics
(n.) The
concepts
and
relations
which are
conceived
as
beyond,
and yet as
related
to, the
knowledge
gained
by
experience..
Capybara
::
Capybara
(n.) A large South
American
rodent
(Hydrochaerus
capybara)
Living
on the
margins
of lakes and
rivers.
It is the
largest
extant
rodent,
being about three feet long, and half that in
height.
It
somewhat
resembles
the
Guinea
pig, to which it is
related;
--
called
also
cabiai
and water hog..
Mackerel
::
Mackerel
(n.) Any
species
of the genus
Scomber,
and of
several
related
genera.
They are
finely
formed
and very
active
oceanic
fishes.
Most of them are
highly
prized
for
food..
Basic
::
Basic (a.)
Having
the base in
excess,
or the
amount
of the base
atomically
greater
than that of the acid, or
exceeding
in
proportion
that of the
related
neutral
salt..
Cadmium
::
Cadmium
(n.) A
comparatively
rare
element
related
to zinc, and
occurring
in some zinc ores. It is a white
metal,
both
ductile
and
malleable.
Symbol
Cd.
Atomic
weight
111.8.
It was
discovered
by
Stromeyer
in 1817, who named it from its
association
with zinc or zinc ore..
Booby
::
Booby (n.) A
swimming
bird (Sula fiber or S. sula)
related
to the
common
gannet,
and found in the West
Indies,
nesting
on the bare
rocks.
It is so
called
on
account
of its
apparent
stupidity.
The name is also
sometimes
applied
to other
species
of
gannets;
as, S.
piscator,
the
red-footed
booby..
Ule
::
Ule (n.) A
Mexican
and
Central
American
tree
(Castilloa
elastica
and C.
Markhamiana)
related
to the
breadfruit
tree. Its milky juice
contains
caoutchouc.
Called
also ule tree.
D
::
D () The
fourth
letter
of the
English
alphabet,
and a vocal
consonant.
The
English
letter
is from
Latin,
which is from
Greek,
which took it from
Ph/nician,
the
probable
ultimate
origin
being
Egyptian.
It is
related
most
nearly
to t and th; as, Eng. deep, G. tief; Eng.
daughter,
G.
tochter,
Gr.
qyga`thr,
Skr.
duhitr.
See Guide to
Pronunciation,
Ã178,
179, 229..
Devilfish
::
Devilfish
(n.) A huge ray
(Manta
birostris
/
Cephaloptera
vampyrus)
of the Gulf of
Mexico
and
Southern
Atlantic
coasts.
Several
other
related
species
take the same name. See
Cephaloptera.
N
::
N () the
fourteenth
letter
of
English
alphabet,
is a vocal
consonent,
and, in
allusion
to its mode of
formation,
is
called
the
dentinasal
or
linguanasal
consonent.
Its
commoner
sound is that heard in ran, done; but when
immediately
followed
in the same word by the sound of g hard or k (as in
single,
sink,
conquer),
it
usually
represents
the same sound as the
digraph
ng in sing,
bring,
etc. This is a
simple
but
related
sound,
and is
called
the
gutturo-nasal
consonent.
See Guide to
Pronunciation,
Cabrilla
::
Cabrilla
(n.) A name
applied
to
various
species
of
edible
fishes
of the genus
Serranus,
and
related
genera,
inhabiting
the
Meditarranean,
the coast of
California,
etc. In
California,
some of them are also
called
rock bass and kelp
salmon..
Ytterbium
::
Ytterbium
(n.) A rare
element
of the boron
group,
sometimes
associated
with
yttrium
or other
related
elements,
as in
euxenite
and
gadolinite.
Symbol
Yb;
provisional
atomic
weight
173.2.
Cf.
Yttrium..
Ammonite
::
Ammonite
(n.) A
fossil
cephalopod
shell
related
to the
nautilus.
There are many
genera
and
species,
and all are
extinct,
the
typical
forms
having
existed
only in the
Mesozoic
age, when they were
exceedingly
numerous.
They
differ
from the
nautili
in
having
the
margins
of the septa very much lobed or
plaited,
and the
siphuncle
dorsal.
Also
called
serpent
stone,
snake
stone,
and cornu
Ammonis..
Type
::
Type (n.) A
simple
compound,
used as a mode or
pattern
to which other
compounds
are
conveniently
regarded
as being
related,
and from which they may be
actually
or
theoretically
derived..
Bromine
::
Bromine
(n.) One of the
elements,
related
in its
chemical
qualities
to
chlorine
and
iodine.
Atomic
weight
79.8.
Symbol
Br. It is a deep
reddish
brown
liquid
of a very
disagreeable
odor,
emitting
a
brownish
vapor at the
ordinary
temperature.
In
combination
it is found in
minute
quantities
in sea
water,
and in many
saline
springs.
It
occurs
also in the
mineral
bromyrite..
Ladies'' Eardrops
::
Ladies'
eardrops
() The
small-flowered
Fuchsia
(F.
coccinea),
and other
closely
related
species..
Relation
::
Relation
(n.) The state of being
related
or of
referring;
what is
apprehended
as
appertaining
to a being or
quality,
by
considering
it in its
bearing
upon
something
else;
relative
quality
or
condition;
the being such and such with
regard
or
respect
to some other
thing;
connection;
as, the
relation
of
experience
to
knowledge;
the
relation
of
master
to
servant..
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