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Definition of replace
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Replace
(v. t.) To
supply
or
substitute
an
equivalent
for; as, to
replace
a lost
document..
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Hit
::
Hit (v. t.) To take up, or
replace
by a piece
belonging
to the
opposing
player;
-- said of a
single
unprotected
piece on a
point..
Transplantation
::
Transplantation
(n.) The
removal
of a
bodily
organ or of
tissues
from one
person,
and the
insertion
of them into
another
person
to
replace
a
damaged
organ or
tissue;
as, the
transplantation
of a
heart,
kidney,
or
liver..
Ingle
::
Ingle (n.)
Flame;
blaze;
a fire; a
fireplace.
Fireboard
::
Fireboard
(n.) A
chimney
board or
screen
to close a
fireplace
when not in use.
Reenthrone
::
Reenthrone
(v. t.) To
enthrone
again;
to
replace
on a
throne.
Replaceable
::
Replaceable
(a.)
Capable
or
admitting
of being put back into a
place.
Vicarious
::
Vicarious
(prep.)
Acting
as a
substitute;
-- said of
abnormal
action
which
replaces
a
suppressed
normal
function;
as,
vicarious
hemorrhage
replacing
menstruation..
Alkalamide
::
Alkalamide
(n.) One of a
series
of
compounds
that may be
regarded
as
ammonia
in which a part of the
hydrogen
has been
replaced
by
basic,
and
another
part by acid, atoms or
radicals..
Replace
::
Replace
(v. t.) To
supply
or
substitute
an
equivalent
for; as, to
replace
a lost
document..
Replace
::
Replace
(v. t.) To take the place of; to
supply
the want of; to
fulfull
the end or
office
of.
Dibasic
::
Dibasic
(a.)
Having
two acid
hydrogen
atoms
capable
of
replacement
by basic atoms or
radicals,
in
forming
salts;
bibasic;
-- said of
acids,
as
oxalic
or
sulphuric
acids.
Cf.
Diacid,
Bibasic..
Replace
::
Replace
(v. t.) To
refund;
to
repay;
to
restore;
as, to
replace
a sum of money
borrowed..
Smoky
::
Smoky
(superl.)
Subject
to be
filled
with smoke from
chimneys
or
fireplace;
as, a smoky
house..
Chimney-piece
::
Chimney-piece
(n.) A
decorative
construction
around
the
opening
of a
fireplace.
Dyad
::
Dyad (a.)
Having
a
valence
or
combining
power of two;
capable
of being
substituted
for,
combined
with, or
replaced
by, two atoms of
hydrogen;
as,
oxygen
and
calcium
are dyad
elements.
See
Valence..
Flare
::
Flare (n.) A
spreading
outward;
as, the flare of a
fireplace..
Basicity
::
Basicity
(n.) The power of an acid to unite with one or more atoms or
equivalents
of a base, as
indicated
by the
number
of
replaceable
hydrogen
atoms
contained
in the
acid..
Imide
::
Imide (n.) A
compound
with, or
derivative
of, the imido
group;
specif.,
a
compound
of one or more acid
radicals
with the imido
group,
or with a
monamine;
hence,
also, a
derivative
of
ammonia,
in which two atoms of
hydrogen
have been
replaced
by
divalent
basic or acid
radicals;
--
frequently
used as a
combining
form; as,
succinimide..
Methylate
::
Methylate
(n.) An
alcoholate
of
methyl
alcohol
in which the
hydroxyl
hydrogen
is
replaced
by a
metal,
after the
analogy
of a
hydrate;
as,
sodium
methylate,
CH3ONa..
Grasshopper
::
Grasshopper
(n.) In
ordinary
square
or
upright
pianos
of
London
make, the
escapement
lever or jack, so made that it can be taken out and
replaced
with the key; --
called
also the
hopper..
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