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Definition of base
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Base (a.)
Illegitimate
by
birth;
bastard.
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Abject
::
Abject
(a.) To cast off or down;
hence,
to
abase;
to
degrade;
to
lower;
to
debase..
Rupia
::
Rupia (n.) An
eruption
upon the skin,
consisting
of
vesicles
with
inflamed
base and
filled
with
serous,
purulent,
or
bloody
fluid,
which dries up,
forming
a
blackish
crust..
Mean
::
Mean
(superl.)
Wanting
dignity
of mind;
low-minded;
base;
destitute
of
honor;
spiritless;
as, a mean
motive..
Antimonate
::
Antimonate
(n.) A
compound
of
antimonic
acid with a base or basic
radical.
Teleology
::
Teleology
(n.) the
doctrine
of
design,
which
assumes
that the
phenomena
of
organic
life,
particularly
those of
evolution,
are
explicable
only by
purposive
causes,
and that they in no way admit of a
mechanical
explanation
or one based
entirely
on
biological
science;
the
doctrine
of
adaptation
to
purpose..
Sulphydric
::
Sulphydrate
(n.) A
compound,
analogous
to a
hydrate,
regarded
as a salt of
sulphydric
acid, or as a
derivative
of
hydrogen
sulphide
in which one half of the
hydrogen
is
replaced
by a base (as
potassium
sulphydrate,
KSH), or as a
hydrate
in which the
oxygen
has been
wholly
or
partially
replaced
by
sulphur..
Dastardy
::
Dastardy
(n.) Base
timidity;
cowardliness.
Rubidine
::
Rubidine
(n.) A
nitrogenous
base
homologous
with
pyridine,
obtained
from coal tar as an oily
liquid,
C11H17N;
also, any one of the group od
metameric
compounds
of which
rubidine
is the
type..
Hexabasic
::
Hexabasic
(a.)
Having
six
hydrogen
atoms or six
radicals
capable
of being
replaced
or
saturated
by
bases;
-- said of
acids;
as,
mellitic
acid is
hexabasic..
Surbase
::
Surbase
(n.) A
cornice,
or
series
of
moldings,
on the top of the base of a
pedestal,
podium,
etc. See
Illust.
of
Column..
Debased
::
Debased
(a.)
Turned
upside
down from its
proper
position;
inverted;
reversed.
Base
::
Base (n.) The chief
ingredient
in a
compound.
Sneezing
::
Sneezing
(n.) The act of
violently
forcing
air out
through
the nasal
passages
while the
cavity
of the mouth is shut off from the
pharynx
by the
approximation
of the soft
palate
and the base of the
tongue.
Basifier
::
Basifier
(n.) That which
converts
into a
salifiable
base.
Hilding
::
Hilding
(a.) Base;
spiritless.
Lepidine
::
Lepidine
(n.) An
organic
base,
C9H6.N.CH3,
metameric
with
quinaldine,
and
obtained
by the
distillation
of
cinchonine..
Openbill
::
Openbill
(n.) A bird of the genus
Anastomus,
allied
to the
stork;
-- so
called
because
the two parts of the bill touch only at the base and tip. One
species
inhabits
India,
another
Africa.
Called
also
open-beak.
See
Illust.
(m), under
Beak..
Bat
::
Bat (n.) A large
stick;
a club;
specifically,
a piece of wood with one end
thicker
or
broader
than the
other,
used in
playing
baseball,
cricket,
etc..
Cowardly
::
Cowardly
(a.)
Proceeding
from fear of
danger
or other
consequences;
befitting
a
coward;
dastardly;
base; as,
cowardly
malignity..
Charade
::
Charade
(n.) A
verbal
or acted
enigma
based upon a word which has two or more
significant
syllables
or
parts,
each of
which,
as well as the word
itself,
is to be
guessed
from the
descriptions
or
representations..
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