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Definition of rod
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Rod (n.) A kind of
sceptor,
or badge of
office;
hence,
figuratively,
power;
authority;
tyranny;
oppression..
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Relieve
::
Relieve
(v. t.) To raise up
something
in; to
introduce
a
contrast
or
variety
into; to
remove
the
monotony
or
sameness
of.
Cotarnine
::
Cotarnine
(n.) A
white,
crystalline
substance,
C12H13NO3,
obtained
as a
product
of the
decomposition
of
narcotine.
It has weak basic
properties,
and is
usually
regarded
as an
alkaloid..
Dianoetic
::
Dianoetic
(a.)
Pertaining
to the
discursive
faculty,
its acts or
products..
Profusive
::
Profusive
(a.)
Profuse;
lavish;
prodigal.
Seminary
::
Seminary
(n.)
Hence,
the place or
original
stock
whence
anything
is
brought
or
produced..
Intercostal
::
Intercostal
(a.)
Between
the ribs;
pertaining
to, or
produced
by, the parts
between
the ribs; as,
intercostal
respiration,
in which the chest is
alternately
enlarged
and
contracted
by the
intercostal
muscles..
Hydrodynamics
::
Hydrodynamics
(n.) That
branch
of the
science
of
mechanics
which
relates
to
fluids,
or, as
usually
limited,
which
treats
of the laws of
motion
and
action
of
nonelastic
fluids,
whether
as
investigated
mathematically,
or by
observation
and
experiment;
the
principles
of
dynamics,
as
applied
to water and other
fluids..
Contraction
::
Contraction
(n.) The act or
process
of
contracting,
shortening,
or
shrinking;
the state of being
contracted;
as,
contraction
of the
heart,
of the pupil of the eye, or of a
tendion;
the
contraction
produced
by
cold..
Nicker Tree
::
Nicker
tree () The plant
producing
nicker
nuts.
Intoxicating
::
Intoxicating
(a.)
Producing
intoxication;
fitted
to
intoxicate;
as,
intoxicating
liquors..
Beet
::
Beet (n.) A
biennial
plant of the genus Beta, which
produces
an
edible
root the first year and seed the
second
year..
Uniparous
::
Uniparous
(a.)
Producing
but one axis of
inflorescence;
-- said of the
scorpioid
cyme.
Crystallogeny
::
Crystallogeny
(n.) The
science
which
pertains
to the
production
of
crystals.
Proviso
::
Proviso
(n.) An
article
or
clause
in any
statute,
agreement,
contract,
grant,
or other
writing,
by which a
condition
is
introduced,
usually
beginning
with the word
provided;
a
conditional
stipulation
that
affects
an
agreement,
contract,
law,
grant,
or the like; as, the
contract
was
impaired
by its
proviso..
Increment
::
Increment
(n.)
Matter
added;
increase;
produce;
production;
--
opposed
to
decrement.
Inefficaciousness
::
Inefficaciousness
(n.) Want of
effect,
or of power to
produce
the
effect;
inefficacy..
Silk
::
Silk (n.) The fine, soft
thread
produced
by
various
species
of
caterpillars
in
forming
the
cocoons
within
which the worm is
inclosed
during
the pupa
state,
especially
that
produced
by the
larvae
of
Bombyx
mori..
Asexual
::
Asexual
(a.)
Having
no
distinct
sex;
without
sexual
action;
as,
asexual
reproduction.
See
Fission
and
Gemmation..
Albertype
::
Albertype
(n.) A
picture
printed
from a kind of
gelatine
plate
produced
by means of a
photographic
negative.
Stercolin
::
Stercobilin
(n.) A
coloring
matter
found in the
faeces,
a
product
of the
alteration
of the bile
pigments
in the
intestinal
canal,
--
identical
with
hydrobilirubin..
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