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Definition of rod
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Rod (n.) A
measure
of
length
containing
sixteen
and a half feet; --
called
also
perch,
and
pole..
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Produce
::
Produce
(v. t.) To give being or form to; to
manufacture;
to make; as, a
manufacturer
produces
excellent
wares..
Drabble
::
Drabble
(v. i.) To fish with a long line and rod; as, to
drabble
for
barbels..
Calorification
::
Calorification
(n.)
Production
of heat, esp.
animal
heat..
Polarization
::
Polarization
(n.) An
effect
produced
upon the
plates
of a
voltaic
battery,
or the
electrodes
in an
electrolytic
cell, by the
deposition
upon them of the gases
liberated
by the
action
of the
current.
It is
chiefly
due to the
hydrogen,
and
results
in an
increase
of the
resistance,
and the
setting
up of an
opposing
electro-motive
force,
both of which tend
materially
to
weaken
the
current
of the
battery,
or that
passing
through
the
cell..
Trode
::
Trode (n.)
Tread;
footing.
Closure
::
Closure
(v. t.) A
method
of
putting
an end to
debate
and
securing
an
immediate
vote upon a
measure
before
a
legislative
body. It is
similar
in
effect
to the
previous
question.
It was first
introduced
into the
British
House of
Commons
in 1882. The
French
word
cloture
was
originally
applied
to this
proceeding.
Jingling
::
"Jingling
(n.) The act or
process
of
producing
a
jingle;
also, the sound
itself;
a
chink..
Propagate
::
Propagate
(v. i.) To have young or
issue;
to be
produced
or
multiplied
by
generation,
or by new
shoots
or
plants;
as,
rabbits
propagate
rapidly..
Lean
::
Lean (v. i.)
Wanting
fullness,
richness,
sufficiency,
or
productiveness;
deficient
in
quality
or
contents;
slender;
scant;
barren;
bare; mean; -- used
literally
and
figuratively;
as, the lean
harvest;
a lean
purse;
a lean
discourse;
lean
wages..
Rootstock
::
Rootstock
(n.) A
perennial
underground
stem,
producing
leafly
s/ems or
flower
stems from year to year; a
rhizome..
Effect
::
Effect
(n.) In
general:
That which is
produced
by an agent or
cause;
the event which
follows
immediately
from an
antecedent,
called
the
cause;
result;
consequence;
outcome;
fruit;
as, the
effect
of
luxury..
Ovuliferous
::
Ovuliferous
(a.)
Producing
ovules.
Hydro-electric
::
Hydro-electric
(a.)
Pertaining
to,
employed
in, or
produced
by, the
evolution
of
electricity
by means of a
battery
in which water or steam is
used..
Mandarining
::
Mandarining
(n.) The
process
of
giving
an
orange
color to goods
formed
of
animal
tissue,
as silk or wool, not by
coloring
matter,
but by
producing
a
certain
change
in the fiber by the
action
of
dilute
nitric
acid..
Neoterize
::
Neoterize
(v. i.) To
innovate;
to coin or
introduce
new
words.
Escharotic
::
Escharotic
(a.)
Serving
or
tending
to form an
eschar;
producing
a scar;
caustic.
Emeraldine
::
Emeraldine
(n.) A green
compound
used as a
dyestuff,
produced
from
aniline
blue when acted upon by
acid..
Punctured
::
Punctured
(a.)
Produced
by
puncture;
having
the
characteristics
of a
puncture;
as, a
punctured
wound..
Phototypy
::
Phototypy
(n.) The art or
process
of
producing
phototypes.
Criticism
::
Criticism
(n.) The rules and
principles
which
regulate
the
practice
of the
critic;
the art of
judging
with
knowledge
and
propriety
of the
beauties
and
faults
of a
literary
performance,
or of a
production
in the fine arts; as,
dramatic
criticism..
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