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Definition of rope
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of rope is as below...
Rope (v. t.) To
partition,
separate,
or
divide
off, by means of a rope, so as to
include
or
exclude
something;
as, to rope in, or rope off, a plot of
ground;
to rope out a
crowd..
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Unreeve
::
Unreeve
(v. t.) To
withdraw,
or take out, as a rope from a
block,
thimble,
or the
like..
Affluence
::
Affluence
(n.) An
abundant
supply,
as of
thought,
words,
feelings,
etc.;
profusion;
also,
abundance
of
property;
wealth..
Arum
::
Arum (n.) A genus of
plants
found in
central
Europe
and about the
Mediterranean,
having
flowers
on a
spadix
inclosed
in a
spathe.
The
cuckoopint
of the
English
is an
example..
Hang
::
Hang (v. i.) To fit
properly,
as at a
proper
angle (a part of an
implement
that is swung in
using),
as a
scythe
to its
snath,
or an ax to its
helve..
Sculpin
::
Sculpin
(n.) The
dragonet,
or
yellow
sculpin,
of
Europe
(Callionymus
lura)..
Ransom
::
Ransom
(n.) The
release
of a
captive,
or of
captured
property,
by
payment
of a
consideration;
redemption;
as,
prisoners
hopeless
of
ransom..
Individuality
::
Individuality
(n.) The
character
or
property
appropriate
or
peculiar
to an
individual;
that
quality
which
distinguishes
one
person
or thing from
another;
the sum of
characteristic
traits;
distinctive
character;
as, he is a
person
of
marked
individuality..
Pseudomorphism
::
Pseudomorphism
(n.) The state of
having,
or the
property
of
taking,
a
crystalline
form
unlike
that which
belongs
to the
species..
Improper
::
Improper
(a.) Not
peculiar
or
appropriate
to
individuals;
general;
common.
Zirconia
::
Zirconia
(n.) The oxide of
zirconium,
obtained
as a white
powder,
and
possessing
both acid and basic
properties.
On
account
of its
infusibility,
and
brilliant
luminosity
when
incandescent,
it is used as an
ingredient
of
sticks
for the
Drummomd
light..
Abstract
::
Abstract
(a.)
Expressing
a
particular
property
of an
object
viewed
apart from the other
properties
which
constitute
it; --
opposed
to
concrete;
as,
honesty
is an
abstract
word..
Beauty
::
Beauty
(n.) An
assemblage
or
graces
or
properties
pleasing
to the eye, the ear, the
intellect,
the
aesthetic
faculty,
or the moral
sense..
Fleet
::
Fleet (v. t.) To cause to slip down the
barrel
of a
capstan
or
windlass,
as a rope or
chain..
Cuckold''s Knot
::
Cuckold's
knot () A hitch or knot, by which a rope is
secured
to a spar, the two parts of the rope being
crossed
and
seized
together;
--
called
also
cuckold's
neck..
Lopeman
::
Lopeman
(n.)
Leaper;
ropedancer.
Underwork
::
Underwork
(v. i.) To do less work than is
proper
or
suitable.
Careless
::
Careless
(a.)
Having
no care; not
taking
ordinary
or
proper
care;
negligent;
unconcerned;
heedless;
inattentive;
unmindful;
regardless.
Saury
::
Saury (n.) A
slender
marine
fish
(Scomberesox
saurus)
of
Europe
and
America.
It has long, thin,
beaklike
jaws.
Called
also
billfish,
gowdnook,
gawnook,
skipper,
skipjack,
skopster,
lizard
fish, and Egypt
herring..
Cracowes
::
Cracowes
(n. pl.)
Long-toed
boots or shoes
formerly
worn in many parts of
Europe;
-- so
called
from
Cracow,
in
Poland,
where they were first worn in the
fourteenth
century..
Teuton
::
Teuton
(n.) One of an
ancient
German
tribe;
later,
a name
applied
to any
member
of the
Germanic
race in
Europe;
now used to
designate
a
German,
Dutchman,
Scandinavian,
etc., in
distinction
from a Celt or one of a Latin
race..
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