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Definition of rot
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 rot is as below...
Rot (n.) A fatal
distemper
which
attacks
sheep and
sometimes
other
animals.
It is due to the
presence
of a
parasitic
worm in the liver or gall
bladder.
See 1st
Fluke,
2..
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Inherent
::
Inherent
(a.)
Permanently
existing
in
something;
inseparably
attached
or
connected;
naturally
pertaining
to;
innate;
inalienable;
as,
polarity
is an
inherent
quality
of the
magnet;
the
inherent
right of men to life,
liberty,
and
protection..
Levana
::
Levana
(n.) A
goddess
who
protected
newborn
infants.
Cyst
::
Cyst (n.) A form
assumed
by
Protozoa
in which they
become
saclike
and
quiescent.
It
generally
precedes
the
production
of
germs.
See
Encystment.
Nitroglycerin
::
Nitroglycerin
(n.) A
liquid
appearing
like a heavy oil,
colorless
or
yellowish,
and
consisting
of a
mixture
of
several
glycerin
salts of
nitric
acid, and hence more
properly
called
glycerin
nitrate.
It is made by the
action
of
nitric
acid on
glycerin
in the
presence
of
sulphuric
acid. It is
extremely
unstable
and
terribly
explosive.
A very
dilute
solution
is used in
medicine
as a
neurotic
under the name of
glonion..
Radio-flagellata
::
Radio-flagellata
(n. pl.) A group of
Protozoa
having
both
flagella
and
pseudopodia.
Photogalvanography
::
Photogalvanography
(n.) The art or
process
of
making
photo-electrotypes.
Psittaci
::
Psittaci
(n. pl.) The order of birds which
comprises
the
parrots.
Pout
::
Pout (v. i.) To
protrude.
Heterotricha
::
Heterotricha
(n. pl.) A
division
of
ciliated
Infusoria,
having
fine cilia all over the body, and a
circle
of
larger
ones
around
the
anterior
end..
Putredinous
::
Putredinous
(a.)
Proceeding
from
putrefaction,
or
partaking
of the
putrefactive
process;
having
an
offensive
smell;
stinking;
rotten..
Chlorotic
::
Chlorotic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
affected
by,
chlorosis..
Borough-english
::
Borough-English
(n.) A
custom,
as in some
ancient
boroughs,
by which lands and
tenements
descend
to the
youngest
son,
instead
of the
eldest;
or, if the owner have no
issue,
to the
youngest
brother..
Chape
::
Chape (n.) The metal plate or tip which
protects
the end of a
scabbard,
belt, etc..
Caroteel
::
Caroteel
(n.) A
tierce
or cask for dried
fruits,
etc.,
usually
about 700 lbs..
Climber
::
Climber
(n.) A bird that
climbs,
as a
woodpecker
or a
parrot..
Astrotheology
::
Astrotheology
(n.)
Theology
founded
on
observation
or
knowledge
of the
celestial
bodies.
Electrotype
::
Electrotype
(v. t.) To make
facsimile
plates
of by the
electrotype
process;
as, to
electrotype
a page of type, a book, etc. See
Electrotype,
n..
Housing
::
Housing
(n.) A
covering
or
protection,
as an
awning
over the deck of a ship when laid up..
Macrotous
::
Macrotous
(a.)
Large-eared.
Karyokinesis
::
Karyokinesis
(n.) The
indirect
division
of cells in
which,
prior to
division
of the cell
protoplasm,
complicated
changes
take place in the
nucleus,
attended
with
movement
of the
nuclear
fibrils;
--
opposed
to
karyostenosis.
The
nucleus
becomes
enlarged
and
convoluted,
and
finally
the
threads
are
separated
into two
groups
which
ultimately
become
disconnected
and
constitute
the
daughter
nuclei.
Called
also
mitosis.
See Cell
development,
under
Cell..
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