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Definition of round
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Round (n.)
Ammunition
for
discharging
a piece or
pieces
once; as,
twenty
rounds
of
ammunition
were given out..
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Twist
::
Twist (v. t.) To unite by
winding
one
thread,
strand,
or other
flexible
substance,
round
another;
to form by
convolution,
or
winding
separate
things
round each
other;
as, to twist yarn or
thread..
Auriculars
::
Auriculars
(n. pl.) A
circle
of
feathers
surrounding
the
opening
of the ear of
birds.
Circumambient
::
Circumambient
(a.)
Surrounding;
inclosing
or being on all
sides;
encompassing.
Scape
::
Scape (n.) A
peduncle
rising
from the
ground
or from a
subterranean
stem, as in the
stemless
violets,
the
bloodroot,
and the
like..
Hold
::
Hold (n.) The
authority
or
ground
to take or keep;
claim.
Scatter
::
Scatter
(v. t.) To strew
about;
to
sprinkle
around;
to throw down
loosely;
to
deposit
or place here and
there,
esp. in an open or
sparse
order..
Scalariform
::
Scalariform
(a.)
Resembling
a
ladder
in form or
appearance;
having
transverse
bars or
markings
like the
rounds
of a
ladder;
as, the
scalariform
cells and
scalariform
pits in some
plants..
Ignis Fatuus
::
Ignis
fatuus
() A
phosphorescent
light that
appears,
in the
night,
over
marshy
ground,
supposed
to be
occasioned
by the
decomposition
of
animal
or
vegetable
substances,
or by some
inflammable
gas; --
popularly
called
also
Will-with-the-wisp,
or
Will-o'-the-wisp,
and
Jack-with-a-lantern,
or
Jack-o'-lantern..
Tremella
::
Tremella
(n.) A genus of
gelatinous
fungi found in moist
grounds.
Circumdenudation
::
Circumdenudation
(n.)
Denudation
around
or in the
neighborhood
of an
object.
Unbay
::
Unbay (v. t.) To free from the
restraint
of
anything
that
surrounds
or
incloses;
to let
loose;
to open.
Passacaglio
::
Passacaglio
(n.) An old
Italian
or
Spanish
dance tune, in slow
three-four
measure,
with
divisions
on a
ground
bass,
resembling
a
chaconne..
Around
::
Around
(adv.)
Near; in the
neighborhood;
as, this man was
standing
around
when the fight took
place..
Scalaria
::
Scalaria
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
marine
gastropods
of the genus
Scalaria,
or
family
Scalaridae,
having
elongated
spiral
turreted
shells,
with
rounded
whorls,
usually
crossed
by ribs or
varices.
The color is
generally
white or pale.
Called
also
ladder
shell,
and
wentletrap.
See
Ptenoglossa,
and
Wentletrap..
Twist
::
Twist (n.) A cord,
thread,
or
anything
flexible,
formed
by
winding
strands
or
separate
things
round each
other..
Heartseed
::
Heartseed
(n.) A
climbing
plant of the genus
Cardiospermum,
having
round seeds which are
marked
with a spot like a
heart..
Crown
::
Crown (n.) A round spot
shaved
clean on the top of the head, as a mark of the
clerical
state;
the
tonsure..
Peripterous
::
Peripterous
(a.)
Feathered
all
around.
Scene
::
Scene (n.) The
place,
time,
circumstance,
etc., in which
anything
occurs,
or in which the
action
of a
story,
play, or the like, is laid;
surroundings
amid which
anything
is set
before
the
imagination;
place of
occurrence,
exhibition,
or
action..
Surcingled
::
Surcingle
(n.) The
girdle
of a
cassock,
by which it is
fastened
round the
waist..
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