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Definition of several
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 several is as below...
Several
(a.)
Consisting
of a
number
more than two, but not very many;
divers;
sundry;
as,
several
persons
were
present
when the event took
place..
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Scarificator
::
Scarificator
(n.) An
instrument,
principally
used in
cupping,
containing
several
lancets
moved
simultaneously
by a
spring,
for
making
slight
incisions..
Shad
::
Shad (n. sing. & pl.) Any one of
several
species
of food
fishes
of the
Herring
family.
The
American
species
(Clupea
sapidissima),
which is
abundant
on the
Atlantic
coast and
ascends
the
larger
rivers
in
spring
to
spawn,
is an
important
market
fish. The
European
allice
shad, or alose (C.
alosa),
and the
twaite
shad. (C.
finta),
are less
important
species..
Polymorph
::
Polymorph
(n.) A
substance
capable
of
crystallizing
in
several
distinct
forms;
also, any one of these
forms.
Cf.
Allomorph..
Albatross
::
Albatross
(n.) A
web-footed
bird, of the genus
Diomedea,
of which there are
several
species.
They are the
largest
of sea
birds,
capable
of
long-continued
flight,
and are often seen at great
distances
from the land. They are found
chiefly
in the
southern
hemisphere..
Flax-plant
::
Flax-plant
(n.) A plant in new
Zealand
(Phormium
tenax),
allied
to the
lilies
and
aloes.
The
leaves
are two
inches
wide and
several
feet long, and
furnish
a fiber which is used for
making
ropes,
mats, and
coarse
cloth..
Petrel
::
Petrel
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
longwinged
sea birds
belonging
to the
family
Procellaridae.
The small
petrels,
or
Mother
Carey's
chickens,
belong
to
Oceanites,
Oceanodroma,
Procellaria,
and
several
allied
genera..
Kuklux
::
Kuklux
(n.) The name
adopted
in the
southern
part of the
United
States
by a
secret
political
organization,
active
for
several
years after the close of the Civil War, and
having
for its aim the
repression
of the
political
power of the
freedmen;
--
called
also
Kuklux
Klan..
Polytungstic
::
Polytungstic
(a.)
Containing
several
tungsten
atoms or
radicals;
as,
polytungstic
acid..
Promerops
::
Promerops
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of very
brilliant
birds
belonging
to
Promerops,
Epimarchus,
and
allied
genera,
closely
related
to the
paradise
birds,
and
mostly
native
of New
Guinea.
They have a long
curved
beak and a long
graduated
tail..
Salmon
::
Salmon
(v.) Any one of
several
species
of
fishes
of the genus Salmo and
allied
genera.
The
common
salmon
(Salmo
salar)
of
Northern
Europe
and
Eastern
North
America,
and the
California
salmon,
or
quinnat,
are the most
important
species.
They are
extensively
preserved
for food. See
Quinnat..
Hair
::
Hair (n.) An
outgrowth
of the
epidermis,
consisting
of one or of
several
cells,
whether
pointed,
hooked,
knobbed,
or
stellated.
Internal
hairs occur in the
flower
stalk of the
yellow
frog lily
(Nuphar)..
Quassia
::
Quassia
(n.) The wood of
several
tropical
American
trees of the order
Simarubeae,
as
Quassia
amara,
Picraena
excelsa,
and
Simaruba
amara.
It is
intensely
bitter,
and is used in
medicine
and
sometimes
as a
substitute
for hops in
making
beer..
Polyacid
::
Polyacid
(a.)
Capable
of
neutralizing,
or of
combining
with,
several
molecules
of a
monobasic
acid;
having
more than one
hydrogen
atom
capable
of being
replaced
by acid
radicals;
-- said of
certain
bases;
as,
calcium
hydrate
and
glycerin
are
polyacid
bases..
State
::
State (n.) In the
United
States,
one of the
commonwealth,
or
bodies
politic,
the
people
of which make up the body of the
nation,
and
which,
under the
national
constitution,
stands
in
certain
specified
relations
with the
national
government,
and are
invested,
as
commonwealth,
with full power in their
several
spheres
over all
matters
not
expressly
inhibited..
Skipjack
::
Skipjack
(n.) A name given to
several
kinds of a fish, as the
common
bluefish,
the
alewife,
the
bonito,
the
butterfish,
the
cutlass
fish, the
jurel,
the
leather
jacket,
the
runner,
the
saurel,
the
saury,
the
threadfish,
etc..
Sea Devil
::
Sea devil () Any very large ray,
especially
any
species
of the genus Manta or
Cepholoptera,
some of which
become
more than
twenty
feet
across
and weigh
several
tons. See also Ox ray, under Ox..
Redroot
::
Redroot
(n.) A name of
several
plants
having
red
roots,
as the New
Jersey
tea (see under Tea), the
gromwell,
the
bloodroot,
and the
Lachnanthes
tinctoria,
an
endogenous
plant found in sandy
swamps
from Rhode
Island
to
Florida..
Metalloid
::
Metalloid
(n.) Now, one of
several
elementary
substances
which in the free state are
unlike
metals,
and whose
compounds
possess
or
produce
acid,
rather
than
basic,
properties;
a
nonmetal;
as,
boron,
carbon,
phosphorus,
nitrogen,
oxygen,
sulphur,
chlorine,
bromine,
etc., are
metalloids..
Face
::
Face (n.) That part of a body,
having
several
sides,
which may be seen from one
point,
or which is
presented
toward
a
certain
direction;
one of the
bounding
planes
of a
solid;
as, a cube has six
faces..
Credit
::
Credit
(n.) The side of an
account
on which are
entered
all items
reckoned
as
values
received
from the party or the
category
named at the head of the
account;
also, any one, or the sum, of these
items;
-- the
opposite
of
debit;
as, this sum is
carried
to one's
credit,
and that to his
debit;
A has
several
credits
on the books of B..
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