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Definition of small
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Small
(superl.)
Having
little
size,
compared
with other
things
of the same kind;
little
in
quantity
or
degree;
diminutive;
not large or
extended
in
dimension;
not
great;
not much;
inconsiderable;
as, a small man; a small
river..
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Microscopical
::
Microscopical
(a.) Very
small;
visible
only by the aid of a
microscope;
as, a
microscopic
insect..
Effervescency
::
Effervescency
(n.) A kind of
natural
ebullition;
that
commotion
of a fluid which takes place when some part of the mass flies off in a
gaseous
form,
producing
innumerable
small
bubbles;
as, the
effervescence
of a
carbonate
with
citric
acid..
Tiny
::
Tiny
(superl.)
Very
small;
little;
puny.
Buffet
::
Buffet
(v. i.) A small
stool;
a stool for a
buffet
or
counter.
Kanchil
::
Kanchil
(n.) A small
chevrotain
of the genus
Tragulus,
esp. T.
pygmaeus,
or T.
kanchil,
inhabiting
Java,
Sumatra,
and
adjacent
islands;
a
deerlet.
It is noted for its
agility
and
cunning..
Xeroderma
::
Xeroderma
(n.) A skin
disease
characterized
by the
presence
of
numerous
small
pigmented
spots
resembling
freckles,
with which are
subsequently
mingled
spots of
atrophied
skin..
Spaniel
::
Spaniel
(n.) One of a breed of small dogs
having
long and thick hair and large
drooping
ears. The legs are
usually
strongly
feathered,
and the tail
bushy.
See
Illust.
under
Clumber,
and
Cocker..
Gazelle
::
Gazelle
(n.) One of
several
small,
swift,
elegantly
formed
species
of
antelope,
of the genus
Gazella,
esp. G.
dorcas;
--
called
also
algazel,
corinne,
korin,
and
kevel.
The
gazelles
are
celebrated
for the
luster
and soft
expression
of their
eyes..
Fungilliform
::
Fungilliform
(a.)
Shaped
like a small
fungus.
Insect
::
Insect
(n.) Any small
crustacean.
In a wider
sense,
the word is often
loosely
applied
to
various
small
invertebrates..
Killock
::
Killock
(n.) A small
anchor;
also, a kind of
anchor
formed
by a stone
inclosed
by
pieces
of wood
fastened
together..
Microspore
::
Microspore
(n.) One of the
exceedingly
minute
spores
found in
certain
flowerless
plants,
as
Selaginella
and
Isoetes,
which bear two kinds of
spores,
one very much
smaller
than the
other.
Cf.
Macrospore..
Scale
::
Scale (n.) A small
appendage
like a
rudimentary
leaf,
resembling
the
scales
of a fish in form, and often in
arrangement;
as, the scale of a bud, of a pine cone, and the like. The name is also given to the chaff on the stems of
ferns..
Cowpox
::
Cowpox
(n.) A
pustular
eruptive
disease
of the cow,
which,
when
communicated
to the human
system,
as by
vaccination,
protects
from the
smallpox;
vaccinia;
--
called
also
kinepox,
cowpock,
and
kinepock..
Calycle
::
Calycle
(n.) A row of small
bracts,
at the base of the
calyx,
on the
outside..
Baptistry
::
Baptistry
(n.) In early
times,
a
separate
building,
usually
polygonal,
used for
baptismal
services.
Small
churches
were often
changed
into
baptisteries
when
larger
churches
were built
near..
Incus
::
Incus (n.) One of the small bones in the
tympanum
of the ear; the anvil bone. See Ear.
Sputterer
::
Sputter
(n.) Moist
matter
thrown
out in small
detached
particles;
also,
confused
and hasty
speech..
Gondola
::
Gondola
(n.) A long,
narrow
boat with a high prow and
stern,
used in the
canals
of
Venice.
A
gondola
is
usually
propelled
by one or two
oarsmen
who stand
facing
the prow, or by
poling.
A
gondola
for
passengers
has a small open cabin
amidships,
for their
protection
against
the sun or rain. A
sumptuary
law of
Venice
required
that
gondolas
should
be
painted
black,
and they are
customarily
so
painted
now..
Fragment
::
Fragment
(v. t.) A part
broken
off; a
small,
detached
portion;
an
imperfect
part; as, a
fragment
of an
ancient
writing..
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