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Definition of sop
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Sop (v. t.) To steep or dip in any
liquid.
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Theosophist
::
Theosophist
(n.) One
addicted
to
theosophy.
Elench
::
Elench
(n.) A
specious
but
fallacious
argument;
a
sophism.
Physics
::
Physics
(n.) The
science
of
nature,
or of
natural
objects;
that
branch
of
science
which
treats
of the laws and
properties
of
matter,
and the
forces
acting
upon it;
especially,
that
department
of
natural
science
which
treats
of the
causes
(as
gravitation,
heat,
light,
magnetism,
electricity,
etc.) that
modify
the
general
properties
of
bodies;
natural
philosophy..
Law
::
Law (n.) In
philosophy
and
physics:
A rule of
being,
operation,
or
change,
so
certain
and
constant
that it is
conceived
of as
imposed
by the will of God or by some
controlling
authority;
as, the law of
gravitation;
the laws of
motion;
the law
heredity;
the laws of
thought;
the laws of cause and
effect;
law of
self-preservation..
Esopian
::
Esopian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Aesop,
or in his
manner..
Sophisticated
::
Sophisticated
(a.)
Adulterated;
not pure; not
genuine.
Sopranos
::
Sopranos
(pl. ) of
Sopran.
Subjectivist
::
Subjectivism
(n.) Any
philosophical
doctrine
which
refers
all
knowledge
to, and
founds
it upon, any
subjective
states;
egoism..
Heresy
::
Heresy
(n.) An
opinion
held in
opposition
to the
established
or
commonly
received
doctrine,
and
tending
to
promote
a
division
or
party,
as in
politics,
literature,
philosophy,
etc.; --
usually,
but not
necessarily,
said in
reproach..
Descant
::
Descant
(v. i.) The
canto,
cantus,
or
soprano
voice;
the
treble..
Invention
::
Invention
(n.) That which is
invented;
an
original
contrivance
or
construction;
a
device;
as, this fable was the
invention
of Esop; that
falsehood
was her own
invention..
Acatalepsy
::
Acatalepsy
(n.)
Incomprehensibility
of
things;
the
doctrine
held by the
ancient
Skeptic
philosophers,
that human
knowledge
never
amounts
to
certainty,
but only to
probability..
Druidism
::
Druidism
(n.) The
system
of
religion,
philosophy,
and
instruction,
received
and
taught
by the
Druids;
the rites and
ceremonies
of the
Druids..
Algaroba
::
Algaroba
(n.) The Honey
mesquite
(Prosopis
juliflora),
a small tree found from
California
to
Buenos
Ayres;
also, its
sweet,
pulpy pods. A
valuable
gum,
resembling
gum
arabic,
is
collected
from the tree in Texas and
Mexico..
Endeictic
::
Endeictic
(a.)
Serving
to show or
exhibit;
as, an
endeictic
dialogue,
in the
Platonic
philosophy,
is one which
exhibits
a
specimen
of
skill..
Aleberry
::
Aleberry
(n.) A
beverage,
formerly
made by
boiling
ale with
spice,
sugar,
and sops of
bread..
Aristotelian
::
Aristotelian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Aristotle,
the
famous
Greek
philosopher
(384-322
b. c.)..
Sea Louse
::
Sea louse () Any one of
numerous
species
of
isopod
crustaceans
of
Cymothoa,
Livoneca,
and
allied
genera,
mostly
parasites
on
fishes..
Alto
::
Alto (n.)
Formerly
the part sung by the
highest
male, or
counter-tenor,
voices;
now the part sung by the
lowest
female,
or
contralto,
voices,
between
in tenor and
soprano.
In
instrumental
music it now
signifies
the
tenor..
Pisophalt
::
Pisophalt
(n.)
Pissasphalt.
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