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Definition of below
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Below
(adv.)
In court or
tribunal
of
inferior
jurisdiction;
as, at the trial
below..
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Sink
::
Sink (v. i.) To enter
deeply;
to fall or
retire
beneath
or below the
surface;
to
penetrate.
Subglumaceous
::
Subglottic
(a.)
Situated
below the
glottis;
--
applied
to that part of the
cavity
of the
larynx
below the true vocal
cords.
Demisuit
::
Demisuit
(n.) A suit of light armor
covering
less than the whole body, as
having
no
protection
for the legs below the
thighs,
no vizor to the
helmet,
and the
like..
Herald
::
Herald
(n.) In the
Middle
Ages, the
officer
charged
with the above
duties,
and also with the care of
genealogies,
of the
rights
and
privileges
of noble
families,
and
especially
of
armorial
bearings.
In
modern
times,
some
vestiges
of this
office
remain,
especially
in
England.
See
Heralds'
College
(below),
and
King-at-Arms..
Underbrace
::
Underbrace
(v. t.) To
brace,
fasten,
or bind
underneath
or
below..
Umber
::
Umber (n.) A brown or
reddish
pigment
used in both oil and water
colors,
obtained
from
certain
natural
clays
variously
colored
by the
oxides
of iron and
manganese.
It is
commonly
heated
or
burned
before
being used, and is then
called
burnt
umber;
when not
heated,
it is
called
raw
umber.
See Burnt
umber,
below..
Commonalty
::
Commonalty
(n.) The
common
people;
those
classes
and
conditions
of
people
who are below the rank of
nobility;
the
commons.
Spleuchan
::
Splent
(n.) See
Splent
coal,
below..
Reflection
::
Reflection
(n.) The
return
of rays,
beams,
sound,
or the like, from a
surface.
See Angle of
reflection,
below..
Bustle
::
Bustle
(n.) A kind of pad or
cushion
worn on the back below the
waist,
by
women,
to give
fullness
to the
skirts;
--
called
also
bishop,
and
tournure..
Subtorrid
::
Subtonic
(n.) The
seventh
tone of the
scale,
or that
immediately
below the
tonic;
--
called
also
subsemitone..
Furbelow
::
Furbelow
(n.) A
plaited
or
gathered
flounce
on a
woman's
garment.
Underreckon
::
Underreckon
(v. t.) To
reckon
below what is right or
proper;
to
underrate.
Understatement
::
Understatement
(n.) The act of
understating,
or the
condition
of being
understated;
that which is
understated;
a
statement
below the
truth..
Private
::
Private
(n.) A
common
soldier;
a
soldier
below the grade of a
noncommissioned
officer.
Urcelate
::
Urcelate
(a.)
Shaped
like a
pitcher
or urn;
swelling
below,
and
contrasted
at the
orifice,
as a calyx or
corolla..
Lantern
::
Lantern
(n.) A
lantern
pinion
or
trundle
wheel.
See
Lantern
pinion
(below).
Tartarus
::
Tartarus
(n.) The
infernal
regions,
described
in the Iliad as
situated
as far below Hades as
heaven
is above the
earth,
and by later
writers
as the place of
punishment
for the
spirits
of the
wicked.
By the later
poets,
also, the name is often used
synonymously
with
Hades,
or the Lower World in
general..
Breathing
::
Breathing
(n.) A mark to
indicate
aspiration
or its
absence.
See Rough
breathing,
Smooth
breathing,
below..
Plumb
::
Plumb (n.) A
little
mass or
weight
of lead, or the like,
attached
to a line, and used by
builders,
etc., to
indicate
a
vertical
direction;
a
plummet;
a plumb bob. See Plumb line,
below..
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