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Definition of stigma
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Stigma
(v. t.) A mark made with a
burning
iron; a
brand.
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Stigmatical
::
Stigmatic
(a.) Alt. of
Stigmatica.
Pin-eyed
::
Pin-eyed
(a.)
Having
the
stigma
visible
at the
throad
of a
gamopetalous
corolla,
while the
stamens
are
concealed
in the tube; -- said of
dimorphous
flowers.
The
opposite
of
thrum-eyed..
Astigmatism
::
Astigmatism
(n.) A
defect
of the eye or of a lens, in
consequence
of which the rays
derived
from one point are not
brought
to a
single
focal
point,
thus
causing
imperfect
images
or
indistinctness
of
vision..
Aspergilliform
::
Aspergilliform
(a.)
Resembling
the
aspergillum
in form; as, an
aspergilliform
stigma..
Stigmatic
::
Stigmatic
(n.) A
person
bearing
the
wounds
on the hands and feet
resembling
those of Jesus
Christ
caused
by His
crucifixion;
-- for true
stigmantics
the
wounds
are
supposed
to have been
caused
miraculously,
as a sign of great
holiness..
Stigmatization
::
Stigmatist
(n.) One
believed
to be
supernaturally
impressed
with the marks of
Christ's
wounds.
See
Stigma,
8..
Stigmata
::
Stigmaria
(n.) The
fossil
root stem of a coal plant of the genus
Sigillaria.
Stigmatic
::
Stigmatic
(n.) A
person
who is
marked
or
deformed
by
nature.
Eserine
::
Eserine
(n.) An
alkaloid
found in the
Calabar
bean, and the seed of
Physostigma
venenosum;
physostigmine.
It is used in
ophthalmic
surgery
for its
effect
in
contracting
the
pupil..
Blacklist
::
Blacklist
(v. t.) To put in a black list as
deserving
of
suspicion,
censure,
or
punishment;
esp. to put in a list of
persons
stigmatized
as
insolvent
or
untrustworthy,
-- as
tradesmen
and
employers
do for
mutual
protection;
as, to
blacklist
a
workman
who has been
discharged.
See Black list, under
Black,
a..
Fecundate
::
Fecundate
(v. t.) To
render
fruitful
or
prolific;
to
impregnate;
as, in
flowers
the
pollen
fecundates
the ovum
through
the
stigma..
Stigma
::
Stigma
(v. t.) A point so
connected
by any law
whatever
with
another
point,
called
an
index,
that as the index moves in any
manner
in a plane the first point or
stigma
moves in a
determinate
way in the same
plane..
Pterostigma
::
Pterostigma
(n.) A
thickened
opaque
spot on the wings of
certain
insects.
Stigma
::
Stigmata
(pl. ) of
Stigm.
Bastardize
::
Bastardize
(v. t.) To make or prove to be a
bastard;
to
stigmatize
as a
bastard;
to
declare
or
decide
legally
to be
illegitimate.
Astigmatic
::
Astigmatic
(a.)
Affected
with, or
pertaining
to,
astigmatism;
as,
astigmatic
eyes; also,
remedying
astigmatism;
as,
astigmatic
lenses..
Rostellum
::
Rostellum
(n.) A small
beaklike
process
or
extension
of some part; a small
rostrum;
as, the
rostellum
of the
stigma
of
violets,
or of the
operculum
of many
mosses;
the
rostellum
on the head of a
tapeworm..
Tristigmatose
::
Tristigmatose
(a.)
Having,
or
consisting
of, three
stigmas..
Stigma
::
Stigma
(v. t.) A red speck upon the skin,
produced
either
by the
extravasation
of
blood,
as in the
bloody
sweat
characteristic
of
certain
varieties
of
religious
ecstasy,
or by
capillary
congestion,
as in the case of
drunkards..
Brand
::
Brand (v. t.) Fig.: To fix a mark of
infamy,
or a
stigma,
upon..
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