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Definition of subject
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Subject
(v. t.) To make
subservient.
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Wring
::
Wring (v. t.) To
subject
to
extortion;
to
afflict,
or
oppress,
in order to
enforce
compliance..
Conditionally
::
Conditionally
(adv.)
In a
conditional
manner;
subject
to a
condition
or
conditions;
not
absolutely
or
positively.
Stormy
::
Stormy
(superl.)
Characterized
by, or
proceeding
from, a
storm;
subject
to
storms;
agitated
with
furious
winds;
biosterous;
tempestous;
as, a
stormy
season;
a
stormy
day or
week..
Heriotable
::
Heriotable
(a.)
Subject
to the
payment
of a
heriot.
Atlas
::
Atlas (n.) A
volume
of
plates
illustrating
any
subject.
Triable
::
Triable
(a.) Fit or
possible
to be
tried;
liable
to be
subjected
to trial or test.
Appointive
::
Appointive
(a.)
Subject
to
appointment;
as, an
appointive
office..
Nitrometer
::
Nitrometer
(n.) An
apparatus
for
determining
the
amount
of
nitrogen
or some of its
compounds
in any
substance
subjected
to
analysis;
an
azotometer.
Demonomist
::
Demonomist
(n.) One in
subjection
to a
demon,
or to
demons..
Pasteurize
::
Pasteurize
(v. t.) To
subject
to
pasteurization.
Digester
::
Digester
(n.) A
strong
closed
vessel,
in which bones or other
substances
may be
subjected,
usually
in water or other
liquid,
to a
temperature
above that of
boiling,
in order to
soften
them..
Relative
::
Relative
(a.)
Having
relation
or
reference;
referring;
respecting;
standing
in
connection;
pertaining;
as,
arguments
not
relative
to the
subject..
Deciduous
::
Deciduous
(a.)
Falling
off, or
subject
to fall or be shed, at a
certain
season,
or a
certain
stage or
interval
of
growth,
as
leaves
(except
of
evergreens)
in
autumn,
or as parts of
animals,
such as hair,
teeth,
antlers,
etc.; also,
shedding
leaves
or parts at
certain
seasons,
stages,
or
intervals;
as,
deciduous
trees;
the
deciduous
membrane..
Secondary
::
Secondary
(a.)
Possessing
some
quality,
or
having
been
subject
to some
operation
(as
substitution),
in the
second
degree;
as, a
secondary
salt, a
secondary
amine,
etc. Cf.
primary..
Speculate
::
Speculate
(v. i.) To
consider
by
turning
a
subject
in the mind, and
viewing
it in its
different
aspects
and
relations;
to
meditate;
to
contemplate;
to
theorize;
as, to
speculate
on
questions
in
religion;
to
speculate
on
political
events..
Machine
::
Machine
(v. t.) To
subject
to the
action
of
machinery;
to
effect
by aid of
machinery;
to print with a
printing
machine.
Preraphaelitism
::
Preraphaelitism
(n.) The
doctrine
or
practice
of a
school
of
modern
painters
who
profess
to be
followers
of the
painters
before
Raphael.
Its
adherents
advocate
careful
study from
nature,
delicacy
and
minuteness
of
workmanship,
and an
exalted
and
delicate
conception
of the
subject..
Herself
::
Herself
(pron.)
An
emphasized
form of the third
person
feminine
pronoun;
-- used as a
subject
with she; as, she
herself
will bear the
blame;
also used alone in the
predicate,
either
in the
nominative
or
objective
case; as, it is
herself;
she
blames
herself..
Narration
::
Narration
(n.) That part of a
discourse
which
recites
the time,
manner,
or
consequences
of an
action,
or
simply
states
the facts
connected
with the
subject..
Tollable
::
Tollable
(a.)
Subject
to the
payment
of toll; as,
tollable
goods..
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