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Definition of bet
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of bet is as below...
Bet (n.) That which is laid,
staked,
or
pledged,
as
between
two
parties,
upon the event of a
contest
or any
contingent
issue;
the act of
giving
such a
pledge;
a
wager..
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Cowboy
::
Cowboy
(n.) One of the
marauders
who, in the
Revolutionary
War
infested
the
neutral
ground
between
the
American
and
British
lines,
and
committed
depredations
on the
Americans..
Swash
::
Swash (n.) A
narrow
sound or
channel
of water lying
within
a sand bank, or
between
a sand bank and the
shore,
or a bar over which the sea
washes..
Better
::
Better
(a.)
Greater
in
amount;
larger;
more.
Interalveolar
::
Interalveolar
(a.)
Between
alveoli;
as, the
interalveolar
septa
between
adjacent
air cells in the
lungs..
Tassel
::
Tassel
(n.) A
narrow
silk
ribbon,
or the like, sewed to a book to be put
between
the
leaves..
Negative
::
Negative
(a.)
Asserting
absence
of
connection
between
a
subject
and a
predicate;
as, a
negative
proposition..
Emend
::
Emend (v. t.) To purge of
faults;
to make
better;
to
correct;
esp., to make
corrections
in (a
literary
work);
to alter for the
better
by
textual
criticism,
generally
verbal..
Shuttle
::
Shuttle
(n.) An
instrument
used in
weaving
for
passing
or
shooting
the
thread
of the woof from one side of the cloth to the other
between
the
threads
of the warp.
Frons
::
Frons (n.) The
forehead;
the part of the
cranium
between
the
orbits
and the
vertex.
Fake
::
Fake (v. t.) To
manipulate
fraudulently,
so as to make an
object
appear
better
or other than it
really
is; as, to fake a
bulldog,
by
burning
his upper lip and thus
artificially
shortening
it..
Celtiberian
::
Celtiberian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
ancient
Celtiberia
(a
district
in Spain lying
between
the Ebro and the
Tagus)
or its
inhabitants
the
Celtiberi
(Celts
of the river
Iberus).
Vocabulary
::
Vocabulary
(n.) A list or
collection
of words
arranged
in
alphabetical
order and
explained;
a
dictionary
or
lexicon,
either
of a whole
language,
a
single
work or
author,
a
branch
of
science,
or the like; a
word-book..
Stylohyoid
::
Stylohyal
(n.) A
segment
in the
hyoidean
arch
between
the
epihyal
and
tympanohyal.
Intercarpal
::
Intercarpal
(a.)
Between
the
carpal
bone; as,
intercarpal
articulations,
ligaments..
Gravel
::
Gravel
(v. t.) To hurt or lame (a
horse)
by
gravel
lodged
between
the shoe and foot.
Interjoist
::
Interjoist
(n.) The space or
interval
between
two
joists.
Homology
::
Homology
(n.)
Correspondence
or
relation
in type of
structure
in
contradistinction
to
similarity
of
function;
as, the
relation
in
structure
between
the leg and arm of a man; or that
between
the arm of a man, the fore leg of a
horse,
the wing of a bird, and the fin of a fish, all these
organs
being
modifications
of one type of
structure..
Dodecandria
::
Dodecandria
(n. pl.) A
Linnaean
class of
plants
including
all that have any
number
of
stamens
between
twelve
and
nineteen.
Interplead
::
Interplead
(v. i.) To plead
against
each
other,
or go to trial
between
themselves,
as the
claimants
in an in an
interpleader.
See
Interpleader..
Grade
::
Grade (v. t.) To cross with some
better
breed;
to
improve
the blood of.
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