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Definition of sum
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Sultry
(superl.)
Very hot and
moist,
or hot,
close,
stagnant,
and
oppressive,
as air..
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Regulative
::
Regulative
(a.)
Necessarily
assumed
by the mind as
fundamental
to all other
knowledge;
furnishing
fundamental
principles;
as, the
regulative
principles,
or
principles
a
priori;
the
regulative
faculty..
Up
::
Up
(adv.)
To or in a state of
completion;
completely;
wholly;
quite;
as, in the
phrases
to eat up; to drink up; to burn up; to sum up; etc.; to shut up the eyes or the
mouth;
to sew up a
rent..
Character
::
Character
(n.) The
peculiar
quality,
or the sum of
qualities,
by which a
person
or a thing is
distinguished
from
others;
the stamp
impressed
by
nature,
education,
or
habit;
that which a
person
or thing
really
is;
nature;
disposition..
Assumption
::
Assumption
(n.) The thing
supposed;
a
postulate,
or
proposition
assumed;
a
supposition..
Self-assumed
::
Self-assumed
(a.)
Assumed
by one's own act, or
without
authority..
Twice
::
Twice
(adv.)
Doubly;
in
twofold
quantity
or
degree;
as, twice the sum; he is twice as
fortunate
as his
neighbor..
Freight
::
Freight
(n.) The sum paid by a party
hiring
a ship or part of a ship for the use of what is thus
hired.
Amber Room
::
Amber room () A room
formerly
in the
Czar's
Summer
Palace
in
Russia,
which was
richly
decorated
with walls and
fixtures
made from
amber.
The amber was
removed
by
occupying
German
troops
during
the
Second
World War and has, as of 1997, never been
recovered.
The room is being
recreated
from old
photographs
by
Russian
artisans..
Tubercle
::
Tubercle
(n.) A small mass or
aggregation
of
morbid
matter;
especially,
the
deposit
which
accompanies
scrofula
or
phthisis.
This is
composed
of a hard,
grayish,
or
yellowish,
translucent
or
opaque
matter,
which
gradually
softens,
and
excites
suppuration
in its
vicinity.
It is most
frequently
found in the
lungs,
causing
consumption..
Greenwood
::
Greenwood
(n.) A
forest
as it
appears
is
spring
and
summer.
Peer
::
Peer (v. t.) To be, or to
assume
to be,
equal..
Two
::
Two (n.) The sum of one and one; the
number
next
greater
than one, and next less than
three;
two units or
objects..
Ptarmigan
::
Ptarmigan
(n.) Any
grouse
of the genus
Lagopus,
of which
numerous
species
are
known.
The feet are
completely
feathered.
Most of the
species
are brown in
summer,
but turn
white,
or
nearly
white,
in
winter..
Calling
::
Calling
(n.) A
divine
summons
or
invitation;
also, the state of being
divinely
called..
Ringneck
::
Ringneck
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of small
plovers
of the genus
Aegialitis,
having
a ring
around
the neck. The ring is black in
summer,
but
becomes
brown or gray in
winter.
The
semipalmated
plover
(Ae.
semipalmata)
and the
piping
plover
(Ae.
meloda)
are
common
North
American
species.
Called
also ring
plover,
and
ring-necked
plover..
Chapiter
::
Chapiter
(n.) A
summary
in
writing
of such
matters
as are to be
inquired
of or
presented
before
justices
in eyre, or
justices
of
assize,
or of the
peace,
in their
sessions;
-- also
called
articles..
Assumption
::
Assumption
(n.) A
festival
in honor of the
ascent
of the
Virgin
Mary into
heaven.
Audacious
::
Audacious
(a.)
Contemning
the
restraints
of law,
religion,
or
decorum;
bold in
wickedness;
presumptuous;
impudent;
insolent..
Deplete
::
Deplete
(a.) To
reduce
by
destroying
or
consuming
the vital
powers
of; to
exhaust,
as a
country
of its
strength
or
resources,
a
treasury
of
money,
etc..
Emarginated
::
Emarginated
(a.)
Notched
at the
summit.
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