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Definition of supplement
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Supplementing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Supplemen.
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Equity
::
Equity
(n.) A
system
of
jurisprudence,
supplemental
to law,
properly
so
called,
and
complemental
of it..
Appendaged
::
Appendaged
(a.)
Furnished
with, or
supplemented
by, an
appendage..
Biophor Biophore
::
Biophor
Biophore
(n.) One of the
smaller
vital units of a cell, the
bearer
of
vitality
and
heredity.
See
Pangen,
in
Supplement..
Supplementation
::
Supplementary
(a.) Added to
supply
what is
wanted;
additional;
being,
or
serving
as, a
supplement;
as, a
supplemental
law; a
supplementary
sheet or
volume..
Novel
::
Novel (a.) A new or
supplemental
constitution.
See the Note under
Novel,
a..
Supplementary
::
Supplemental
(a.) Alt. of
Supplementar.
Supplement
::
Supplementing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Supplemen.
Ascititious
::
Ascititious
(a.)
Supplemental;
not
inherent
or
original;
adscititious;
additional;
assumed.
Hepatica
::
Hepatica
(n.) Any
plant,
usually
procumbent
and
mosslike,
of the
cryptogamous
class
Hepaticae;
--
called
also scale moss and
liverwort.
See
Hepaticae,
in the
Supplement..
Supplemented
::
Supplement
(v. t.) The
number
of
degrees
which,
if added to a
specified
arc, make it 180¡; the
quantity
by which an arc or an angle falls short of 180
degrees,
or an arc falls short of a
semicircle..
Schizomycetes
::
Schizomycetes
(n. pl.) An order of
Schizophyta,
including
the
so-called
fission
fungi,
or
bacteria.
See
Schizophyta,
in the
Supplement..
Appendix
::
Appendix
(n.) Any
literary
matter
added to a book, but not
necessarily
essential
to its
completeness,
and thus
distinguished
from
supplement,
which is
intended
to
supply
deficiencies
and
correct
inaccuracies..
Ripieno
::
Ripieno
(a.)
Filling
up;
supplementary;
supernumerary;
-- a term
applied
to those
instruments
which only swell the mass or tutti of an
orchestra,
but are not
obbligato..
Tack
::
Tack (v. t.) In
parliamentary
usage,
to add (a
supplement)
to a bill; to
append;
-- often with on or to..
Additional
::
Additional
(a.)
Added;
supplemental;
in the way of an
addition.
Continuation
::
Continuation
(n.) That which
extends,
increases,
supplements,
or
carries
on; as, the
continuation
of a
story..
Supplementing
::
Supplemented
(imp. & p. p.) of
Supplemen.
Uredo
::
Uredo (n.) One of the
stages
in the life
history
of
certain
rusts
(Uredinales),
regarded
at one time as a
distinct
genus.
It is a
summer
stage
preceding
the
teleutospore,
or
winter
stage.
See
Uredinales,
in the
Supplement..
Counterpart
::
Counterpart
(n.) A thing may be
applied
to
another
thing so as to fit
perfectly,
as a seal to its
impression;
hence,
a thing which is
adapted
to
another
thing,
or which
supplements
it; that which
serves
to
complete
or
complement
anything;
hence,
a
person
or thing
having
qualities
lacking
in
another;
an
opposite..
Spencer
::
Spencer
(n.) A
fore-and-aft
sail, abaft the
foremast
or the
mainmast,
hoisted
upon a small
supplementary
mast and set with a gaff and no boom; a
trysail
carried
at the
foremast
or
mainmast;
-- named after its
inventor,
Knight
Spencer,
of
England
[1802]..
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