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Definition of surround
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Surround
(v. t.) To
inclose
on all
sides;
to
encompass;
to
environ.
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Conditioned
::
Conditioned
(a.)
Surrounded;
circumstanced;
in a
certain
state or
condition,
as of
property
or
health;
as, a well
conditioned
man..
Peritreme
::
Peritreme
(n.) That part of the
integument
of an
insect
which
surrounds
the
spiracles.
Perfoliate
::
Perfoliate
(a.)
Surrounded
by a
circle
of
hairs,
or
projections
of any
kind..
Diapedesis
::
Diapedesis
(n.) The
passage
of the
corpuscular
elements
of the blood from the blood
vessels
into the
surrounding
tissues,
without
rupture
of the walls of the blood
vessels..
Fossulate
::
Fossulate
(a.)
Having,
or
surrounded
by, long,
narrow
depressions
or
furrows..
Hexicology
::
Hexicology
(n.) The
science
which
treats
of the
complex
relations
of
living
creatures
to other
organisms,
and to their
surrounding
conditions
generally..
Homoiothermal
::
Homoiothermal
(a.)
Maintaining
a
uniform
temperature;
haematothermal;
homothermic;
--
applied
to
warm-bodied
animals,
because
they
maintain
a
nearly
uniform
temperature
in spite of the great
variations
in the
surrounding
air; in
distinct
from the
cold-blooded
(poikilothermal)
animals,
whose body
temperature
follows
the
variations
in
temperature
of the
surrounding
medium..
Puteal
::
Puteal
(n.) An
inclosure
surrounding
a well to
prevent
persons
from
falling
into it; a well curb.
Scrobicula
::
Scrobicula
(n.) One of the
smooth
areas
surrounding
the
tubercles
of a sea
urchin.
Island
::
Island
(n.) A tract of land
surrounded
by
water,
and
smaller
than a
continent.
Cf.
Continent..
Peristyle
::
Peristyle
(n.) A range of
columns
with their
entablature,
etc.;
specifically,
a
complete
system
of
columns,
whether
on all sides of a
court,
or
surrounding
a
building,
such as the cella of a
temple.
Used in the
former
sense,
it gives name to the
larger
and inner court of a Roman
dwelling,
the
peristyle.
See
Colonnade..
Court
::
Court (n.) An
inclosed
space;
a
courtyard;
an
uncovered
area shut in by the walls of a
building,
or by
different
building;
also, a space
opening
from a
street
and
nearly
surrounded
by
houses;
a blind
alley..
Impale
::
Impale
(v. t.) To
inclose,
as with pales or
stakes;
to
surround..
Begone
::
Begone
(p. p.)
Surrounded;
furnished;
beset;
environed
(as in
woe-begone).
Palus
::
Palus (n.) One of
several
upright
slender
calcareous
processes
which
surround
the
central
part of the
calicle
of
certain
corals.
Andromeda
::
Andromeda
(n.) A genus of
ericaceous
flowering
plants
of
northern
climates,
of which the
original
species
was found
growing
on a rock
surrounded
by
water..
Periclinium
::
Periclinium
(n.) The
involucre
which
surrounds
the
common
receptacle
in
composite
flowers.
Polynia
::
Polynia
(n.) The open sea
supposed
to
surround
the north pole.
Fortify
::
Fortify
(v. t.) To
strengthen
and
secure
by forts or
batteries,
or by
surrounding
with a wall or ditch or other
military
works;
to
render
defensible
against
an
attack
by
hostile
forces..
Auriculars
::
Auriculars
(n. pl.) A
circle
of
feathers
surrounding
the
opening
of the ear of
birds.
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