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Definition of table
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 table is as below...
Table (v. t.) In
parliamentary
usage,
to lay on the
table;
to
postpone,
by a
formal
vote, the
consideration
of (a bill,
motion,
or the like) till
called
for, or
indefinitely..
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Detectible
::
Detectible
(a.)
Capable
of being
detected
or found out; as,
parties
not
detectable..
Inept
::
Inept (a.) Not apt or fit;
unfit;
unsuitable;
improper;
unbecoming.
Intransmutability
::
Intransmutability
(n.) The
quality
of being
intransmutable.
Convertible
::
Convertible
(a.)
Capable
of being
converted;
susceptible
of
change;
transmutable;
transformable.
Kerite
::
Kerite
(n.) A
compound
in which tar or
asphaltum
combined
with
animal
or
vegetable
oils is
vulcanized
by
sulphur,
the
product
closely
resembling
rubber;
-- used
principally
as an
insulating
material
in
telegraphy..
Tabulate
::
Tabulate
(v. t.) To form into a table or
tables;
to
reduce
to
tables
or
synopses.
Emolumental
::
Emolumental
(a.)
Pertaining
to an
emolument;
profitable.
Vegetable
::
Vegetable
(v.)
Plants
without
true
flowers,
and
reproduced
by
minute
spores
of
various
kinds,
or by
simple
cell
division..
Astonishment
::
Astonishment
(n.) The
overpowering
emotion
excited
when
something
unaccountable,
wonderful,
or
dreadful
is
presented
to the mind; an
intense
degree
of
surprise;
amazement..
Synchronization
::
Synchronistic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
synchronism;
arranged
according
to
correspondence
in time; as,
synchronistic
tables..
Vincentian
::
Vincentian
(n.) A
member
of
certain
charitable
sisterhoods.
Traversing
::
Traversing
(a.)
Adjustable
laterally;
having
a
lateral
motion,
or a
swinging
motion;
adapted
for
giving
lateral
motion..
Improfitable
::
Improfitable
(a.)
Unprofitable.
Dress
::
Dress (v. t.) To
adjust;
to put in good
order;
to
arrange;
specifically:
(a) To
prepare
for use; to fit for any use; to
render
suitable
for an
intended
purpose;
to get
ready;
as, to dress a slain
animal;
to dress meat; to dress
leather
or
cloth;
to dress or trim a lamp; to dress a
garden;
to dress a
horse,
by
currying
and
rubbing;
to dress
grain,
by
cleansing
it; in
mining
and
metallurgy,
to dress ores, by
sorting
and
separating
them..
Wintry
::
Wintry
(a.)
Suitable
to
winter;
resembling
winter,
or what
belongs
to
winter;
brumal;
hyemal;
cold;
stormy;
wintery..
Table
::
Table (n.) Any
collection
and
arrangement
in a
condensed
form of many
particulars
or
values,
for ready
reference,
as of
weights,
measures,
currency,
specific
gravities,
etc.; also, a
series
of
numbers
following
some law, and
expressing
particular
values
corresponding
to
certain
other
numbers
on which they
depend,
and by means of which they are taken out for use in
computations;
as,
tables
of
logarithms,
sines,
tangents,
squares,
cubes,
etc.;
annuity
tables;
interest
tables;
astronomical
tables,
Napier''s Rods
::
Napier's
rods () A set of rods, made of bone or other
material,
each
divided
into nine
spaces,
and
containing
the
numbers
of a
column
of the
multiplication
table;
-- a
contrivance
of Baron
Napier,
the
inventor
of
logarithms,
for
facilitating
the
operations
of
multiplication
and
division..
Farantly
::
Farantly
(a.)
Orderly;
comely;
respectable.
Land-poor
::
Land-poor
(a.)
Pecuniarily
embarrassed
through
owning
much
unprofitable
land.
Marshal
::
Marshal
(v. t.) To
dispose
in
order;
to
arrange
in a
suitable
manner;
as, to
marshal
troops
or an
army..
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