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Definition of tern
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 tern is as below...
Tern (n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
long-winged
aquatic
birds,
allied
to the
gulls,
and
belonging
to
Sterna
and
various
allied
genera..
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Everlasting
::
Everlasting
(a.)
Lasting
or
enduring
forever;
exsisting
or
continuing
without
end;
immoral;
eternal.
Breastbone
::
Breastbone
(n.) The bone of the
breast;
the
sternum.
Stern
::
Stern (v. t.) The helm or
tiller
of a
vessel
or boat; also, the
rudder..
Zittern
::
Zittern
(n.) See
Cittern.
Applique
::
Applique
(a.)
Ornamented
with a
pattern
(which
has been cut out of
another
color or
stuff)
applied
or
transferred
to a
foundation;
as,
applique
lace;
applique
work..
Pearl
::
Pearl (n.) A
light-colored
tern.
Envenom
::
Envenom
(v. t.) To taint or
impregnate
with
bitterness,
malice,
or
hatred;
to imbue as with
venom;
to
imbitter..
Alternative
::
Alternative
(a.)
Disjunctive;
as, an
alternative
conjunction..
Alternation
::
Alternation
(n.) The
reciprocal
succession
of
things
in time or
place;
the act of
following
and being
followed
by
turns;
alternate
succession,
performance,
or
occurrence;
as, the
alternation
of day and
night,
cold and heat,
summer
and
winter,
hope and
fear..
Intergrave
::
Intergrave
(v. t.) To grave or carve
between;
to
engrave
in the
alternate
sections.
Bad Lands
::
Bad lands ()
Barren
regions,
especially
in the
western
United
States,
where
horizontal
strata
(Tertiary
deposits)
have been often
eroded
into
fantastic
forms,
and much
intersected
by
ca–ons,
and where lack of wood,
water,
and
forage
increases
the
difficulty
of
traversing
the
country,
whence
the name, first given by the
Canadian
French,
Mauvaises
Terres
(bad
lands)..
Sternocostal
::
Sternocoracoid
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
sternum
and the
coracoid.
Vent
::
Vent (n.) The anal
opening
of
certain
invertebrates
and
fishes;
also, the
external
cloacal
opening
of
reptiles,
birds,
amphibians,
and many
fishes..
Surface
::
Surface
(n.)
Hence,
outward
or
external
appearance..
Pax
::
Pax (n.) A
tablet
or
board,
on which is a
representation
of
Christ,
of the
Virgin
Mary, or of some saint and
which,
in the Mass, was
kissed
by the
priest
and then by the
people,
in
mediaeval
times;
an
osculatory.
It is still used in
communities,
confraternities,
etc..
Externality
::
Externality
(n.)
separation
from the
perceiving
mind.
Gamboge
::
Gamboge
(n.) A
concrete
juice,
or gum
resin,
produced
by
several
species
of trees in Siam,
Ceylon,
and
Malabar.
It is
brought
in
masses,
or
cylindrical
rolls,
from
Cambodia,
or
Cambogia,
--
whence
its name. The best kind is of a
dense,
compact
texture,
and of a
beatiful
reddish
yellow.
Taking
internally,
it is a
strong
and harsh
cathartic
and
emetic..
Fancy
::
Fancy (v. t.) To have a fancy for; to like; to be
pleased
with,
particularly
on
account
of
external
appearance
or
manners..
Ramline
::
Ramline
(n.) A line used to get a
straight
middle
line, as on a spar, or from stem to stern in
building
a
vessel..
Chelonia
::
Chelonia
(n. pl.) An order of
reptiles,
including
the
tortoises
and
turtles,
peculiar
in
having
a part of the
vertebrae,
ribs, and
sternum
united
with the
dermal
plates
so as to form a firm
shell.
The jaws are
covered
by a horny beak. See
Reptilia;
also,
Illust.
in
Appendix..
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