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Definition of tract
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Tract (v.) The
footprint
of a wild
beast.
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Stipulation
::
Stipulation
(n.) That which is
stipulated,
or
agreed
upon; that which is
definitely
arranged
or
contracted;
an
agreement;
a
covenant;
a
contract
or
bargain;
also, any
particular
article,
item, or
condition,
in a
mutual
agreement;
as, the
stipulations
of the
allied
powers
to
furnish
each his
contingent
of
troops..
Indocility
::
Indocility
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
indocile;
dullness
of
intellect;
unteachableness;
intractableness.
Subcontrary
::
Subcontractor
(n.) One who takes a
portion
of a
contract,
as for work, from the
principal
contractor..
Executory
::
Executory
(a.)
Designed
to be
executed
or
carried
into
effect
in time to come, or to take
effect
on a
future
contingency;
as, an
executory
devise,
reminder,
or
estate;
an
executory
contract..
Subduction
::
Subduct
(v. t.) To
subtract
by
arithmetical
operation;
to
deduct.
Tract
::
Tract (v.)
Continuity
or
extension
of
anything;
as, the tract of
speech..
Proviso
::
Proviso
(n.) An
article
or
clause
in any
statute,
agreement,
contract,
grant,
or other
writing,
by which a
condition
is
introduced,
usually
beginning
with the word
provided;
a
conditional
stipulation
that
affects
an
agreement,
contract,
law,
grant,
or the like; as, the
contract
was
impaired
by its
proviso..
Subcontractor
::
Subcontracted
(a.)
Betrothed
for the
second
time.
Humin
::
Humin (n.) A
bitter,
brownish
yellow,
amorphous
substance,
extracted
from
vegetable
mold, and also
produced
by the
action
of acids on
certain
sugars
and
carbohydrates;
--
called
also humic acid,
ulmin,
gein, ulmic or geic acid, etc..
Ipecacuanha
::
Ipecacuanha
(n.) The root of a
Brazilian
rubiaceous
herb
(Cephaelis
Ipecacuanha),
largely
employed
as an
emetic;
also, the plant
itself;
also, a
medicinal
extract
of the root. Many other
plants
are used as a
substitutes;
among them are the black or
Peruvian
ipecac
(Psychotria
emetica),
the white
ipecac
(Ionidium
Ipecacuanha),
the
bastard
or wild
ipecac
(Asclepias
Curassavica),
and the
undulated
ipecac
(Richardsonia
scabra)..
Extensible
::
Extensible
(a.)
Capable
of being
extended,
whether
in
length
or
breadth;
susceptible
of
enlargement;
extensible;
extendible;
-- the
opposite
of
contractible
or
compressible..
Uncovenanted
::
Uncovenanted
(a.) Not
covenanted;
not
granted
or
entered
into under a
covenant,
agreement,
or
contract..
Veratralbine
::
Veratralbine
(n.) A
yellowish
amorphous
alkaloid
extracted
from the
rootstock
of
Veratrum
album.
Retractor
::
Retractor
(n.) In
breech-loading
firearms,
a
device
for
withdrawing
a
cartridge
shell from the
barrel..
Ruffle
::
Ruffle
(v. t.) To make into a ruff; to draw or
contract
into
puckers,
plaits,
or
folds;
to
wrinkle..
Long
::
Long
(superl.)
Drawn out in a line, or in the
direction
of
length;
protracted;
extended;
as, a long line; --
opposed
to
short,
and
distinguished
from broad or
wide..
Mooner
::
Mooner
(n.) One who
abstractedly
wanders
or gazes
about,
as if
moonstruck..
Subdued
::
Subduction
(n.)
Arithmetical
subtraction.
Swale
::
Swale (n.) A
valley
or low
place;
a tract of low, and
usually
wet, land; a moor; a fen..
Incur
::
Incur (v. t.) To meet or fall in with, as
something
inconvenient,
harmful,
or
onerous;
to put one's self in the way of; to
expose
one's self to; to
become
liable
or
subject
to; to bring down upon one's self; to
encounter;
to
contract;
as, to incur debt,
danger,
displeasure/
penalty,
responsibility,
etc..
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