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Definition of trod
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Trod () imp. & p. p. of
Tread.
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Catelectrotonus
::
Catelectrotonus
(n.) The
condition
of
increased
irritability
of a nerve in the
region
of the
cathode
or
negative
electrode,
on the
passage
of a
current
of
electricity
through
it..
Introduce
::
Introduce
(v. t.) To bring into
notice,
practice,
cultivation,
or use; as, to
introduce
a new
fashion,
method,
or
plant..
Bude Light
::
Bude light () A light in which high
illuminating
power is
obtained
by
introducing
a jet of
oxygen
gas or of
common
air into the
center
of a flame fed with coal gas or with oil.
Troad
::
Troad (n.) See
Trode.
Water Moccasin
::
Water
moccasin
() A
venomous
North
American
snake
(Ancistrodon
piscivorus)
allied
to the
rattlesnake
but
destitute
of a
rattle.
It lives in or about pools and
ponds,
and feeds
largely
of
fishes.
Called
also water
snake,
water
adder,
water
viper..
Sallet
::
Sallet
(n.) A light kind of
helmet,
with or
without
a
visor,
introduced
during
the 15th
century..
Introducer
::
Introducer
(n.) One who, or that
which,
introduces..
Barb
::
Barb (n.) The
Barbary
horse,
a
superior
breed
introduced
from
Barbary
into Spain by the
Moors..
Introductorily
::
Introductorily
(adv.)
By way of
introduction.
Innovation
::
Innovation
(n.) The act of
innovating;
introduction
of
something
new, in
customs,
rites,
etc..
Inoculate
::
Inoculate
(v. t.) Fig.: To
introduce
into the mind; -- used
especially
of
harmful
ideas or
principles;
to
imbue;
as, to
inoculate
one with
treason
or
infidelity..
Franklin Stove
::
Franklin
stove () A kind of open stove
introduced
by
Benjamin
Franklin,
the
peculiar
feature
of which was that a
current
of
heated
air was
directly
supplied
to the room from an air box; -- now
applied
to other
varieties
of open
stoves..
Pit
::
Pit (v. t.) To
introduce
as an
antagonist;
to set
forward
for or in a
contest;
as, to pit one dog
against
another..
Sepsis
::
Sepsis
(n.) The
poisoning
of the
system
by the
introduction
of
putrescent
material
into the
blood.
Initiate
::
Initiate
(v. t.) To
introduce
into a
society
or
organization;
to
confer
membership
on;
especially,
to admit to a
secret
order with
mysterious
rites or
ceremonies..
Interpose
::
Interpose
(v. t.) To
introduce
or
inject
between
the parts of a
conversation
or
argument.
Respiration
::
Respiration
(n.) The act of
resping
or
breathing;
the act of
taking
in and
giving
out air; the
aggregate
of those
processes
bu which
oxygen
is
introduced
into the
system,
and
carbon
dioxide,
or
carbonic
acid,
removed..
Rabbit
::
Rabbit
(n.) Any of the
smaller
species
of the genus
Lepus,
especially
the
common
European
species
(Lepus
cuniculus),
which is often kept as a pet, and has been
introduced
into many
countries.
It is
remarkably
prolific,
and has
become
a pest in some parts of
Australia
and New
Zealand..
Initiative
::
Initiative
(a.)
Serving
to
initiate;
inceptive;
initiatory;
introductory;
preliminary.
Downtrodden
::
Downtrodden
(a.)
Trodden
down;
trampled
down;
abused
by
superior
power.
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