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Definition of use
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Use (v. t.) The
premium
paid for the
possession
and
employment
of
borrowed
money;
interest;
usury.
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House
::
House (n.) A
structure
intended
or used as a
habitation
or
shelter
for
animals
of any kind; but
especially,
a
building
or
edifice
for the
habitation
of man; a
dwelling
place,
a
mansion..
Platinum
::
Platinum
(n.) A
metallic
element,
intermediate
in value
between
silver
and gold,
occurring
native
or
alloyed
with other
metals,
also as the
platinum
arsenide
(sperrylite).
It is heavy
tin-white
metal which is
ductile
and
malleable,
but very
infusible,
and
characterized
by its
resistance
to
strong
chemical
reagents.
It is used for
crucibles,
for
stills
for
sulphuric
acid,
rarely
for coin, and in the form of foil and wire for many
purposes.
Specific
gravity
21.5.
Atomic
weight
194.3.
Symbol
Pt. Fo
Gallop
::
Gallop
(v. t.) To cause to
gallop.
Color
::
Color (n.) That which is used to give
color;
a
paint;
a
pigment;
as, oil
colors
or water
colors..
Mudsill
::
Mudsill
(n.) The
lowest
sill of a
structure,
usually
embedded
in the soil; the
lowest
timber
of a
house;
also, that sill or
timber
of a
bridge
which is laid at the
bottom
of the
water.
See
Sill..
Warehouse
::
Warehouse
(v. t.) To
deposit
or
secure
in a
warehouse.
Revolt
::
Revolt
(n.) To be
disgusted,
shocked,
or
grossly
offended;
hence,
to feel
nausea;
-- with at; as, the
stomach
revolts
at such food; his
nature
revolts
at
cruelty..
Naturalize
::
Naturalize
(v. t.) To
adapt;
to
accustom;
to
habituate;
to
acclimate;
to cause to grow as under
natural
conditions.
Catafalque
::
Catafalque
(n.) A
temporary
structure
sometimes
used in the
funeral
solemnities
of
eminent
persons,
for the
public
exhibition
of the
remains,
or their
conveyance
to the place of
burial..
Pause
::
Pause (n.) To stop in order to
consider;
hence,
to
consider;
to
reflect..
Letter
::
Letter
(n.) A mark or
character
used as the
representative
of a
sound,
or of an
articulation
of the human
organs
of
speech;
a first
element
of
written
language..
Depot
::
Depot (n.) A place of
deposit
for the
storing
of
goods;
a
warehouse;
a
storehouse.
Fizz
::
Fizz (v. i.) To make a
hissing
sound,
as a
burning
fuse..
Allege
::
Allege
(v. t.) To
produce
or urge as a
reason,
plea, or
excuse;
as, he
refused
to lend,
alleging
a
resolution
against
lending..
Countercaster
::
Countercaster
(n.) A
caster
of
accounts;
a
reckoner;
a
bookkeeper;
-- used
contemptuously.
Plethoric
::
Plethoric
(a.)
Haeving
a full habit of body;
characterized
by
plethora
or
excess
of
blood;
as, a
plethoric
constitution;
-- used also
metaphorically..
Abuseful
::
Abuseful
(a.) Full of
abuse;
abusive.
Pubes
::
Pubes (n.) Hence (as more
commonly
used),
the lower part of the
hypogastric
region;
the pubic
region..
Bishop
::
Bishop
(n.) A piece used in the game of
chess,
bearing
a
representation
of a
bishop's
miter;
--
formerly
called
archer..
Nitratine
::
Nitratine
(n.) A
mineral
occurring
in
transparent
crystals,
usually
of a
white,
sometimes
of a
reddish
gray, or
lemon-yellow,
color;
native
sodium
nitrate.
It is used in
making
nitric
acid and for
manure.
Called
also soda
niter..
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