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Definition of verse
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Verse (n.)
Metrical
arrangement
and
language;
that which is
composed
in
metrical
form;
versification;
poetry.
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Transverse
::
Transverse
(n.) The
longer,
or
transverse,
axis of an
ellipse..
Interpleader
::
Interpleader
(n.) A
proceeding
devised
to
enable
a
person,
of whom the same debt, duty, or thing is
claimed
adversely
by two or more
parties,
to
compel
them to
litigate
the right or title
between
themselves,
and
thereby
to
relieve
himself
from the suits which they might
otherwise
bring
against
him..
Tetrical
::
Tetrical
(a.)
Forward;
perverse;
harsh;
sour;
rugged.
Transversion
::
Transversion
(n.) The act of
changing
from prose into
verse,
or from verse into
prose..
Transmeatable
::
Transmeatable
(a.)
Capable
of being
passed
over or
traversed;
passable.
Oppose
::
Oppose
(v. i.) To act
adversely
or in
opposition;
-- with
against
or to; as, a
servant
opposed
against
the act..
Averseness
::
Averseness
(n.) The
quality
of being
averse;
opposition
of mind;
unwillingness.
Sonnet
::
Sonnet
(n.) A poem of
fourteen
lines,
-- two
stanzas,
called
the
octave,
being of four
verses
each, and two
stanzas,
called
the
sestet,
of three
verses
each, the
rhymes
being
adjusted
by a
particular
rule..
Naturalist
::
Naturalist
(n.) One
versed
in
natural
science;
a
student
of
natural
history,
esp. of the
natural
history
of
animals..
Electro-positive
::
Electro-positive
(a.) Of such a
nature
relatively
to some other
associated
body or
bodies,
as to tend to the
negative
pole of a
voltaic
battery,
in
electrolysis,
while the
associated
body tends to the
positive
pole; -- the
converse
or
correlative
of
electro-negative..
Gabionade
::
Gabionade
(n.) A
traverse
made with
gabions
between
guns or on their
flanks,
protecting
them from
enfilading
fire..
Trochilidist
::
Trochilidist
(n.) One who
studies,
or is
versed
in, the
nature
and
habits
of
humming
birds,
or the
Trochilidae..
Publicist
::
Publicist
(n.) A
writer
on the laws of
nature
and
nations;
one who is
versed
in the
science
of
public
right,
the
principles
of
government,
etc..
Magnetist
::
Magnetist
(n.) One
versed
in
magnetism.
Stricture
::
Stricture
(n.) A touch of
adverse
criticism;
censure.
Physiologist
::
Physiologist
(n.) One who is
versed
in the
science
of
physiology;
a
student
of the
properties
and
functions
of
animal
and
vegetable
organs
and
tissues.
Acosmist
::
Acosmist
(n.) One who
denies
the
existence
of the
universe,
or of a
universe
as
distinct
from God..
Gemarist
::
Gemarist
(n.) One
versed
in the
Gemara,
or
adhering
to its
teachings..
Bivalve
::
Bivalve
(n.) A
mollusk
having
a shell
consisting
of two
lateral
plates
or
valves
joined
together
by an
elastic
ligament
at the
hinge,
which is
usually
strengthened
by
prominences
called
teeth.
The shell is
closed
by the
contraction
of two
transverse
muscles
attached
to the inner
surface,
as in the clam, -- or by one, as in the
oyster.
See
Mollusca..
Literary
::
Literary
(a.)
Versed
in, or
acquainted
with,
literature;
occupied
with
literature
as a
profession;
connected
with
literature
or with men of
letters;
as, a
literary
man..
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