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Definition of actor
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Actor (n.) One who
institutes
a suit;
plaintiff
or
complainant.
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Buffo
::
Buffo
(n.masc.)
The comic actor in an
opera.
Pervicacious
::
Pervicacious
(a.)
Obstinate;
willful;
refractory.
Refractory
::
Refractory
(n.)
OPottery)
A piece of ware
covered
with a
vaporable
flux and
placed
in a kiln, to
communicate
a glaze to the other
articles..
Evident
::
Evident
(a.) Clear to the
vision;
especially,
clear to the
understanding,
and
satisfactory
to the
judgment;
as, the
figure
or color of a body is
evident
to the
senses;
the guilt of an
offender
can not
always
be made
evident..
Factorized
::
Factorized
(imp. & p. p.) of
Factoriz.
Luddite
::
Luddite
(n.) One of a
number
of
riotous
persons
in
England,
who for six years
(1811-17)
tried to
prevent
the use of
labor-saving
machinery
by
breaking
it,
burning
factories,
etc.; -- so
called
from Ned Lud, a
half-witted
man who some years
previously
had
broken
stocking
frames..
Covariant
::
Covariant
(n.) A
function
involving
the
coefficients
and the
variables
of a
quantic,
and such that when the
quantic
is
lineally
transformed
the same
function
of the new
variables
and
coefficients
shall be equal to the old
function
multiplied
by a
factor.
An
invariant
is a like
function
involving
only the
coefficients
of the
quantic..
Disguiser
::
Disguiser
(n.) One who wears a
disguise;
an actor in a
masquerade;
a
masker.
Comedian
::
Comedian
(n.) An actor or
player
in
comedy.
Grant
::
Grant (v. t.) To admit as true what is not yet
satisfactorily
proved;
to yield
belief
to; to
allow;
to
yield;
to
concede.
Cube
::
Cube (n.) The
product
obtained
by
taking
a
number
or
quantity
three times as a
factor;
as,
4x4=16,
and
16x4=64,
the cube of 4..
Disobey
::
Disobey
(v. t.) Not to obey; to
neglect
or
refuse
to obey (a
superior
or his
commands,
the laws,
etc.);
to
transgress
the
commands
of (one in
authority);
to
violate,
as an
order;
as,
refractory
children
disobey
their
parents;
men
disobey
their Maker and the
laws..
Retractor
::
Retractor
(n.) An
instrument
for
holding
apart the edges of a wound
during
amputation.
Brake
::
Brake (v. t.) A frame for
confining
a
refractory
horse while the smith is
shoeing
him; also, an
inclosure
to
restrain
cattle,
horses,
etc..
Unruly
::
Unruly
(superl.)
Not
submissive
to rule;
disregarding
restraint;
disposed
to
violate;
turbulent;
ungovernable;
refractory;
as, an
unruly
boy;
unruly
boy;
unruly
conduct..
Dimension
::
Dimension
(n.) A
literal
factor,
as
numbered
in
characterizing
a term. The term
dimensions
forms with the
cardinal
numbers
a
phrase
equivalent
to
degree
with the
ordinal;
thus, a2b2c is a term of five
dimensions,
or of the fifth
degree..
Factor
::
Factor
(n.) One of the
elements,
circumstances,
or
influences
which
contribute
to
produce
a
result;
a
constituent..
Mask
::
Mask (n.) A
dramatic
performance,
formerly
in
vogue,
in which the
actors
wore masks and
represented
mythical
or
allegorical
characters..
Stager
::
Stageplayer
(n.) An actor on the
stage;
one whose
occupation
is to
represent
characters
on the
stage;
as,
Garrick
was a
celebrated
stageplayer..
Rude
::
Rude
(superl.)
Not
finished
or
complete;
inelegant;
lacking
chasteness
or
elegance;
not in good
taste;
unsatisfactory
in mode of
treatment;
-- said of
literature,
language,
style,
and the
like..
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