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Definition of call
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of call is as below...
Call (n.) A
reference
to, or
statement
of, an
object,
course,
distance,
or other
matter
of
description
in a
survey
or grant
requiring
or
calling
for a
corresponding
object,
etc., on the
land..
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Spar
::
Spar (v. t.)
Formerly,
a piece of
timber,
in a
general
sense;
-- still
applied
locally
to
rafters..
Inactose
::
Inactose
(n.) A
variety
of
sugar,
found in
certain
plants.
It is
optically
inactive..
Rhea
::
Rhea (n.) Any one of three
species
of large South
American
ostrichlike
birds of the
genera
Rhea and
Pterocnemia.
Called
also the
American
ostrich.
Yakin
::
Yakin (n.) A large
Asiatic
antelope
(Budorcas
taxicolor)
native
of the
higher
parts of the
Himalayas
and other lofty
mountains.
Its head and neck
resemble
those of the ox, and its tail is like that of the goat.
Called
also
budorcas..
Roseola
::
Roseola
(n.) A
rose-colored
efflorescence
upon the skin,
occurring
in
circumscribed
patches
of
little
or no
elevation
and often
alternately
fading
and
reviving;
also, an acute
specific
disease
which is
characterized
by an
eruption
of this
character;
--
called
also rose
rash..
Pinnace
::
Pinnace
(n.) A small
vessel
propelled
by sails or oars,
formerly
employed
as a
tender,
or for coast
defence;
--
called
originally,
spynace
or
spyne..
Rehearsal
::
Rehearsal
(n.) The act of
rehearsing;
recital;
narration;
repetition;
specifically,
a
private
recital,
performance,
or
season
of
practice,
in
preparation
for a
public
exhibition
or
exercise..
Dialogically
::
Dialogically
(adv.)
In the
manner
or
nature
of a
dialogue.
Surnominal
::
Surname
(v. t.) To name or call by an
appellation
added to the
original
name; to give a
surname
to.
Agio
::
Agio (n.) The
premium
or
percentage
on a
better
sort of money when it is given in
exchange
for an
inferior
sort. The
premium
or
discount
on
foreign
bills of
exchange
is
sometimes
called
agio.
Phassachate
::
Phassachate
(n.) The
lead-colored
agate;
-- so
called
in
reference
to its
color.
Pace
::
Pace (v. i.) To go; to walk;
specifically,
to move with
regular
or
measured
steps..
Margin
::
Margin
(n.)
Specifically:
The part of a page at the edge left
uncovered
in
writing
or
printing.
Calling
::
Calling
(n.) A
naming,
or
inviting;
a
reading
over or
reciting
in
order,
or a call of names with a view to
obtaining
an
answer,
as in
legislative
bodies..
Auricula
::
Auricula
(n.) A
species
of
Hirneola
(H.
auricula),
a
membranaceous
fungus,
called
also
auricula
Judae,
or
Jew's-ear..
Agrostis
::
Agrostis
(n.) A genus of
grasses,
including
species
called
in
common
language
bent
grass.
Some of them, as
redtop
(Agrostis
vulgaris),
are
valuable
pasture
grasses..
Implore
::
Implore
(v. t.) To call upon, or for, in
supplication;
to
beseech;
to prey to, or for,
earnestly;
to
petition
with
urency;
to
entreat;
to beg; --
followed
directly
by the word
expressing
the thing
sought,
or the
person
from whom it is
sought..
Epic
::
Epic (a.)
Narrated
in a grand
style;
pertaining
to or
designating
a kind of
narrative
poem,
usually
called
an
heroic
poem, in which real or
fictitious
events,
usually
the
achievements
of some hero, are
narrated
in an
elevated
style..
Fiddler
::
Fiddler
(n.) The
common
European
sandpiper
(Tringoides
hypoleucus);
-- so
called
because
it
continually
oscillates
its body.
Cosmically
::
Cosmically
(adv.)
With the sun at
rising
or
setting;
as, a star is said to rise or set
cosmically
when it rises or sets with the sun..
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