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Definition of cast
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Cast (n.) A
tendency
to any
color;
a
tinge;
a
shade.
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Visionary
::
Visionary
(n.) One whose
imagination
overpowers
his
reason
and
controls
his
judgment;
an
unpractical
schemer;
one who
builds
castles
in the air; a
daydreamer.
Anticipatory
::
Anticipatory
(a.)
Forecasting;
of the
nature
of
anticipation.
Oilseed
::
Oilseed
(n.) Seed from which oil is
expressed,
as the
castor
bean; also, the plant
yielding
such seed. See
Castor
bean..
Whip
::
Whip (v. t.) To
secure
the end of (a rope, or the like) from
untwisting
by
overcasting
it with small
stuff..
Ricinine
::
Ricinine
(n.) A
bitter
white
crystalline
alkaloid
extracted
from the seeds of the
castor-oil
plant.
Seg
::
Seg (n.) A
castrated
bull.
Eject
::
Eject (v. t.) To cast out; to
evict;
to
dispossess;
as, to eject
tenants
from an
estate..
Cagot
::
Cagot (n.) One of a race
inhabiting
the
valleys
of the
Pyrenees,
who until 1793 were
political
and
social
outcasts
(Christian
Pariahs).
They are
supposed
to be a
remnant
of the
Visigoths..
Quail
::
Quail (v. i.) To
become
quelled;
to
become
cast down; to sink under trial or
apprehension
of
danger;
to lose the
spirit
and power of
resistance;
to lose
heart;
to give way; to
shrink;
to
cower.
Came
::
Came (n.) A
slender
rod of cast lead, with or
without
grooves,
used, in
casements
and
stained-glass
windows,
to hold
together
the panes or
pieces
of
glass..
House
::
House (n.) A
twelfth
part of the
heavens,
as
divided
by six
circles
intersecting
at the north and south
points
of the
horizon,
used by
astrologers
in
noting
the
positions
of the
heavenly
bodies,
and
casting
horoscopes
or
nativities.
The
houses
were
regarded
as fixed in
respect
to the
horizon,
and
numbered
from the one at the
eastern
horizon,
called
the
ascendant,
first
house,
or house of life,
downward,
or in the
direction
of the
earth's
revolution,
the stars and
planets
passing
through
them in
Warp
::
Warp (v. t.) To cast
prematurely,
as
young;
-- said of
cattle,
sheep,
etc..
Cast Iron
::
Cast iron ()
Highly
carbonized
iron, the
direct
product
of the blast
furnace;
-- used for
making
castings,
and for
conversion
into
wrought
iron and
steel.
It can not be
welded
or
forged,
is
brittle,
and
sometimes
very hard.
Besides
carbon,
it
contains
sulphur,
phosphorus,
silica,
etc..
Sebacic
::
Sebacic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to fat;
derived
from, or
resembling,
fat;
specifically,
designating
an acid
(formerly
called
also
sebic,
and
pyroleic,
acid),
obtained
by the
distillation
or
saponification
of
certain
oils (as
castor
oil) as a white
crystalline
substance..
Roughhew
::
Roughhew
(v. t.) To give the first form or shape to; to form
rudely;
to shape
approximately
and
rudely;
to
roughcast.
Castled
::
Castled
(a.)
Fortified;
turreted;
as,
castled
walls..
Xyloplastic
::
Xyloplastic
(a.)
Formed
of wood pulp by
molds;
relating
to casts made of wood pulp in
molds.
Castle
::
Castle
(n.) A
fortified
residence,
especially
that of a
prince
or
nobleman;
a
fortress..
Stag
::
Stag (n.) A
castrated
bull; --
called
also bull stag, and bull seg. See the Note under Ox..
Casting
::
Casting
(n.) The
warping
of a
board.
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