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Definition of cest
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Cest (n.) A
woman's
girdle;
a
cestus.
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Race
::
Race (n.) The
descendants
of a
common
ancestor;
a
family,
tribe,
people,
or
nation,
believed
or
presumed
to
belong
to the same
stock;
a
lineage;
a
breed..
Atavism
::
Atavism
(n.) The
recurrence,
or a
tendency
to a
recurrence,
of the
original
type of a
species
in the
progeny
of its
varieties;
resemblance
to
remote
rather
than to near
ancestors;
reversion
to the
original
form..
Liberal
::
Liberal
(a.) Free by
birth;
hence,
befitting
a
freeman
or
gentleman;
refined;
noble;
independent;
free; not
servile
or mean; as, a
liberal
ancestry;
a
liberal
spirit;
liberal
arts or
studies..
Agnatic
::
Agnatic
(a.)
Pertaining
to
descent
by the male line of
ancestors.
Syncopate
::
Syncopate
(v. t.) To
contract,
as a word, by
taking
one or more
letters
or
syllables
from the
middle;
as,
Gloster
is a
syncopated
form of
Gloucester..
Girdle
::
Girdle
(n.) That which
girds,
encircles,
or
incloses;
a
circumference;
a belt; esp., a belt, sash, or
article
of dress
encircling
the body
usually
at the
waist;
a
cestus..
Quaker
::
Quaker
(n.) One of a
religious
sect
founded
by
George
Fox, of
Leicestershire,
England,
about 1650, -- the
members
of which call
themselves
Friends.
They were
called
Quakers,
originally,
in
derision.
See
Friend,
n., 4..
Forbear
::
Forbear
(n.) An
ancestor;
a
forefather;
--
usually
in the
plural.
Progenitor
::
Progenitor
(n.) An
ancestor
in the
direct
line; a
forefather.
Patronymic
::
Patronymic
(a.)
Derived
from
ancestors;
as, a
patronymic
denomination..
Mother
::
Mother
(a.)
Received
by birth or from
ancestors;
native,
natural;
as,
mother
language;
also
acting
the part, or
having
the place of a
mother;
producing
others;
originating..
Cestuy
::
Cestuy
(pron.)
Alt. of
Cestu.
Ancestorial
::
Ancestorial
(a.)
Ancestral.
Antecessor
::
Antecessor
(n.) An
ancestor;
a
progenitor.
Manes
::
Manes (n. pl.) The
benevolent
spirits
of the dead,
especially
of dead
ancestors,
regarded
as
family
deities
and
protectors..
Cestraciont
::
Cestraciont
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
characteristic
of, the genus
Cestracion..
Father
::
Father
(n.) A male
ancestor
more
remote
than a
parent;
a
progenitor;
especially,
a first
ancestor;
a
founder
of a race or
family;
-- in the
plural,
fathers,
ancestors..
Lar
::
Lar (n.) A
tutelary
deity;
a
deceased
ancestor
regarded
as a
protector
of the
family.
The
domestic
Lares were the
tutelar
deities
of a
house;
household
gods.
Hence,
Eng.:
Hearth
or
dwelling
house..
Tradition
::
Tradition
(n.) The
unwritten
or oral
delivery
of
information,
opinions,
doctrines,
practices,
rites,
and
customs,
from
father
to son, or from
ancestors
to
posterity;
the
transmission
of any
knowledge,
opinions,
or
practice,
from
forefathers
to
descendants
by oral
communication,
without
written
memorials..
Forefather
::
Forefather
(n.) One who
precedes
another
in the line of
genealogy
in any
degree,
but
usually
in a
remote
degree;
an
ancestor..
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