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Definition of comes
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Comes (n.) The
answer
to the theme (dux) in a
fugue.
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Album Graecum
::
Album
Graecum
() Dung of dogs or
hyenas,
which
becomes
white by
exposure
to air. It is used in
dressing
leather,
and was
formerly
used in
medicine..
After-wit
::
After-wit
(n.)
Wisdom
or
perception
that comes after it can be of use.
Xylocarpous
::
Xylocarpous
(a.)
Bearing
fruit which
becomes
hard or
woody.
Thermostat
::
Thermostat
(n.) A
self-acting
apparatus
for
regulating
temperature
by the
unequal
expansion
of
different
metals,
liquids,
or gases by heat, as in
opening
or
closing
the
damper
of a
stove,
or the like, as the heat
becomes
greater
or less than is
desired..
Delegation
::
Delegation
(n.) A kind of
novation
by which a
debtor,
to be
liberated
from his
creditor,
gives him a third
person,
who
becomes
obliged
in his stead to the
creditor,
or to the
person
appointed
by him..
Zoocyst
::
Zoocyst
(n.) A cyst
formed
by
certain
Protozoa
and
unicellular
plants
which the
contents
divide
into a large
number
of
granules,
each of which
becomes
a
germ..
Colocynth
::
Colocynth
(n.) The light
spongy
pulp of the fruit of the
bitter
cucumber
(Citrullus,
/
Cucumis,
colocynthis),
an
Asiatic
plant
allied
to the
watermelon;
coloquintida.
It comes in white
balls,
is
intensely
bitter,
and a
powerful
cathartic.
Called
also
bitter
apple,
bitter
cucumber,
bitter
gourd..
Sub-
::
Sub- () A
prefix
signifying
under,
below,
beneath,
and hence
often,
in an
inferior
position
or
degree,
in an
imperfect
or
partial
state,
as in
subscribe,
substruct,
subserve,
subject,
subordinate,
subacid,
subastringent,
subgranular,
suborn.
Sub- in Latin
compounds
often
becomes
sum-
before
m, sur
before
r, and
regularly
becomes
suc-, suf-, sug-, and sup-
before
c, f, g, and p
respectively.
Before
c, p, and t it
sometimes
takes form sus- (by the
dropping
of b from a
collateral
form,
subs-)..
Pyroelectric
::
Pyroelectric
(n.) A
substance
which
becomes
electrically
polar when
heated,
exhibiting
opposite
charges
of
statical
electricity
at two
separate
parts,
especially
the two
extremities..
Discoverer
::
Discoverer
(n.) One who
discovers;
one who first comes to the
knowledge
of
something;
one who
discovers
an
unknown
country,
or a new
principle,
truth,
or
fact..
Orthogamy
::
Orthogamy
(n.)
Direct
fertilization
in
plants,
as when the
pollen
fertilizing
the
ovules
comes from the
stamens
of the same
blossom;
--
opposed
to
heterogamy..
Coom
::
Coom (n.) Soot; coal dust;
refuse
matter,
as the dirty
grease
which comes from axle
boxes,
or the
refuse
at the mouth of an
oven..
Foreshot
::
Foreshot
(n.) In
distillation
of low
wines,
the first
portion
of
spirit
that comes over, being a fluid
abounding
in fusel oil..
Comestible
::
Comestible
(n.)
Something
suitable
to be
eaten;
--
commonly
in the
plural.
Panto-
::
Panto-
()
Combining
forms
signifying
all,
every;
as,
panorama,
pantheism,
pantagraph,
pantograph.
Pan-
becomes
pam-
before
b or p, as
pamprodactylous..
Waif
::
Waif (n.)
Hence,
anything
found,
or
without
an
owner;
that which comes
along,
as it were, by
chance..
Carom
::
Carom (n.) A shot in which the ball
struck
with the cue comes in
contact
with two or more balls on the
table;
a
hitting
of two or more balls with the
player's
ball. In
England
it is
called
cannon.
Synacme
::
Syn- () A
prefix
meaning
with, along with,
together,
at the same time. Syn-
becomes
sym-
before
p, b, and m, and syl-
before
l..
In
::
In
(adv.)
Not out;
within;
inside.
In, the
preposition,
becomes
an
adverb
by
omission
of its
object,
leaving
it as the
representative
of an
adverbial
phrase,
the
context
indicating
what the
omitted
object
is; as, he takes in the
situation
(i. e., he
comprehends
it in his
mind);
the
Republicans
were in (i. e., in
office);
in at one ear and out at the other (i. e., in or into the
head);
his side was in (i. e., in the turn at the bat); he came in (i. e., into the
house)..
Accession
::
Accession
(n.) The act by which one power
becomes
party to
engagements
already
in force
between
other
powers.
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