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Definition of contain
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Contain
(v. t.) To have
capacity
for; to be able to hold; to hold; to be
equivalent
to; as, a
bushel
contains
four
pecks..
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Bichromate
::
Bichromate
(n.) A salt
containing
two parts of
chromic
acid to one of the other
ingredients;
as,
potassium
bichromate;
--
called
also
dichromate..
Flask
::
Flask (n.) A
narrow-necked
vessel
of metal or
glass,
used for
various
purposes;
as of sheet
metal,
to carry
gunpowder
in; or of
wrought
iron, to
contain
quicksilver;
or of
glass,
to heat water in, etc..
Atheistical
::
Atheistical
(a.)
Pertaining
to,
implying,
or
containing,
atheism;
--
applied
to
things;
as,
atheistic
doctrines,
opinions,
or
books..
Schorly
::
Schorly
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
containing,
schorl;
as,
schorly
granite..
Trinitrocellulose
::
Trinitrocellulose
(n.) Gun
cotton;
-- so
called
because
regarded
as
containing
three nitro
groups.
Fesse
::
Fesse (n.) A band drawn
horizontally
across
the
center
of an
escutcheon,
and
containing
in
breadth
the third part of it; one of the nine
honorable
ordinaries..
Enhydros
::
Enhydros
(n.) A
variety
of
chalcedony
containing
water.
Lemon
::
Lemon (n.) An oval or
roundish
fruit
resembling
the
orange,
and
containing
a pulp
usually
intensely
acid. It is
produced
by a
tropical
tree of the genus
Citrus,
the
common
fruit known in
commerce
being that of the
species
C.
Limonum
or C.
Medica
(var.
Limonum).
There are many
varieties
of the
fruit,
some of which are
sweet..
Bulla
::
Bulla (n.) A bleb; a
vesicle,
or an
elevation
of the
cuticle,
containing
a
transparent
watery
fluid..
Mattery
::
Mattery
(a.)
Generating
or
containing
pus;
purulent.
December
::
December
(n.) The
twelfth
and last month of the year,
containing
thirty-one
days.
During
this month
occurs
the
winter
solstice..
Cottise
::
Cottise
(n.) A
diminutive
of the
bendlet,
containing
one half its area or one
quarter
the area of the bend. When a
single
cottise
is used alone it is often
called
a cost. See also
Couple-close..
Stratarithmetry
::
Stratagemical
(a.)
Containing
stratagem;
as, a
stratagemical
epistle..
Mistura
::
Mistura
(n.)
Sometimes,
a
liquid
medicine
containing
very
active
substances,
and which can only be
administered
by
drops..
Fascia
::
Fascia
(n.) The layer of loose
tissue,
often
containing
fat,
immediately
beneath
the skin; the
stronger
layer of
connective
tissue
covering
and
investing
all
muscles;
an
aponeurosis..
Broadside
::
Broadside
(n.) A sheet of paper
containing
one large page, or
printed
on one side only; --
called
also
broadsheet..
Genesis
::
Genesis
(n.) The first book of the Old
Testament;
-- so
called
by the Greek
translators,
from its
containing
the
history
of the
creation
of the world and of the human
race..
Belly
::
Belly (n.) That part of the human body which
extends
downward
from the
breast
to the
thighs,
and
contains
the
bowels,
or
intestines;
the
abdomen..
Vinaigrette
::
Vinaigrette
(n.) A small
perforated
box for
holding
aromatic
vinegar
contained
in a
sponge,
or a
smelling
bottle
for
smelling
salts;
--
called
also
vinegarette..
Semipedal
::
Semipedal
(a.)
Containing
a half foot.
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