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Definition of cry
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 cry is as below...
Cry (v. i.) Any
expression
of
grief,
distress,
etc.,
accompanied
with tears or sobs; a loud
sound,
uttered
in
lamentation..
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Plesimorphism
::
Plesimorphism
(n.) The
property
possessed
by some
substances
of
crystallizing
in
closely
similar
forms while
unlike
in
chemical
composition.
Roccellic
::
Roccellic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
a
dibasic
acid of the
oxalic
series
found in
archil
(Roccella
tinctoria,
etc.),
and other
lichens,
and
extracted
as a white
crystalline
substance
C17H32O4..
Telerythin
::
Telerythin
(n.) A red
crystalline
compound
related
to, or
produced
from,
erythrin.
So
called
because
regarded
as the end of the
series
of
erythrin
compounds..
Outhess
::
Outhess
(n.)
Outcry;
alarm.
Pectolite
::
Pectolite
(n.) A
whitish
mineral
occurring
in
radiated
or
fibrous
crystalline
masses.
It is a
hydrous
silicate
of lime and soda.
Gentisin
::
Gentisin
(n.) A
tasteless,
yellow,
crystalline
substance,
obtained
from the
gentian;
--
called
also
gentianin..
Melene
::
Melene
(n.) An
unsaturated
hydrocarbon,
C30H60,
of the
ethylene
series,
obtained
from
beeswax
as a
white,
scaly,
crystalline
wax; --
called
also
melissene,
and
melissylene..
Halloo
::
Halloo
(v. i.) To cry out; to
exclaim
with a loud
voice;
to call to a
person,
as by the word
halloo..
Kairine
::
Kairine
(n.) A pale buff or white
crystalline
alkaloid
derived
from
quinoline,
and used as an
antipyretic
in
medicine..
Thinolite
::
Thinolite
(n.) A
calcareous
tufa, in part
crystalline,
occurring
on a large scale as a shore
deposit
about the
Quaternary
lake
basins
of
Nevada..
Furfurine
::
Furfurine
(n.) A
white,
crystalline
base,
obtained
indirectly
from
furfurol..
Lanthanite
::
Lanthanite
(n.)
Hydrous
carbonate
of
lanthanum,
found in
tabular
while
crystals..
Tree
::
Tree (n.) A mass of
crystals,
aggregated
in
arborescent
forms,
obtained
by
precipitation
of a metal from
solution.
See Lead tree, under
Lead..
Candy
::
Candy (v. t.) To make sugar
crystals
of or in; to form into a mass
resembling
candy;
as, to candy
sirup..
Allomerism
::
Allomerism
(n.)
Variability
in
chemical
constitution
without
variation
in
crystalline
form.
Isocrymal
::
Isocrymal
(a.)
Pertaining
to,
having
the
nature
of, or
illustrating,
an
isocryme;
as, an
isocrymal
line; an
isocrymal
chart..
Fissile
::
Fissile
(a.)
Capable
of being
split,
cleft,
or
divided
in the
direction
of the
grain,
like wood, or along
natural
planes
of
cleavage,
like
crystals..
Terebilenic
::
Terebilenic
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
designating,
a
complex
acid,
C7H8O4,
obtained
as a white
crystalline
substance
by a
modified
oxidation
of
terebic
acid..
Gabbro
::
Gabbro
(n.) A name
originally
given by the
Italians
to a kind of
serpentine,
later to the rock
called
euphotide,
and now
generally
used for a
coarsely
crystalline,
igneous
rock
consisting
of
lamellar
pyroxene
(diallage)
and
labradorite,
with
sometimes
chrysolite
(olivine
gabbro)..
Melamine
::
Melamine
(n.) A
strong
nitrogenous
base,
C3H6N6,
produced
from
several
cyanogen
compounds,
and
obtained
as a white
crystalline
substance,
--
formerly
supposed
to be
produced
by the
decomposition
of
melam.
Called
also
cyanuramide..
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