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Definition of cry
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Cry (v. i.)
Public
advertisement
by
outcry;
proclamation,
as by
hawkers
of their
wares..
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Oxamethylane
::
Oxamethylane
(n.)
Methyl
oxamate,
obtained
as a
pearly
white
crystalline
substance..
Mimicry
::
Mimicry
(n.)
Protective
resemblance;
the
resemblance
which
certain
animals
and
plants
exhibit
to other
animals
and
plants
or to the
natural
objects
among which they live, -- a
characteristic
which
serves
as their chief means of
protection
against
enemies;
imitation;
mimesis;
mimetism..
Indol
::
Indol (n.) A
white,
crystalline
substance,
C8H7N,
obtained
from blue
indigo,
and
almost
all
indigo
derivatives,
by a
process
of
reduction.
It is also
formed
from
albuminous
matter,
together
with
skatol,
by
putrefaction,
and by
fusion
with
caustic
potash,
and is
present
in human
excrement,
as well as in the
intestinal
canal of some
herbivora..
Palmitic
::
Palmitic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
obtained
from,
palmitin
or palm oil; as,
palmitic
acid, a white
crystalline
body
belonging
to the fatty acid
series.
It is
readily
soluble
in hot
alcohol,
and melts to a
liquid
oil at 62¡ C..
Persulphocyanic
::
Persulphocyanic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
a
yellow
crystalline
substance
(called
also
perthiocyanic
acid),
analogous
to
sulphocyanic
acid, but
containing
more
sulphur..
Sarcosin
::
Sarcosin
(n.) A
crystalline
nitrogenous
substance,
formed
in the
decomposition
of
creatin
(one of the
constituents
of
muscle
tissue).
Chemically,
it is
methyl
glycocoll..
Vanillin
::
Vanillin
(n.) A white
crystalline
aldehyde
having
a
burning
taste and
characteristic
odor of
vanilla.
It is
extracted
from
vanilla
pods, and is also
obtained
by the
decomposition
of
coniferin,
and by the
oxidation
of
eugenol..
Wrawl
::
Wrawl (v. i.) To cry, as a cat; to
waul..
Coniferin
::
Coniferin
(n.) A
glucoside
extracted
from the
cambium
layer of
coniferous
trees as a white
crystalline
substance.
Scorodite
::
Scorodite
(n.) A
leek-green
or
brownish
mineral
occurring
in
orthorhombic
crystals.
It is a
hydrous
arseniate
of iron.
Lupinine
::
Lupinine
(n.) An
alkaloid
found in
several
species
of
lupine
(Lupinus
luteus,
L.
albus,
etc.),
and
extracted
as a
bitter
crystalline
substance..
Polymorph
::
Polymorph
(n.) A
substance
capable
of
crystallizing
in
several
distinct
forms;
also, any one of these
forms.
Cf.
Allomorph..
Gentianose
::
Gentianose
(n.) A
crystallizable,
sugarlike
substance,
with a
slightly
sweetish
taste,
obtained
from the
gentian..
Cry
::
Cry (v. t.) to
publish
the banns of, as for
marriage..
Crystal
::
Crystal
(n.)
Anything
resembling
crystal,
as clear
water,
etc..
Chrysogen
::
Chrysogen
(n.) A
yellow
crystalline
substance
extracted
from crude
anthracene.
Form
::
Form (n.) The
combination
of
planes
included
under a
general
crystallographic
symbol.
It is not
necessarily
a
closed
solid.
Yell
::
Yell (v. i.) To cry out, or
shriek,
with a
hideous
noise;
to cry or
scream
as with agony or
horror..
Grievous
::
Grievous
(a.) Full of, or
expressing,
grief;
showing
great
sorrow
or
affliction;
as, a
grievous
cry..
Cackle
::
Cackle
(v. i.) To make a
sharp,
broken
noise or cry, as a hen or goose
does..
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