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Definition of curr
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Curr (v. i.) To coo.
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Ember
::
Ember (a.)
Making
a
circuit
of the year of the
seasons;
recurring
in each
quarter
of the year; as, ember
fasts..
Karpholite
::
Karpholite
(n.) A
fibrous
mineral
occurring
in tufts of a
straw-yellow
color.
It is a
hydrous
silicate
of
alumina
and
manganese.
Round
::
Round (n.) A
series
of
changes
or
events
ending
where it
began;
a
series
of like
events
recurring
in
continuance;
a
cycle;
a
periodical
revolution;
as, the round of the
seasons;
a round of
pleasures..
Whirlwind
::
Whirlwind
(n.) A
violent
windstorm
of
limited
extent,
as the
tornado,
characterized
by an
inward
spiral
motion
of the air with an
upward
current
in the
center;
a
vortex
of air. It
usually
has a rapid
progressive
motion..
Tourmaline
::
Tourmaline
(n.) A
mineral
occurring
usually
in
three-sided
or
six-sided
prisms
terminated
by
rhombohedral
or
scalenohedral
planes.
Black
tourmaline
(schorl)
is the most
common
variety,
but there are also other
varieties,
as the blue
(indicolite),
red
(rubellite),
also
green,
brown,
and
white.
The red and green
varieties
when
transparent
are
valued
as
jewels..
Recurrency
::
Recurrency
(n.) The act of
recurring,
or state of being
recurrent;
return;
resort;
recourse..
Inopportune
::
Inopportune
(a.) Not
opportune;
inconvenient;
unseasonable;
as, an
inopportune
occurrence,
remark,
etc..
Yield
::
Yield (v. i.) To give way; to cease
opposition;
to be no
longer
a
hindrance
or an
obstacle;
as, men
readily
yield to the
current
of
opinion,
or to
customs;
the door
yielded..
Rip
::
Rip (n.) A body of water made rough by the
meeting
of
opposing
tides or
currents.
Boil
::
Boil (v.) To be
agitated,
or
tumultuously
moved,
as a
liquid
by the
generation
and
rising
of
bubbles
of steam (or
vapor),
or of
currents
produced
by
heating
it to the
boiling
point;
to be in a state of
ebullition;
as, the water
boils..
Excurrent
::
Excurrent
(a.)
Running
or
flowing
ou.
Scurrility
::
Scurrility
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
scurrile
or
scurrilous;
mean, vile, or
obscene
jocularity..
Levulose
::
Levulose
(n.) A
sirupy
variety
of
sugar,
rarely
obtained
crystallized,
occurring
widely
in
honey,
ripe
fruits,
etc., and hence
called
also fruit
sugar.
It is
called
levulose,
because
it
rotates
the plane of
polarization
to the
left..
Currentness
::
Currentness
(n.)
Easiness
of
pronunciation;
fluency.
Tysonite
::
Tysonite
(n.) A
fluoride
of the
cerium
metals
occurring
in
hexagonal
crystals
of a pale
yellow
color.
Cf.
Fluocerite.
Queck
::
Queck (v. i.) A word
occurring
in a
corrupt
passage
of
Bacon's
Essays,
and
probably
meaning,
to stir, to
move..
Synaxis
::
Synastry
(n.)
Concurrence
of
starry
position
or
influence;
hence,
similarity
of
condition,
fortune,
etc., as
prefigured
by
astrological
calculation..
Deposit
::
Deposit
(v. t.) A
natural
occurrence
of a
useful
mineral
under the
conditions
to
invite
exploitation.
Stibine
::
Stibiconite
(n.) A
native
oxide of
antimony
occurring
in
masses
of a
yellow
color.
Pharmacolite
::
Pharmacolite
(n.) A
hydrous
arsenate
of lime,
usually
occurring
in silky
fibers
of a white or
grayish
color..
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