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Definition of death
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Death (v. i.) Cause of loss of life.
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Obsequy
::
Obsequy
(n.) The last duty or
service
to a
person,
rendered
after his
death;
hence,
a rite or
ceremony
pertaining
to
burial;
-- now used only in the
plural..
Natural
::
Natural
(a.)
Conformed
to the
order,
laws, or
actual
facts,
of
nature;
consonant
to the
methods
of
nature;
according
to the
stated
course
of
things,
or in
accordance
with the laws which
govern
events,
feelings,
etc.; not
exceptional
or
violent;
legitimate;
normal;
regular;
as, the
natural
consequence
of
crime;
a
natural
death..
Hero
::
Hero (n.) An
illustrious
man,
supposed
to be
exalted,
after
death,
to a place among the gods; a
demigod,
as
Hercules..
Death
::
Death (v. i.)
Personified:
The
destroyer
of life, --
conventionally
represented
as a
skeleton
with a
scythe..
Heaven
::
Heaven
(n.) The
dwelling
place of the
Deity;
the abode of
bliss;
the place or state of the
blessed
after
death.
Toll
::
Toll (v. i.) To sound or ring, as a bell, with
strokes
uniformly
repeated
at
intervals,
as at
funerals,
or in
calling
assemblies,
or to
announce
the death of a
person..
Lynch
::
Lynch (v. t.) To
inflict
punishment
upon,
especially
death,
without
the forms of law, as when a mob
captures
and hangs a
suspected
person.
See Lynch law..
Knell
::
Knell (n.) To sound as a
knell;
especially,
to toll at a death or
funeral;
hence,
to sound as a
warning
or evil
omen..
Empale
::
Empale
(v. t.) To put to death by
thrusting
a
sharpened
stake
through
the body.
Necrologist
::
Necrologist
(n.) One who gives an
account
of
deaths.
Perishable
::
Perishable
(a.)
Liable
to
perish;
subject
to
decay,
destruction,
or
death;
as,
perishable
goods;
our
perishable
bodies..
Heriot
::
Heriot
(n.)
Formerly,
a
payment
or
tribute
of arms or
military
accouterments,
or the best
beast,
or
chattel,
due to the lord on the death of a
tenant;
in
modern
use, a
customary
tribute
of goods or
chattels
to the lord of the fee, paid on the
decease
of a
tenant..
Registrar
::
Registrar
(n.) One who
registers;
a
recorder;
a
keeper
of
records;
as, a
registrar
of
births,
deaths,
and
marriages.
See
Register,
n., 3..
Precipitate
::
Precipitate
(a.)
Ending
quickly
in
death;
brief and
fatal;
as, a
precipitate
case of
disease..
Doom
::
Doom (v. t.) Ruin;
death.
Testatrix
::
Testatrix
(n.) A woman who makes and
leaves
a will at
death;
a
female
testator.
Death
::
Death (v. i.) Cause of loss of life.
Mytilotoxine
::
Mytilotoxine
(n.) A
poisonous
base
(leucomaine)
found in the
common
mussel.
It
either
causes
paralysis
of the
muscles,
or gives rise to
convulsions,
including
death by an
accumulation
of
carbonic
acid in the
blood..
Deadly
::
Deadly
(adv.)
In a
manner
to
occasion
death;
mortally.
Ambulatory
::
Ambulatory
(a.) Not yet fixed
legally,
or
settled
past
alteration;
alterable;
as, the
dispositions
of a will are
ambulatory
until the death of the
testator..
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