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Definition of develop
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Develop
(v. t.) To
change
the form of, as of an
algebraic
expression,
by
executing
certain
indicated
operations
without
changing
the
value..
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Matie
::
Matie (n.) A fat
herring
with
undeveloped
roe.
Embryo
::
Embryo
(a.)
Pertaining
to an
embryo;
rudimentary;
undeveloped;
as, an
embryo
bud..
Ephyra
::
Ephyra
(n.) A stage in the
development
of
discophorous
medusae,
when they first begin to swim about after being
detached
from the
strobila.
See
Strobila..
Atrocha
::
Atrocha
(n.) A kind of
chaetopod
larva in which no
circles
of cilia are
developed.
Development
::
Development
(n.) The act or
process
of
changing
or
expanding
an
expression
into
another
of
equivalent
value or
meaning.
Rudiment
::
Rudiment
(n.) An
imperfect
organ or part, or one which is never
developed..
Worker
::
Worker
(n.) One of the
neuter,
or
sterile,
individuals
of the
social
ants, bees, and white ants. The
workers
are
generally
females
having
the
sexual
organs
imperfectly
developed.
See Ant, and White ant, under
White..
Differentiate
::
Differentiate
(v. t.) To
distinguish
or mark by a
specific
difference;
to
effect
a
difference
in, as
regards
classification;
to
develop
differential
characteristics
in; to
specialize;
to
desynonymize..
Neurula
::
Neurula
(n.) An
embryo
or
certain
invertebrates
in the stage when the
primitive
band is first
developed.
Dynamo-electric
::
Dynamo-electric
(a.)
Pertaining
to the
development
of
electricity,
especially
electrical
currents,
by
power;
producing
electricity
or
electrical
currents
by
mechanical
power..
Zoon
::
Zoon (n.) Any one of the
perfectly
developed
individuals
of a
compound
animal.
Pemphigus
::
Pemphigus
(n.) A
somewhat
rare skin
disease,
characterized
by the
development
of blebs upon
different
part of the
body..
Muscardine
::
Muscardine
(n.) A
disease
which is very
destructive
to
silkworms,
and which
sometimes
extends
to other
insects.
It is
attended
by the
development
of a
fungus
(provisionally
called
Botrytis
bassiana).
Also, the
fungus
itself..
Germ
::
Germ (n.) That which is to
develop
a new
individual;
as, the germ of a
fetus,
of a plant or
flower,
and the like; the
earliest
form under which an
organism
appears..
Monogenic
::
Monogenic
(a.)
Producing
only one kind of
germs,
or
young;
developing
only in one way..
Style
::
Style (v. t.) Mode of
presentation,
especially
in music or any of the fine arts; a
characteristic
of
peculiar
mode of
developing
in idea or
accomplishing
a
result..
Mother
::
Mother
(n.) A film or
membrane
which is
developed
on the
surface
of
fermented
alcoholic
liquids,
such as
vinegar,
wine, etc., and acts as a means of
conveying
the
oxygen
of the air to the
alcohol
and other
combustible
principles
of the
liquid,
thus
leading
to their
oxidation..
Unfold
::
Unfold
(v. i.) To open; to
expand;
to
become
disclosed
or
developed.
Mature
::
Mature
(superl.)
Of or
pertaining
to a
condition
of full
development;
as, a man of
mature
years..
Ovary
::
Ovary (n.) That part of the
pistil
which
contains
the seed, and in most
flowering
plants
develops
into the
fruit.
See
Illust.
of
Flower..
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