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Definition of division
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Division
(n.) A
course
of notes so
running
into each other as to form one
series
or
chain,
to be sung in one
breath
to one
syllable..
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Dichotomy
::
Dichotomy
(n.) A
cutting
in two; a
division.
Divisionor
::
Divisionor
(n.) One who
divides
or makes
division.
Vegetable
::
Vegetable
(v.)
Plants
without
true
flowers,
and
reproduced
by
minute
spores
of
various
kinds,
or by
simple
cell
division..
Capitibranchiata
::
Capitibranchiata
(n. pl.) A
division
of
annelids
in which the gills arise from or near the head. See
Tubicola.
Scholastic
::
Scholastic
(a.)
Hence,
characterized
by
excessive
subtilty,
or
needlessly
minute
subdivisions;
pedantic;
formal..
Myaria
::
Myaria
(n. pl.) A
division
of
bivalve
mollusks
of which the
common
clam (Mya) is the type.
Semaeostomata
::
Semaeostomata
(n. pl.) A
division
of
Discophora
having
large free mouth
lobes.
It
includes
Aurelia,
and
Pelagia.
Called
also
Semeostoma.
See
Illustr.
under
Discophora,
and
Medusa..
Shovelboard
::
Shovelboard
(n.) A game
played
on board ship in which the aim is to shove or drive with a cue
wooden
disks into
divisions
chalked
on the deck; --
called
also
shuffleboard.
Perforata
::
Perforata
(n. pl.) A
division
of
corals
including
those that have a
porous
texture,
as
Porites
and
Madrepora;
--
opposed
to
Aporosa..
Story
::
Story (v. t.) A set of rooms on the same floor or
level;
a
floor,
or the space
between
two
floors.
Also, a
horizontal
division
of a
building's
exterior
considered
architecturally,
which need not
correspond
exactly
with the
stories
within..
Planarida
::
Planarida
(n. pl.) A
division
of
Turbellaria;
the
Dendrocoela.
Division
::
Division
(n.) The act or
process
of
diving
anything
into
parts,
or the state of being so
divided;
separation..
Rank
::
Rank (v. t.) To range in a
particular
class,
order,
or
division;
to
class;
also, to
dispose
methodically;
to place in
suitable
classes
or
order;
to
classify..
Subdilated
::
Subdichotomy
(n.) A
subordinate,
or
inferior,
division
into
parts;
a
subdivision..
Vascular
::
Vascular
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
higher
division
of
plants,
that is, the
phaenogamous
plants,
all of which are
vascular,
in
distinction
from the
cryptogams,
which to a large
extent
are
cellular
only..
Pool
::
Pool (v. t.) To put
together;
to
contribute
to a
common
fund, on the basis of a
mutual
division
of
profits
or
losses;
to make a
common
interest
of; as, the
companies
pooled
their
traffic..
Act
::
Act (n.) A
performance
of part of a play; one of the
principal
divisions
of a play or
dramatic
work in which a
certain
definite
part of the
action
is
completed.
Cerebrum
::
Cerebrum
(n.) The
anterior,
and in man the
larger,
division
of the
brain;
the seat of the
reasoning
faculties
and the will. See
Brain..
Parasita
::
Parasita
(n. pl.) A
division
of
copepod
Crustacea,
having
a
sucking
mouth,
as the
lerneans.
They are
mostly
parasites
on
fishes.
Called
also
Siphonostomata..
Subdivide
::
Subdivide
(v. t.) To
divide
the parts of
(anything)
into more
parts;
to part into
smaller
divisions;
to
divide
again,
as what has
already
been
divided..
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