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Definition of early
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Early
(adv.)
Soon; in good
season;
seasonably;
betimes;
as, come
early..
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Youth
::
Youth (n.) The part of life that
succeeds
to
childhood;
the
period
of
existence
preceding
maturity
or age; the whole early part of life, from
childhood,
or,
sometimes,
from
infancy,
to
manhood..
Timeful
::
Timeful
(a.)
Seasonable;
timely;
sufficiently
early.
Bise
::
Bise (n.) A cold north wind which
prevails
on the
northern
coasts
of the
Mediterranean
and in
Switzerland,
etc.; --
nearly
the same as the
mistral..
Quinquenerved
::
Quinquenerved
(a.)
Having
five
nerves;
-- said of a leaf with five
nearly
equal
nerves
or ribs
rising
from the end of the
petiole.
Cypres
::
Cypres
(n.) A rule for
construing
written
instruments
so as to
conform
as
nearly
to the
intention
of the
parties
as is
consistent
with law.
Yearly
::
Yearly
(a.)
Lasting
a year; as, a
yearly
plant..
Close
::
Close (v. t.)
Nearly
equal;
almost
evenly
balanced;
as, a close
vote..
Shape
::
Shape (n.) A piece which has been
roughly
forged
nearly
to the form it will
receive
when
completely
forged
or
fitted.
Bema
::
Bema (n.) That part of an early
Christian
church
which was
reserved
for the
higher
clergy;
the inner or
eastern
part of the
chancel.
Demonstrative
::
Demonstrative
(a.)
Having
the
nature
of
demonstration;
tending
to
demonstrate;
making
evident;
exhibiting
clearly
or
conclusively.
Globose
::
Globose
(a.)
Having
a
rounded
form
resembling
that of a
globe;
globular,
or
nearly
so;
spherical..
Proglottis
::
Proglottis
(n.) One of the free, or
nearly
free,
segments
of a
tapeworm.
It
contains
both male and
female
reproductive
organs,
and is
capable
of a brief
independent
existence..
Finger
::
Finger
(n.) The
breadth
of a
finger,
or the
fourth
part of the hand; a
measure
of
nearly
an inch; also, the
length
of
finger,
a
measure
in
domestic
use in the
United
States,
of about four and a half
inches
or one
eighth
of a
yard..
Joist
::
"Joist
(n.) A piece of
timber
laid
horizontally,
or
nearly
so, to which the
planks
of the
floor,
or the laths or
furring
strips
of a
ceiling,
are
nailed;
--
called,
according
to its
position
or use,
binding
joist,
bridging
joist,
ceiling
joist,
trimming
joist,
etc. See
Illust.
of
Double-framed
floor,
under
Double,
a..
Semiiannual
::
Semiiannual
(a.)
Half-yearly.
Nucula
::
Nucula
(n.) A genus of small
marine
bivalve
shells,
having
a
pearly
interior..
Apophyllite
::
Apophyllite
(n.) A
mineral
relating
to the
zeolites,
usually
occurring
in
square
prisms
or
octahedrons
with
pearly
luster
on the
cleavage
surface.
It is a
hydrous
silicate
of
calcium
and
potassium..
Ichthus
::
Ichthus
(n.) In early
Christian
and
eccesiastical
art, an
emblematic
fish, or the Greek word for fish, which
combined
the
initials
of the Greek words /, /, / /, /,
Jesus,
Christ,
Son of God,
Savior..
Salvo
::
Salvo (n.) A
salute
paid by a
simultaneous,
or
nearly
simultaneous,
firing
of a
number
of
cannon..
Adit
::
Adit (n.) An
entrance
or
passage.
Specifically:
The
nearly
horizontal
opening
by which a mine is
entered,
or by which water and ores are
carried
away; --
called
also drift and
tunnel..
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