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Definition of earth
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of earth is as below...
Earth (n.) The globe or
planet
which we
inhabit;
the
world,
in
distinction
from the sun, moon, or
stars.
Also, this world as the
dwelling
place of
mortals,
in
distinction
from the
dwelling
place of
spirits..
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Pacos
::
Pacos (n.) An
earthy-looking
ore,
consisting
of brown oxide of iron with
minute
particles
of
native
silver..
Shake
::
Shake (n.) A
fissure
in rock or
earth.
Ochre
::
Ochre (n.) A
metallic
oxide
occurring
in
earthy
form; as,
tungstic
ocher or
tungstite..
Guhr
::
Guhr (n.) A
loose,
earthy
deposit
from
water,
found in the
cavities
or
clefts
of
rocks,
mostly
white,
but
sometimes
red or
yellow,
from a
mixture
of clay or
ocher..
Dust
::
Dust (n.) The
earth,
as the
resting
place of the
dead..
Tumbledung
::
Tumbledung
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
scaraboid
beetles
belonging
to
Scarabaeus,
Copris,
Phanaeus,
and
allied
genera.
The
female
lays her eggs in a
globular
mass of dung which she rolls by means of her hind legs to a
burrow
excavated
in the earth in which she
buries
it..
Forehearth
::
Forehearth
(n.) The
forward
extension
of the
hearth
of a blast
furnace
under the tymp.
Parapet
::
Parapet
(n.) A wall,
rampart,
or
elevation
of
earth,
for
covering
soldiers
from an
enemy's
fire; a
breastwork.
See
Illust.
of
Casemate..
Burial
::
Burial
(n.) The act of
burying;
depositing
a dead body in the
earth,
in a tomb or
vault,
or in the
water,
usually
with
attendant
ceremonies;
sepulture;
interment..
Bead
::
Bead (n.) A
glassy
drop of
molten
flux, as borax or
microcosmic
salt, used as a
solvent
and color test for
several
mineral
earths
and
oxides,
as of iron,
manganese,
etc.,
before
the
blowpipe;
as, the borax bead; the iron bead, etc..
Surveyal
::
Survey
(n.) The
operation
of
finding
the
contour,
dimensions,
position,
or other
particulars
of, as any part of the
earth's
surface,
whether
land or
water;
also, a
measured
plan and
description
of any
portion
of
country,
or of a road or line
through
it..
Turf
::
Turf (n.) That upper
stratum
of earth and
vegetable
mold which is
filled
with the roots of grass and other small
plants,
so as to
adhere
and form a kind of mat;
sward;
sod..
Tomb
::
Tomb (n.) A house or
vault,
formed
wholly
or
partly
in the
earth,
with walls and a roof, for the
reception
of the
dead..
Slide
::
Slide (n.) The
descent
of a mass of
earth,
rock, or snow down a hill or
mountain
side; as, a land
slide,
or a snow
slide;
also, the track of bare rock left by a land
slide..
Hill
::
Hill (v. t.) To
surround
with
earth;
to heap or draw earth
around
or upon; as, to hill
corn..
Patera
::
Patera
(n.) A
saucerlike
vessel
of
earthenware
or
metal,
used by the
Greeks
and
Romans
in
libations
and
sacrificies..
Backlog
::
Backlog
(n.) A large stick of wood,
forming
the back of a fire on the
hearth..
Sory
::
Sory (n.) Green
vitriol,
or some earth
imregnated
with it..
Denudation
::
Denudation
(n.) The
laying
bare of rocks by the
washing
away of the
overlying
earth,
etc.; or the
excavation
and
removal
of them by the
action
of
running
water..
Thomsonianism
::
Thomsonianism
(n.) An
empirical
system
which
assumes
that the human body is
composed
of four
elements,
earth,
air, fire, and
water,
and that
vegetable
medicines
alone
should
be used; -- from the
founder,
Dr.
Samuel
Thomson,
of
Massachusetts..
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