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Definition of earth
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Earth (n.) A
plowing.
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Catastrophe
::
Catastrophe
(n.) A
violent
and
widely
extended
change
in the
surface
of the
earth,
as, an
elevation
or
subsidence
of some part of it,
effected
by
internal
causes..
House
::
House (n.) A
twelfth
part of the
heavens,
as
divided
by six
circles
intersecting
at the north and south
points
of the
horizon,
used by
astrologers
in
noting
the
positions
of the
heavenly
bodies,
and
casting
horoscopes
or
nativities.
The
houses
were
regarded
as fixed in
respect
to the
horizon,
and
numbered
from the one at the
eastern
horizon,
called
the
ascendant,
first
house,
or house of life,
downward,
or in the
direction
of the
earth's
revolution,
the stars and
planets
passing
through
them in
Breastwork
::
Breastwork
(n.) A
defensive
work of
moderate
height,
hastily
thrown
up, of earth or other
material..
Rotation
::
Rotation
(n.) The act of
turning,
as a wheel or a solid body on its axis, as
distinguished
from the
progressive
motion
of a
revolving
round
another
body or a
distant
point;
thus, the daily
turning
of the earth on its axis is a
rotation;
its
annual
motion
round the sun is a
revolution..
Earthly
::
Earthly
(adv.)
In the
manner
of the earth or its
people;
worldly.
Unburrow
::
Unburrow
(v. t.) To force from a
burrow;
to
unearth.
Blindage
::
Blindage
(n.) A cover or
protection
for an
advanced
trench
or
approach,
formed
of
fascines
and earth
supported
by a
framework..
Middle-earth
::
Middle-earth
(n.) The
world,
considered
as lying
between
heaven
and
hell..
Shard
::
Shard (n.) A piece or
fragment
of an
earthen
vessel,
or a like
brittle
substance,
as the shell of an egg or
snail..
Upheaval
::
Upheaval
(n.) The act of
upheaving,
or the state of being
upheaved;
esp., an
elevation
of a
portion
of the
earth's
crust..
Crop
::
Crop (n.) That which is
cropped,
cut, or
gathered
from a
single
felld,
or of a
single
kind of grain or
fruit,
or in a
single
season;
especially,
the
product
of what is
planted
in the
earth;
fruit;
harvest..
Inclinnation
::
Inclinnation
(n.) The angle made by two lines or
planes;
as, the
inclination
of the plane of the
earth's
equator
to the plane of the
ecliptic
is about 23¡ 28'; the
inclination
of two rays of
light..
Ochre
::
Ochre (n.) A
metallic
oxide
occurring
in
earthy
form; as,
tungstic
ocher or
tungstite..
Drought
::
Drought
(n.)
Dryness;
want of rain or of
water;
especially,
such
dryness
of the
weather
as
affects
the
earth,
and
prevents
the
growth
of
plants;
aridity..
Evanescence
::
Evanescence
(n.) The act or state of
vanishing
away;
disappearance;
as, the
evanescence
of
vapor,
of a
dream,
of
earthly
plants
or
hopes..
Geosynclinal
::
Geosynclinal
(n.) the
downward
bend or
subsidence
of the
earth's
crust,
which
allows
of the
gradual
accumulation
of
sediment,
and hence forms the first step in the
making
of a
mountain
range;
--
opposed
to
geanticlinal..
Fossil
::
Fossil
(a.) Dug out of the
earth;
as,
fossil
coal;
fossil
salt..
Earthdrake
::
Earthdrake
(n.) A
mythical
monster
of the early
Anglo-Saxon
literature;
a
dragon.
Quart
::
Quart (n.) The
fourth
part; a
quarter;
hence,
a
region
of the
earth..
Dry
::
Dry (a.) To make dry; to free from
water,
or from
moisture
of any kind, and by any
means;
to
exsiccate;
as, to dry the eyes; to dry one's
tears;
the wind dries the
earth;
to dry a wet
cloth;
to dry hay..
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