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Definition of eft
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Eft (n.) A
salamander,
esp. the
European
smooth
newt
(Triton
punctatus)..
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Amerce
::
Amerce
(v. t.) To
punish
by a
pecuniary
penalty,
the
amount
of which is not fixed by law, but left to the
discretion
of the
court;
as, the
amerced
the
criminal
in the sum on the
hundred
dollars..
Larboard
::
Larboard
(a.) On or
pertaining
to the
left-hand
side of a
vessel;
port; as, the
larboard
quarter..
Purloin
::
Purloin
(v. t.) To take or carry away for one's self;
hence,
to
steal;
to take by
theft;
to
filch..
Cut
::
Cut (n.) An
opening
made with an edged
instrument;
a
cleft;
a gash; a
slash;
a wound made by
cutting;
as, a sword cut..
Cut
::
Cut (n.) The
surface
left by a cut; as, a
smooth
or clear cut..
Spiniferous
::
Spineted
(a.) Slit;
cleft.
Crefting
::
Crefting
(n.)
Exposing
linen to the sun, on the
grass,
in the
process
of
bleaching..
Thievish
::
Thievish
(a.) Given to
stealing;
addicted
to
theft;
as, a
thievish
boy, a
thievish
magpie..
Crefting
::
Crefting
(n.)
Croftland.
Rimose
::
Rimose
(a.)
Having
long and
nearly
parallel
clefts
or
chinks,
like those in the bark of
trees..
Cretonne
::
Cretonne
(n.) A
fabric
with
cotton
warp and
woolen
weft.
Dereliction
::
Dereliction
(n.) The state of being left or
abandoned.
Enantiomorphous
::
Enantiomorphous
(a.)
Similar,
but not
superposable,
i. e.,
related
to each other as a
right-handed
to a
left-handed
glove;
-- said of
certain
hemihedral
crystals..
Lathe
::
Lathe (n.) The
movable
swing frame of a loom,
carrying
the reed for
separating
the warp
threads
and
beating
up the weft; --
called
also lay and
batten..
Lacuna
::
Lacuna
(n.) A small
opening;
a small
depression
or
cavity;
a
space,
as a
vacant
space
between
the cells of
plants,
or one of the
spaces
left among the
tissues
of the lower
animals,
which serve in place of
vessels
for the
circulation
of the body
fluids,
or the
cavity
or sac,
usually
of very small size, in a
mucous
membrane..
Bossage
::
Bossage
(n.) A stone in a
building,
left rough and
projecting,
to be
afterward
carved
into
shape..
Decemfid
::
Decemfid
(a.) Cleft into ten
parts.
Levulose
::
Levulose
(n.) A
sirupy
variety
of
sugar,
rarely
obtained
crystallized,
occurring
widely
in
honey,
ripe
fruits,
etc., and hence
called
also fruit
sugar.
It is
called
levulose,
because
it
rotates
the plane of
polarization
to the
left..
Maniple
::
Maniple
(a.)
Originally,
a
napkin;
later,
an
ornamental
band or scarf worn upon the left arm as a part of the
vestments
of a
priest
in the Roman
Catholic
Church.
It is
sometimes
worn in the
English
Church
service..
Phylactery
::
Phylactery
(n.) A small
square
box, made
either
of
parchment
or of black
calfskin,
containing
slips of
parchment
or
vellum
on which are
written
the
scriptural
passages
Exodus
xiii. 2-10, and
11-17,
Deut. vi. 4-9,
13-22.
They are worn by Jews on the head and left arm, on
week-day
mornings,
during
the time of
prayer..
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