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Definition of eld
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Eld (n.) Age; esp., old age..
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Yield
::
Yield (v. t.) To give a
reward
to; to
bless.
Amazon Stone
::
Amazon
stone (n.) A
variety
of
feldspar,
having
a
verdigris-green
color..
Rerefief
::
Rerefief
(n.) A fief held of a
superior
feudatory;
a fief held by an under
tenant.
Sustainer
::
Sustained
(a.) Held up to a
certain
pitch,
degree,
or
level;
uniform;
as,
sustained
pasion;
a
sustained
style of
writing;
a
sustained
note in
music..
Shieldless
::
Shieldless
(a.)
Destitute
of a
shield,
or of
protection..
Suspense
::
Suspense
(a.) Held or
lifted
up; held or
prevented
from
proceeding.
Abroach
::
Abroach
(adv.)
Broached;
in a
condition
for
letting
out or
yielding
liquor,
as a cask which is
tapped..
Haft
::
Haft (n.) A
handle;
that part of an
instrument
or
vessel
taken into the hand, and by which it is held and used; -- said
chiefly
of a
knife,
sword,
or
dagger;
the
hilt..
Novatian
::
Novatian
(n.) One of the sect of
Novatius,
or
Novatianus,
who held that the
lapsed
might not be
received
again into
communion
with the
church,
and that
second
marriages
are
unlawful..
Barway
::
Barway
(n.) A
passage
into a field or yard,
closed
by bars made to take out of the
posts..
Pitahaya
::
Pitahaya
(n.) A
cactaceous
shrub
(Cereus
Pitajaya)
of
tropical
America,
which
yields
a
delicious
fruit..
Ephod
::
Ephod (n.) A part of the
sacerdotal
habit among Jews, being a
covering
for the back and
breast,
held
together
on the
shoulders
by two
clasps
or
brooches
of onyx
stones
set in gold, and
fastened
by a
girdle
of the same stuff as the
ephod.
The ephod for the
priests
was of plain
linen;
that for the high
priest
was
richly
embroidered
in
colors.
The
breastplate
of the high
priest
was worn upon the ephod in
front..
Knacker
::
Knacker
(n.) One of two or more
pieces
of bone or wood held
loosely
between
the
fingers,
and
struck
together
by
moving
the hand; --
called
also
clapper..
Science
::
Science
(n.) Any
branch
or
department
of
systematized
knowledge
considered
as a
distinct
field of
investigation
or
object
of
study;
as, the
science
of
astronomy,
of
chemistry,
or of
mind..
Rigid
::
Rigid (a.) Firm;
stiff;
unyielding;
not
pliant;
not
flexible.
Plastron
::
Plastron
(n.) The
ventral
shield
or shell of
tortoises
and
turtles.
See
Testudinata.
Massy
::
Massy
(superl.)
Compacted
into, or
consisting
of, a mass;
having
bulk and
weight
ot
substance;
ponderous;
bulky and
heavy;
weight;
heavy;
as, a massy
shield;
a massy
rock..
Doubling
::
Doubling
(n.) The
lining
of the
mantle
borne about the
shield
or
escutcheon.
Tyrosin
::
Tyrosin
(n.) A white
crystalline
nitrogenous
substance
present
in small
amount
in the
pancreas
and
spleen,
and
formed
in large
quantity
from the
decomposition
of
proteid
matter
by
various
means,
-- as by
pancreatic
digestion,
by
putrefaction
as of
cheese,
by the
action
of
boiling
acids,
etc.
Chemically,
it
consists
of
oxyphenol
and
amidopropionic
acid, and by
decomposition
yields
oxybenzoic
acid, or some other
benzol
derivative..
Vestry
::
Vestry
(n.) A room
appendant
to a
church,
in which
sacerdotal
vestments
and
sacred
utensils
are
sometimes
kept, and where
meetings
for
worship
or
parish
business
are held; a
sacristy;
--
formerly
called
revestiary..
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