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Definition of form
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 form is as below...
Form (n.) That
assemblage
or
disposition
of
qualities
which makes a
conception,
or that
internal
constitution
which makes an
existing
thing to be what it is; --
called
essential
or
substantial
form, and
contradistinguished
from
matter;
hence,
active
or
formative
nature;
law of being or
activity;
subjectively
viewed,
an idea;
objectively,
a law..
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Conclude
::
Conclude
(v. i.) To form a final
judgment;
to reach a
decision.
Thimble
::
Thimble
(n.) A ring of thin metal
formed
with a
grooved
circumference
so as to fit
within
an
eye-spice,
or the like, and
protect
it from
chafing..
Hebdomadary
::
Hebdomadary
(n.) A
member
of a
chapter
or
convent,
whose week it is to
officiate
in the
choir,
and
perform
other
services,
which,
on
extraordinary
occasions,
are
performed
by the
superiors..
Contralto
::
Contralto
(n.) the voice or
singer
performing
this part; as, her voice is a
contralto;
she is a
contralto..
Battalion
::
Battalion
(v. t.) To form into
battalions.
Pleuro-
::
Pleuro-
() A
combining
form
denoting
relation
to a side;
specif.,
connection
with, or
situation
in or near, the
pleura;
as,
pleuroperitoneum..
Annularity
::
Annularity
(n.)
Annular
condition
or form; as, the
annularity
of a
nebula..
Garnish
::
Garnish
(v. t.) A fee;
specifically,
in
English
jails,
formerly
an
unauthorized
fee
demanded
by the old
prisoners
of a
newcomer..
Matchlock
::
Matchlock
(n.) An old form of
gunlock
containing
a match for
firing
the
priming;
hence,
a
musket
fired by means of a
match..
Rubber
::
Rubber
(n.) One who
performs
massage,
especially
in a
Turkish
bath..
Intersectional
::
Intersectional
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
formed
by,
intersections..
Litho
::
Litho () A
combining
form from Gr.
li`qos,
stone..
Box
::
Box (v. t.) To
inclose
with
boarding,
lathing,
etc., so as to bring to a
required
form..
Twist
::
Twist (n.) A cord,
thread,
or
anything
flexible,
formed
by
winding
strands
or
separate
things
round each
other..
Serve
::
Serve (v. i.) To
perform
domestic
offices;
to be
occupied
with
household
affairs;
to
prepare
and dish up food, etc..
Blastema
::
Blastema
(n.) The
structureless,
protoplasmic
tissue
of the
embryo;
the
primitive
basis of an organ yet
unformed,
from which it
grows..
Placentiform
::
Placentiform
(a.)
Having
the shape of a
placenta,
or
circular
thickened
disk
somewhat
thinner
about the
middle..
Conformation
::
Conformation
(n.) The state of being
conformed;
agreement;
hence;
structure,
as
depending
on the
arrangement
of
parts;
form;
arrangement..
Praxis
::
Praxis
(n.) An
example
or form of
exercise,
or a
collection
of such
examples,
for
practice..
Nitrogen
::
Nitrogen
(n.) A
colorless
nonmetallic
element,
tasteless
and
odorless,
comprising
four
fifths
of the
atmosphere
by
volume.
It is
chemically
very inert in the free
state,
and as such is
incapable
of
supporting
life
(hence
the name azote still used by
French
chemists);
but it forms many
important
compounds,
as
ammonia,
nitric
acid, the
cyanides,
etc, and is a
constituent
of all
organized
living
tissues,
animal
or
vegetable.
Symbol
N.
Atomic
weight
14. It was
formerly
regarded
as a
permanent
noncon
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