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Definition of gland
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 gland is as below...
Gland (n.) The
movable
part of a
stuffing
box by which the
packing
is
compressed;
--
sometimes
called
a
follower.
See
Illust.
of
Stuffing
box, under
Stuffing..
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Lacasterian
::
Lacasterian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
monitorial
system
of
instruction
followed
by
Joseph
Lancaster,
of
England,
in which
advanced
pupils
in a
school
teach
pupils
below
them..
Yearbook
::
Yearbook
(n.) A book
containing
annual
reports
of cases
adjudged
in the
courts
of
England.
Shorthorn
::
Shorthorn
(a.) One of a breed of
large,
heavy
domestic
cattle
having
short
horns.
The breed was
developed
in
England..
Agate
::
Agate (n.) A kind of type,
larger
than pearl and
smaller
than
nonpareil;
in
England
called
ruby..
Benedicite
::
Benedicite
(n.) A
canticle
(the Latin
version
of which
begins
with this word) which may be used in the order for
morning
prayer
in the
Church
of
England.
It is taken from an
apocryphal
addition
to the third
chapter
of
Daniel.
Bannock
::
Bannock
(n.) A kind of cake or
bread,
in shape flat and
roundish,
commonly
made of
oatmeal
or
barley
meal and baked on an iron
plate,
or
griddle;
-- used in
Scotland
and the
northern
counties
of
England..
George
::
George
(n.) A
figure
of St.
George
(the
patron
saint of
England)
on
horseback,
appended
to the
collar
of the Order of the
Garter.
See
Garter..
Rest
::
Rest (n.) A
surplus
held as a
reserved
fund by a bank to
equalize
its
dividends,
etc.; in the Bank of
England,
the
balance
of
assets
above
liabilities..
Cricket
::
Cricket
(n.) A game much
played
in
England,
and
sometimes
in
America,
with a ball, bats, and
wickets,
the
players
being
arranged
in two
contesting
parties
or
sides..
Butterwort
::
Butterwort
(n.) A genus of low herbs
(Pinguicula)
having
simple
leaves
which
secrete
from their
glandular
upper
surface
a
viscid
fluid,
to which
insects
adhere,
after which the
margin
infolds
and the
insects
are
digested
by the
plant.
The
species
are found
mostly
in the North
Temperate
zone..
Fellow-commoner
::
Fellow-commoner
(n.) A
student
at
Cambridge
University,
England,
who
commons,
or
dines,
at the
Fellow's
table..
Ram
::
Ram (n.) The male of the sheep and
allied
animals.
In some parts of
England
a ram is
called
a tup.
Swan-hopping
::
Swanherd
(n.) One who tends or marks
swans;
as, the royal
swanherd
of
England..
Foreland
::
Foreland
(n.) A
promontory
or cape; a
headland;
as, the North and South
Foreland
in Kent,
England..
Canterbury
::
Canterbury
(n.) A city in
England,
giving
its name
various
articles.
It is the seat of the
Archbishop
of
Canterbury
(primate
of all
England),
and
contains
the
shrine
of
Thomas
a
Becket,
to which
pilgrimages
were
formerly
made..
Septennial
::
Septennial
(a.)
Happening
or
returning
once in every seven
years;
as,
septennial
elections
in
England..
Archdeacon
::
Archdeacon
(n.) In
England,
an
ecclesiastical
dignitary,
next in rank below a
bishop,
whom he
assists,
and by whom he is
appointed,
though
with
independent
authority..
Scirrhus
::
Scirrhus
(n.) An
indurated
organ or part;
especially,
an
indurated
gland..
Cowslip
::
Cowslip
(n.) A
common
flower
in
England
(Primula
veris)
having
yellow
blossoms
and
appearing
in early
spring.
It is often
cultivated
in the
United
States.
Gothamist
::
Gothamist
(n.) A
wiseacre;
a
person
deficient
in
wisdom;
-- so
called
from
Gotham,
in
Nottinghamshire,
England,
noted for some
pleasant
blunders..
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