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Definition of great
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Great
(superl.)
Superior;
admirable;
commanding;
--
applied
to
thoughts,
actions,
and
feelings..
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Magnality
::
Magnality
(n.) A great act or
event;
a great
attainment.
Ortho-
::
Ortho-
() The one of
several
acids of the same
element
(as the
phosphoric
acids),
which
actually
occurs
with the
greatest
number
of
hydroxyl
groups;
as,
orthophosphoric
acid. Cf.
Normal..
High
::
High
(adv.)
In a high
manner;
in a high
place;
to a great
altitude;
to a great
degree;
largely;
in a
superior
manner;
eminently;
powerfully.
Arm-gret
::
Arm-gret
(a.) Great as a man's arm.
Chase
::
Chase (v.)
Vehement
pursuit
for the
purpose
of
killing
or
capturing,
as of an
enemy,
or game; an
earnest
seeking
after any
object
greatly
desired;
the act or habit of
hunting;
a
hunt..
Wallaroo
::
Wallaroo
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
kangaroos
of the genus
Macropus,
especially
M.
robustus,
sometimes
called
the great
wallaroo..
Caul
::
Caul (n.) The fold of
membrane
loaded
with fat, which
covers
more or less of the
intestines
in
mammals;
the great
omentum.
See
Omentum..
Equator
::
Equator
(n.) The great
circle
of the
celestial
sphere,
coincident
with the plane of the
earth's
equator;
-- so
called
because
when the sun is in it, the days and
nights
are of equal
length;
hence
called
also the
equinoctial,
and on maps,
globes,
etc., the
equinoctial
line..
Renowned
::
Renowned
(a.)
Famous;
celebrated
for great
achievements,
for
distinguished
qualities,
or for
grandeur;
eminent;
as, a
renowned
king..
Manitu
::
Manitu
(n.) A name given by
tribes
of
American
Indians
to a great
spirit,
whether
good or evil, or to any
object
of
worship..
Hackbolt
::
Hackbolt
(n.) The
greater
shearwater
or
hagdon.
See
Hagdon.
Assiento
::
Assiento
(n.) A
contract
or
convention
between
Spain and other
powers
for
furnishing
negro
slaves
for the
Spanish
dominions
in
America,
esp. the
contract
made with Great
Britain
in
1713..
Lymph
::
Lymph (n.) An
alkaline
colorless
fluid,
contained
in the
lymphatic
vessels,
coagulable
like
blood,
but free from red blood
corpuscles.
It is
absorbed
from the
various
tissues
and
organs
of the body, and is
finally
discharged
by the
thoracic
and right
lymphatic
ducts into the great veins near the
heart..
Surprisal
::
Surplusage
(n.) A
greater
disbursement
than the
charge
of the
accountant
amounts
to.
Oboe
::
Oboe (n.) One of the
higher
wind
instruments
in the
modern
orchestra,
yet of great
antiquity,
having
a
penetrating
pastoral
quality
of tone,
somewhat
like the
clarinet
in form, but more
slender,
and
sounded
by means of a
double
reed; a
hautboy..
Prestissimo
::
Prestissimo
(adv.)
Very
quickly;
with great
rapidity.
Three
::
Three (n.) The
number
greater
by a unit than two; three units or
objects.
Affluentness
::
Affluentness
(n.) Great
plenty.
Briticism
::
Briticism
(n.) A word,
phrase,
or idiom
peculiar
to Great
Britain;
any
manner
of using a word or words that is
peculiar
to Great
Britain..
Indent
::
Indent
(v. t.) To begin (a line or
lines)
at a
greater
or less
distance
from the
margin;
as, to
indent
the first line of a
paragraph
one em; to
indent
the
second
paragraph
two ems more than the
first.
See
Indentation,
and
Indention..
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