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Definition of antic
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Antic (n.) A
grotesque
trick;
a piece of
buffoonery;
a
caper.
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Antichristianity
::
Antichristianity
(n.)
Opposition
or
contrariety
to the
Christian
religion.
Antic
::
Antic (a..
Coachman
::
Coachman
(n.) A
tropical
fish of the
Atlantic
ocean
(Dutes
auriga);
--
called
also
charioteer.
The name
refers
to a long,
lashlike
spine of the
dorsal
fin..
Anticonvulsive
::
Anticonvulsive
(a.) Good
against
convulsions.
Anticyclone
::
Anticyclone
(n.) A
movement
of the
atmosphere
opposite
in
character,
as
regards
direction
of the wind and
distribution
of
barometric
pressure,
to that of a
cyclone..
Troubadour
::
Troubadour
(n.) One of a
school
of poets who
flourished
from the
eleventh
to the
thirteenth
century,
principally
in
Provence,
in the south of
France,
and also in the north of
Italy.
They
invented,
and
especially
cultivated,
a kind of
lyrical
poetry
characterized
by
intricacy
of meter and
rhyme,
and
usually
of a
romantic,
amatory
strain..
Buffoon
::
Buffoon
(n.) A man who makes a
practice
of
amusing
others
by low
tricks,
antic
gestures,
etc.; a
droll;
a
mimic;
a
harlequin;
a
clown;
a
merry-andrew..
Anticathode
::
Anticathode
(n.) The part of a
vacuum
tube
opposite
the
cathode.
Upon it the
cathode
rays
impinge.
Frenzical
::
Frenzical
(a.)
Frantic.
Forethink
::
Forethink
(v. t.) To think
beforehand;
to
anticipate
in the mind; to
prognosticate.
Atlantic
::
Atlantic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to Mt. Atlas in
Libya,
and hence
applied
to the ocean which lies
between
Europe
and
Africa
on the east and
America
on the west; as, the
Atlantic
Ocean
(called
also the
Atlantic);
the
Atlantic
basin;
the
Atlantic
telegraph..
Gigantic
::
Gigantic
(a.) Such as a giant might use, make, or
cause;
immense;
tremendous;
extraordinarly;
as,
gigantic
deeds;
gigantic
wickedness..
Diamond-back
::
Diamond-back
(n.) The
salt-marsh
terrapin
of the
Atlantic
coast
(Malacoclemmys
palustris).
Anticipation
::
Anticipation
(n.) Hasty
notion;
intuitive
preconception.
Jurel
::
"Jurel
(n.) A
yellow
carangoid
fish of the
Atlantic
and Gulf
coasts
(Caranx
chrysos),
most
abundant
southward,
where it is
valued
as a food fish; --
called
also
hardtail,
horse
crevalle,
jack,
buffalo
jack,
skipjack,
yellow
mackerel,
and
sometimes,
improperly,
horse
mackerel.
Other
species
of
Caranx
(as C.
fallax)
are also
sometimes
called
jurel..
Antichristianism
::
Antichristianism
(n.) Alt. of
Antichristianit.
Shad
::
Shad (n. sing. & pl.) Any one of
several
species
of food
fishes
of the
Herring
family.
The
American
species
(Clupea
sapidissima),
which is
abundant
on the
Atlantic
coast and
ascends
the
larger
rivers
in
spring
to
spawn,
is an
important
market
fish. The
European
allice
shad, or alose (C.
alosa),
and the
twaite
shad. (C.
finta),
are less
important
species..
Pedagogue
::
Pedagogue
(n.) One who by
teaching
has
become
formal,
positive,
or
pedantic
in his ways; one who has the
manner
of a
schoolmaster;
a
pedant..
Colossal
::
Colossal
(a.) Of
enormous
size;
gigantic;
huge; as, a
colossal
statue..
Intonation
::
Intonation
(n.)
Reciting
in a
musical
prolonged
tone;
intonating,
or
singing
of the
opening
phrase
of a
plain-chant,
psalm,
or
canticle
by a
single
voice,
as of a
priest.
See
Intone,
v. t..
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