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Definition of antic
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Antic (v. i.) To
perform
antics.
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Iguanodon
::
Iguanodon
(n.) A genus of
gigantic
herbivorous
dinosaurs
having
a
birdlike
pelvis
and large hind legs with
three-toed
feet
capable
of
supporting
the
entire
body. Its teeth
resemble
those of the
iguana,
whence
its name.
Several
species
are
known,
mostly
from the
Wealden
of
England
and
Europe.
See
Illustration
in
Appendix..
Whipparee
::
Whipparee
(n.) A large sting ray
(Rhinoptera
bonasus,
or R.
quadriloba)
of the
Atlantic
coast of the
United
States.
Its snout
appears
to be
four-lobed
when
viewed
in
front,
whence
it is also
called
cow-nosed
ray..
Dynastidan
::
Dynastidan
(n.) One of a group of
gigantic,
horned
beetles,
including
Dynastus
Neptunus,
and the
Hercules
beetle
(D.
Hercules)
of
tropical
America,
which grow to be six
inches
in
length..
Rorqual
::
Rorqual
(n.) A very large North
Atlantic
whalebone
whale
(Physalus
antiquorum,
or
Balaenoptera
physalus).
It has a
dorsal
fin, and
strong
longitudinal
folds on the
throat
and
belly.
Called
also
razorback..
Ocean
::
Ocean (n.) One of the large
bodies
of water into which the great ocean is
regarded
as
divided,
as the
Atlantic,
Pacific,
Indian,
Arctic
and
Antarctic
oceans..
Romantic
::
Romantic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the style of the
Christian
and
popular
literature
of the
Middle
Ages, as
opposed
to the
classical
antique;
of the
nature
of, or
appropriate
to, that
style;
as, the
romantic
school
of
poets..
Prospect
::
Prospect
(v.) The act of
looking
forward;
foresight;
anticipation;
as, a
prospect
of the
future
state..
Observer
::
Observer
(n.) A
sycophantic
follower.
Pyromantic
::
Pyromantic
(n.) One who
pretends
to
divine
by fire.
Emigration
::
Emigration
(n.) The act of
emigrating;
removal
from one
country
or state to
another,
for the
purpose
of
residence,
as from
Europe
to
America,
or, in
America,
from the
Atlantic
States
to the
Western..
Anticipation
::
Anticipation
(n.) Hasty
notion;
intuitive
preconception.
Infanticide
::
Infanticide
(n.) One who
commits
the crime of
infanticide;
one who kills an
infant.
Necromantic
::
Necromantic
(a.) Alt. of
Necromantica.
Fictional
::
Fictional
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
characterized
by,
fiction;
fictitious;
romantic..
Scup
::
Scup (n.) A
marine
sparoid
food fish
(Stenotomus
chrysops,
or S.
argyrops),
common
on the
Atlantic
coast of the
United
States.
It
appears
bright
silvery
when
swimming
in the
daytime,
but shows broad
blackish
transverse
bands at night and when dead.
Called
also
porgee,
paugy,
porgy,
scuppaug..
Geanticlinal
::
Geanticlinal
(n.) An
upward
bend or
flexure
of a
considerable
portion
of the
earth's
crust,
resulting
in the
formation
of a class of
mountain
elevations
called
anticlinoria;
--
opposed
to
geosynclinal..
Nowel
::
Nowel (n.) A kind of hymn, or
canticle,
of
mediaeval
origin,
sung in honor of the
Nativity
of our Lord; a
Christmas
carol..
Presentiment
::
Presentiment
(n.)
Previous
sentiment,
conception,
or
opinion;
previous
apprehension;
especially,
an
antecedent
impression
or
conviction
of
something
unpleasant,
distressing,
or
calamitous,
about to
happen;
anticipation
of evil;
foreboding..
Clawback
::
Clawback
(a.)
Flattering;
sycophantic.
Canticle
::
Canticle
(n.) A song; esp. a
little
song or hymn.
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