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Definition of hit
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 hit is as below...
Hit (v. t.) To reach or
attain
exactly;
to meet
according
to the
occasion;
to
perform
successfully;
to
attain
to; to
accord
with; to be
conformable
to; to suit.
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Cockpit
::
Cockpit
(n.) The Privy
Council
room at
Westminster;
-- so
called
because
built on the site of the
cockpit
of
Whitehall
palace.
Glycolide
::
Glycolide
(n.) A white
amorphous
powder,
C4H4O,
obtained
by
heating
and
dehydrating
glycolic
acid..
Rhodium
::
Rhodium
(n.) A rare
element
of the light
platinum
group.
It is found in
platinum
ores, and
obtained
free as a white inert metal which it is very
difficult
to fuse.
Symbol
Rh.
Atomic
weight
104.1.
Specific
gravity
12..
Quebracho
::
Quebracho
(n.) A
Chilian
apocynaceous
tree
(Aspidosperma
Quebracho);
also, its bark, which is used as a
febrifuge,
and for
dyspn/a
of the lung, or
bronchial
diseases;
--
called
also white
quebracho,
to
distinguish
it from the red
quebracho,
a
Mexican
anacardiaceous
tree
(Loxopterygium
Lorentzii)
whose bark is said to have
similar
properties..
Scotia
::
Scotia
(n.) A
concave
molding
used
especially
in
classical
architecture.
Cyclopean
::
Cyclopean
(a.)
Pertaining
to the
Cyclops;
characteristic
of the
Cyclops;
huge;
gigantic;
vast and
rough;
massive;
as,
Cyclopean
labors;
Cyclopean
architecture..
Undecylic
::
Undecylic
(a.)
Related
to,
derived
from, or
containing,
undecyl;
specifically,
designating
that
member
of the fatty acids which
corresponds
to
undecane,
and is
obtained
as a white
crystalline
substance,
C11H22O2..
Circ
::
Circ (n.) An
amphitheatrical
circle
for
sports;
a
circus.
Sulpho-
::
Sulphite
(n.) A salt of
sulphurous
acid.
Amphitheatral
::
Amphitheatral
(a.)
Amphitheatrical;
resembling
an
amphitheater.
Flashing
::
Flashing
(n.) A mode of
covering
transparent
white glass with a film of
colored
glass.
Bandana
::
Bandana
(n.) A style of
calico
printing,
in which white or
bright
spots are
produced
upon cloth
previously
dyed of a
uniform
red or dark
color,
by
discharging
portions
of the color by
chemical
means,
while the rest of the cloth is under
pressure..
Sinamine
::
Sinamine
(n.) A
bitter
white
crystalline
nitrogenous
substance,
obtained
indirectly
from oil of
mustard
and
ammonia;
--
called
also allyl
melamine..
Santonin
::
Santonin
(n.) A white
crystalline
substance
having
a
bitter
taste,
extracted
from the buds of
levant
wormseed
and used as an
anthelmintic.
It
occassions
a
peculiar
temporary
color
blindness,
causing
objects
to
appear
as if seen
through
a
yellow
glass..
Malachite
::
Malachite
(n.)
Native
hydrous
carbonate
of
copper,
usually
occurring
in green
mammillary
masses
with
concentric
fibrous
structure..
There
::
There
(pron.)
To or into that
place;
thither.
Whitening
::
Whitening
(n.) That which is used to
render
white;
whiting.
Pyrophyllite
::
Pyrophyllite
(n.) A
mineral,
usually
of a white or
greenish
color and
pearly
luster,
consisting
chiefly
of the
hydrous
silicate
of
alumina..
Argent
::
Argent
(n.) The white color in coats of arms,
intended
to
represent
silver,
or,
figuratively,
purity,
innocence,
beauty,
or
gentleness;
--
represented
in
engraving
by a plain white
surface..
Pout
::
Pout (n.) The
European
whiting
pout or bib.
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