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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. i.) To meet or come in
contact;
to
strike;
to
clash;
--
followed
by
against
or on.
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Chasselas
::
Chasselas
(n.) A white
grape,
esteemed
for the
table..
#NAME?
::
-itis () A
suffix
used in
medical
terms to
denote
an
inflammatory
disease
of; as,
arthritis;
bronchitis,
phrenitis..
Anthropomorphite
::
Anthropomorphite
(n.) One who
ascribes
a human form or human
attributes
to the Deity or to a
polytheistic
deity.
Taylor.
Specifically,
one of a sect of
ancient
heretics
who
believed
that God has a human form, etc.
Tillotson..
Undecolic
::
Undecolic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
an acid,
C11H18O2,
of the
propiolic
acid
series,
obtained
indirectly
from
undecylenic
acid as a white
crystalline
substance..
Thunderhead
::
Thunderhead
(n.) A
rounded
mass of
cloud,
with
shining
white
edges;
a
cumulus,
-- often
appearing
before
a
thunderstorm..
Molybdenum
::
Molybdenum
(n.) A rare
element
of the
chromium
group,
occurring
in
nature
in the
minerals
molybdenite
and
wulfenite,
and when
reduced
obtained
as a hard,
silver-white,
difficulty
fusible
metal.
Symbol
Mo.
Atomic
weight
95.9..
Widgeon
::
Widgeon
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
fresh-water
ducks,
especially
those
belonging
to the
subgenus
Mareca,
of the genus Anas. The
common
European
widgeon
(Anas
penelope)
and the
American
widgeon
(A.
Americana)
are the most
important
species.
The
latter
is
called
also
baldhead,
baldpate,
baldface,
baldcrown,
smoking
duck,
wheat,
duck, and
whitebelly..
Sapogenin
::
Sapogenin
(n.) A white
crystalline
substance
obtained
by the
decomposition
of
saponin.
Sinamine
::
Sinamine
(n.) A
bitter
white
crystalline
nitrogenous
substance,
obtained
indirectly
from oil of
mustard
and
ammonia;
--
called
also allyl
melamine..
Brucite
::
Brucite
(n.) A
white,
pearly
mineral,
occurring
thin and
foliated,
like talc, and also
fibrous;
a
native
magnesium
hydrate..
Linen
::
Linen (n.)
Resembling
linen
cloth;
white;
pale.
Whitewort
::
Whitewort
(n.) Wild
camomile.
Canderos
::
Canderos
(n.) An East
Indian
resin,
of a
pellucid
white
color,
from which small
ornaments
and toys are
sometimes
made..
Pyrocatechin
::
Pyrocatechin
(n.) A white
crystalline
substance,
C6H4(OH)2,
of the
phenol
series,
found in
various
plants;
-- so
called
because
first
obtained
by
distillation
of gum
catechu.
Called
also
catechol,
oxyphenol.
etc..
Mysis
::
Mysis (n.) A genus of small
schizopod
shrimps
found both in fresh and salt
water;
the
opossum
shrimps.
One
species
inhabits
the Great Lakes of North
America,
and is
largely
eaten by the
whitefish.
The
marine
species
form part of the food of right
whales..
Tartarian
::
Tartarian
(n.) The name of some kinds of
cherries,
as the Black
Tartarian,
or the White
Tartarian..
Cadmium
::
Cadmium
(n.) A
comparatively
rare
element
related
to zinc, and
occurring
in some zinc ores. It is a white
metal,
both
ductile
and
malleable.
Symbol
Cd.
Atomic
weight
111.8.
It was
discovered
by
Stromeyer
in 1817, who named it from its
association
with zinc or zinc ore..
Whitened
::
Whitened
(imp. & p. p.) of
White.
Architector
::
Architector
(n.) An
architect.
Arena
::
Arena (n.) The area in the
central
part of an
amphitheater,
in which the
gladiators
fought
and other shows were
exhibited;
-- so
called
because
it was
covered
with
sand..
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