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Definition of hit
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Hit (n.) A
stroke
of
success
in an
enterprise,
as by a
fortunate
chance;
as, he made a hit..
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Datiscin
::
Datiscin
(n.) A white
crystalline
glucoside
extracted
from the
bastard
hemp
(Datisca
cannabina).
Albata
::
Albata
(n.) A white
metallic
alloy;
which is made into
spoons,
forks,
teapots,
etc.
British
plate or
German
silver.
See
German
silver,
under
German..
Mucic
::
Mucic (a.)
Pertaining
to, or
derived
from, gums and
micilaginous
substances;
specif.,
denoting
an acid
obtained
by the
oxidation
of gums,
dulcite,
etc., as a white
crystalline
substance
isomeric
with
saccharic
acid..
Magnesia
::
Magnesia
(n.) A light
earthy
white
substance,
consisting
of
magnesium
oxide,
and
obtained
by
heating
magnesium
hydrate
or
carbonate,
or by
burning
magnesium.
It has a
slightly
alkaline
reaction,
and is used in
medicine
as a mild
antacid
laxative.
See
Magnesium..
Mannide
::
Mannide
(n.) A white
amorphous
or
crystalline
substance,
obtained
by
dehydration
of
mannite,
and
distinct
from, but
convertible
into,
mannitan..
Raspberry
::
Raspberry
(n.) The
thimble-shaped
fruit of the Rubus
Idaeus
and other
similar
brambles;
as, the
black,
the red, and the white
raspberry..
Nervure
::
Nervure
(n.) One of the
chitinous
supports,
or
veins,
in the wings of
incests..
Nun
::
Nun (n.) A white
variety
of
domestic
pigeons
having
a veil of
feathers
covering
the head.
Blackwash
::
Blackwash
(n.) A wash that
blackens,
as
opposed
to
whitewash;
hence,
figuratively,
calumny..
White
::
White
(superl.)
Regarded
with
especial
favor;
favorite;
darling.
Cathay
::
Cathay
(n.)
China;
-- an old name for the
Celestial
Empire,
said have been
introduced
by Marco Polo and to be a
corruption
of the
Tartar
name for North China
(Khitai,
the
country
of the
Khitans.).
Lake
::
Lake (n.) A kind of fine white
linen,
formerly
in use..
Pinkster
::
Pinkster
(n.)
Whitsuntide.
Whitneyite
::
Whitneyite
(n.) an
arsenide
of
copper
from Lake
Superior.
Phosphorus
::
Phosphorus
(n.) A
poisonous
nonmetallic
element
of the
nitrogen
group,
obtained
as a
white,
or
yellowish,
translucent
waxy
substance,
having
a
characteristic
disagreeable
smell.
It is very
active
chemically,
must be
preserved
under
water,
and
unites
with
oxygen
even at
ordinary
temperatures,
giving
a faint glow, --
whence
its name. It
always
occurs
compined,
usually
in
phosphates,
as in the
mineral
apatite,
in
bones,
etc. It is used in the
composition
on the tips of
friction
matches,
and for man
Whiten
::
Whiten
(v. t.) To make
white;
to
bleach;
to
blanch;
to
whitewash;
as, to
whiten
a wall; to
whiten
cloth..
Potash
::
Potash
(n.) The
impure
potassium
carbonate
obtained
by
leaching
wood
ashes,
either
as a
strong
solution
(lye),
or as a white
crystalline
(pearlash)..
Serpentinian
::
Serpentinian
(n.) See 2d
Ophite.
Lawsonia
::
Lawsonia
(n.) An
Asiatic
and North
African
shrub
(Lawsonia
inermis),
with
smooth
oval
leaves,
and
fragrant
white
flowers.
Henna is
prepared
from the
leaves
and
twigs.
In
England
the shrub is
called
Egyptian
privet,
and in the West
Indies,
Jamaica
mignonette..
Whittuesday
::
Whittuesday
(n.) The day
following
Whitmonday;
--
called
also
Whitsun
Tuesday.
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