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Definition of latter
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Latter
(a.)
Later;
more
recent;
coming
or
happening
after
something
else; --
opposed
to
former;
as, the
former
and
latter
rain..
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Clatteringly
::
Clatteringly
(adv.)
With
clattering.
Seaman
::
Seaman
(n.) One whose
occupation
is to
assist
in the
management
of ships at sea; a
mariner;
a
sailor;
--
applied
both to
officers
and
common
mariners,
but
especially
to the
latter.
Opposed
to
landman,
or
landsman..
Oblong-ovate
::
Oblong-ovate
(a.)
Between
oblong
and
ovate,
but
inclined
to the
latter..
Glaverer
::
Glaverer
(n.) A
flatterer.
Tide
::
Tide
(prep.)
The
alternate
rising
and
falling
of the
waters
of the
ocean,
and of bays,
rivers,
etc.,
connected
therewith.
The tide ebbs and flows twice in each lunar day, or the space of a
little
more than
twenty-four
hours.
It is
occasioned
by the
attraction
of the sun and moon (the
influence
of the
latter
being three times that of the
former),
acting
unequally
on the
waters
in
different
parts of the
earth,
thus
disturbing
their
equilibrium.
A high tide upon one side of the earth is
accompanied
Fulsome
::
Fulsome
(a.)
Offending
or
disgusting
by
overfullness,
excess,
or
grossness;
cloying;
gross;
nauseous;
esp.,
offensive
from
excess
of
praise;
as,
fulsome
flattery..
Clutter
::
Clutter
(n.)
Clatter;
confused
noise.
Blatteration
::
Blatteration
(n.)
Blattering.
Draggle-tailed
::
Draggle-tailed
(a.)
Untidy;
sluttish;
slatternly.
Toady
::
Toady (n.) A mean
flatterer;
a
toadeater;
a
sycophant.
Fan Palm
::
Fan palm () Any palm tree
having
fan-shaped
or
radiate
leaves;
as the
Chamaerops
humilis
of
Southern
Europe;
the
species
of Sabal and
Thrinax
in the West
Indies,
Florida,
etc.; and
especially
the great
talipot
tree
(Corypha
umbraculifera)
of
Ceylon
and
Malaya.
The
leaves
of the
latter
are often
eighteen
feet long and
fourteen
wide, and are used for
umbrellas,
tents,
and
roofs.
When cut up, they are used for books and
manuscripts..
Slammerkin
::
Slammerkin
(n.) A slut; a
slatternly
woman.
Sluttery
::
Sluttery
(n.) The
qualities
and
practices
of a slut;
sluttishness;
slatternlines.
Flatter
::
Flatter
(n.) One who, or that
which,
makes flat or
flattens..
Wheedle
::
Wheedle
(v. i.) To
flatter;
to coax; to
cajole.
Amercement
::
Amercement
(n.) The
infliction
of a
penalty
at the
discretion
of the
court;
also, a mulct or
penalty
thus
imposed.
It
differs
from a
fine,in
that the
latter
is, or was
originally,
a fixed and
certain
sum
prescribed
by
statue
for an
offense;
but an
amercement
is
arbitrary.
Hence,
the act or
practice
of
affeering.
[See
Affeer.].
Terpsichore
::
Terpsichore
(n.) The Muse who
presided
over the
choral
song and the
dance,
especially
the
latter..
Blandation
::
Blandation
(n.)
Flattery.
Apodosis
::
Apodosis
(n.) The
consequent
clause
or
conclusion
in a
conditional
sentence,
expressing
the
result,
and thus
distinguished
from the
protasis
or
clause
which
expresses
a
condition.
Thus, in the
sentence,
Though
he slay me, yet will I trust in him, the
former
clause
is the
protasis,
and the
latter
the
apodosis..
Attach
::
Attach
(v. t.) To win the heart of; to
connect
by ties of love or
self-interest;
to
attract;
to
fasten
or bind by moral
influence;
-- with to; as,
attached
to a
friend;
attaching
others
to us by
wealth
or
flattery..
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