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Definition of arm
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Arm (n.) A
branch
of a tree.
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Squirehood
::
Squireen
(n.) One who is half
squire
and half
farmer;
-- used
humorously.
Coriander
::
Coriander
(n.) An
umbelliferous
plant,
the
Coriandrum
sativum,
the fruit or seeds of which have a
strong
smell and a spicy
taste,
and in
medicine
are
considered
as
stomachic
and
carminative..
Reermouse
::
Reermouse
(n.) See
Rearmouse.
Blazonry
::
Blazonry
(n.) A coat of arms; an
armorial
bearing
or
bearings.
Ferry
::
Ferry (v. t.) A place where
persons
or
things
are
carried
across
a
river,
arm of the sea, etc., in a
ferryboat..
Stylus
::
Stylus
(n.) That
needle-shaped
part at the tip of the
playing
arm of
phonograph
which sits in the
groove
of a
phonograph
record
while it is
turning,
to
detect
the
undulations
in the
phonograph
groove
and
convert
them into
vibrations
which are
transmitted
to a
system
(since
1920
electronic)
which
converts
the
signal
into
sound;
also
called
needle.
The
stylus
is
frequently
composed
of metal or
diamond..
Tearpit
::
Tearpit
(n.) A
cavity
or pouch
beneath
the lower
eyelid
of most deer and
antelope;
the
lachrymal
sinus;
larmier.
It is
capable
of being
opened
at
pleasure
and
secretes
a waxy
substance.
Dress Coat
::
Dress coat () A coat with
skirts
behind
only, as
distinct
from the frock coat, of which the
skirts
surround
the body. It is worn on
occasions
of
ceremony.
The dress coat of
officers
of the
United
States
army is a
full-skirted
frock
coat..
Hornsnake
::
Hornsnake
(n.) A
harmless
snake
(Farancia
abacura),
found in the
Southern
United
States.
The color is
bluish
black
above,
red
below..
Forearm
::
Forearm
(v. t.) To arm or
prepare
for
attack
or
resistance
before
the time of need.
Collapse
::
Collapse
(v. i.) To fail
suddenly
and
completely,
like
something
hollow
when
subject
to too much
pressure;
to
undergo
a
collapse;
as,
Maximilian's
government
collapsed
soon after the
French
army left
Mexico;
many
financial
projects
collapse
after
attaining
some
success
and
importance..
Anharmonic
::
Anharmonic
(a.) Not
harmonic.
Disappoint
::
Disappoint
(v. t.) To
defeat
of
expectation
or hope; to
hinder
from the
attainment
of that which was
expected,
hoped,
or
desired;
to balk; as, a man is
disappointed
of his hopes or
expectations,
or his
hopes,
desires,
intentions,
expectations,
or plans are
disappointed;
a bad
season
disappoints
the
farmer
of his
crops;
a
defeat
disappoints
an enemy of his
spoil..
Creature
::
Creature
(n.) A
general
term among
farmers
for
horses,
oxen, etc..
Tegulated
::
Tegulated
(a.)
Composed
of small
plates,
as of horn or
metal,
overlapping
like
tiles;
-- said of a kind of
ancient
armor..
Under-garment
::
Under-garment
(n.) A
garment
worn below
another.
Border
::
Border
(v. t.) To make a
border
for; to
furnish
with a
border,
as for
ornament;
as, to
border
a
garment
or a
garden..
Hood
::
Hood (n.) A part of a
monk's
outer
garment,
with which he
covers
his head; a
cowl..
Timber
::
Timber
(n.) The crest on a coat of arms.
Estafette
::
Estafette
(n.) A
courier
who
conveys
messages
to
another
courier;
a
military
courier
sent from one part of an army to
another.
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