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Definition of lid
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Lid (n.) The cover of the eye; an
eyelid.
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Barrel
::
Barrel
(n.) A solid drum, or a
hollow
cylinder
or case; as, the
barrel
of a
windlass;
the
barrel
of a
watch,
within
which the
spring
is
coiled..
Pyxidium
::
Pyxidium
(n.) A pod which
divides
circularly
into an upper and lower half, of which the
former
acts as a kind of lid, as in the
pimpernel
and
purslane..
Lidless
::
Lidless
(a.)
Having
no lid, or not
covered
with the lids, as the eyes;
hence,
sleepless;
watchful..
Black Monday
::
Black
Monday
() The first
Monday
after the
holidays;
-- so
called
by
English
schoolboys.
Vase
::
Vase (n.) A
vessel
similar
to that
described
in the first
definition
above,
or the
representation
of one in a solid block of
stone,
or the like, used for an
ornament,
as on a
terrace
or in a
garden.
See
Illust.
of
Niche..
Pentacron
::
Pentacron
(n.) A solid
having
five
summits
or
angular
points.
Deer
::
Deer (n. sing. & pl.) A
ruminant
of the genus
Cervus,
of many
species,
and of
related
genera
of the
family
Cervidae.
The
males,
and in some
species
the
females,
have solid
antlers,
often much
branched,
which are shed
annually.
Their
flesh,
for which they are
hunted,
is
called
venison..
Solidungular
::
Solidungular
(a.)
Solipedous.
Valid
::
Valid (a.)
Having
legal
strength
or
force;
executed
with the
proper
formalities;
incapable
of being
rightfully
overthrown
or set
aside;
as, a valid deed; a valid
covenant;
a valid
instrument
of any kind; a valid claim or
title;
a valid
marriage..
Invalid
::
Invalid
(a.)
Having
no
force,
effect,
or
efficacy;
void; null; as, an
invalid
contract
or
agreement..
Lethal
::
Lethal
(n.) One of the
higher
alcohols
of the
paraffine
series
obtained
from
spermaceti
as a white
crystalline
solid.
It is so
called
because
it
occurs
in the
ethereal
salt of
lauric
acid.
Armature
::
Armature
(n.) Iron bars or
framing
employed
for the
consolidation
of a
building,
as in
sustaining
slender
columns,
holding
up
canopies,
etc..
Golden-rod
::
Golden-rod
(n.) A tall herb
(Solidago
Virga-aurea),
bearing
yellow
flowers
in a
graceful
elongated
cluster.
The name is
common
to all the
species
of the genus
Solidago..
Gelidity
::
Gelidity
(n.) The state of being
gelid.
Operculiform
::
Operculiform
(a.)
Having
the form of a lid or
cover.
Ellipsoid
::
Ellipsoid
(n.) A
solid,
all plane
sections
of which are
ellipses
or
circles.
See
Conoid,
n., 2 (a)..
Steem
::
Steelyard
(n.) A form of
balance
in which the body to be
weighed
is
suspended
from the
shorter
arm of a
lever,
which turns on a
fulcrum,
and a
counterpoise
is
caused
to slide upon the
longer
arm to
produce
equilibrium,
its place upon this arm
(which
is
notched
or
graduated)
indicating
the
weight;
a Roman
balance;
-- very
commonly
used also in the
plural
form,
steelyards..
Sustain
::
Sustain
(v. t.) To allow the
prosecution
of; to admit as
valid;
to
sanction;
to
continue;
not to
dismiss
or
abate;
as, the court
sustained
the
action
or
suit..
Cuculoid
::
Cuculoid
(a.) Like or
belonging
to the
cuckoos
(Cuculidae).
Conflict
::
Conflict
(v. i.) To
strike
or dash
together;
to meet in
violent
collision;
to
collide.
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