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Definition of lie
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 lie is as below...
Lie
(adj.)
To be or
exist;
to
belong
or
pertain;
to have an
abiding
place;
to
consist;
-- with in.
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Chab
::
Chab (n.) The
red-bellied
wood
pecker
(Melanerpes
Carolinus).
Rhinoceros
::
Rhinoceros
(n.) Any
pachyderm
belonging
to the
genera
Rhinoceros,
Atelodus,
and
several
allied
genera
of the
family
Rhinocerotidae,
of which
several
living,
and many
extinct,
species
are
known.
They are large and
powerful,
and
usually
have
either
one or two stout
conical
median
horns on the
snout..
Pelargonic
::
Pelargonic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
an
organic
acid
(called
also
nonoic
acid) found in the
leaves
of the
geranium
(Pelargonium)
and
allied
plants..
Acid
::
Acid (n.) One of a class of
compounds,
generally
but not
always
distinguished
by their sour
taste,
solubility
in
water,
and
reddening
of
vegetable
blue or
violet
colors.
They are also
characterized
by the power of
destroying
the
distinctive
properties
of
alkalies
or
bases,
combining
with them to form
salts,
at the same time
losing
their own
peculiar
properties.
They all
contain
hydrogen,
united
with a more
negative
element
or
radical,
either
alone,
or more
generally
with
oxygen,
and take their n
Baillie
::
Baillie
(n.) Same as
Bailie.
Creeper
::
Creeper
(n.) A small bird of the genus
Certhia,
allied
to the
wrens.
The brown or
common
European
creeper
is C.
familiaris,
a
variety
of which (var.
Americana)
inhabits
America;
--
called
also tree
creeper
and
creeptree.
The
American
black and white
creeper
is
Mniotilta
varia..
Newsroom
::
Newsroom
(n.) A room where news is
collected
and
disseminated,
or
periodicals
sold; a
reading
room
supplied
with
newspapers,
magazines,
etc..
Insidiate
::
Insidiate
(v. t.) To lie in
ambush
for.
Coction
::
Coction
(n.) The
change
which the
humorists
believed
morbific
matter
undergoes
before
elimination.
Theism
::
Theism
(n.) The
belief
or
acknowledgment
of the
existence
of a God, as
opposed
to
atheism,
pantheism,
or
polytheism..
Accumulator
::
Accumulator
(n.) A
system
of
elastic
springs
for
relieving
the
strain
upon a rope, as in
deep-sea
dredging..
Independent
::
Independent
(n.) One who
believes
that an
organized
Christian
church
is
complete
in
itself,
competent
to
self-government,
and
independent
of all
ecclesiastical
authority..
Bask
::
Bask (v. t.) To lie in
warmth;
to be
exposed
to
genial
heat.
Anaglyptography
::
Anaglyptography
(n.) The art of
copying
works in
relief,
or of
engraving
as to give the
subject
an
embossed
or
raised
appearance;
-- used in
representing
coins,
bas-reliefs,
etc..
Believing
::
Believing
(a.) That
believes;
having
belief.
Dog-fox
::
Dog-fox
(n.) The
Arctic
or blue fox; -- a name also
applied
to
species
of the genus
Cynalopex.
Liss
::
Liss (n.)
Release;
remission;
ease;
relief.
Offhand
::
Offhand
(adv.)
In an
offhand
manner;
as, he
replied
offhand..
Skipper
::
Skipper
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of small
butterflies
of the
family
Hesperiadae;
-- so
called
from their
peculiar
short,
jerking
flight..
Sit
::
Sit (v. t.) To lie, rest, or bear; to press or
weigh;
-- with on; as, a
weight
or
burden
sits
lightly
upon him..
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