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Definition of long
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Long
(adv.)
Through
the whole
extent
or
duration.
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Old
::
Old
(superl.)
Long
cultivated;
as, an old farm; old land, as
opposed
to new land, that is, to land
lately
cleared..
Dorsibranchiate
::
Dorsibranchiate
(a.)
Having
branchiae
along the back;
belonging
to the
Dorsibranchiata.
Cynical
::
Cynical
(a.)
Belonging
to the sect of
philosophers
called
cynics;
having
the
qualities
of a
cynic;
pertaining
to, or
resembling,
the
doctrines
of the
cynics..
Tetragonal
::
Tetragonal
(a.)
Designating,
or
belonging
to, a
certain
system
of
crystallization;
dimetric.
See
Tetragonal
system,
under
Crystallization..
Camel
::
Camel (n.) A large
ruminant
used in Asia and
Africa
for
carrying
burdens
and for
riding.
The camel is
remarkable
for its
ability
to go a long time
without
drinking.
Its hoofs are
small,
and
situated
at the
extremities
of the toes, and the
weight
of the
animal
rests on the
callous.
The
dromedary
(Camelus
dromedarius)
has one bunch on the back, while the
Bactrian
camel (C.
Bactrianus)
has two. The
llama,
alpaca,
and
vicu–a,
of South
America,
belong
to a
related
genus
(Auchenia)..
Macrurous
::
Macrurous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
Macrura;
having
a long tail.
Spatangus
::
Spatangus
(n.) A genus of
heart-shaped
sea
urchins
belonging
to the
Spatangoidea.
Foreganger
::
Foreganger
(n.) A short rope
grafted
on a
harpoon,
to which a
longer
lin/ may be
attached..
Bagatelle
::
Bagatelle
(n.) A game
played
on an
oblong
board,
having,
at one end, cups or
arches
into or
through
which balls are to be
driven
by a rod held in the hand of the
player..
Coaster
::
Coaster
(n.) A
vessel
employed
in
sailing
along a
coast,
or
engaged
in the
coasting
trade..
Pyrosome
::
Pyrosome
(n.) Any
compound
ascidian
of the genus
Pyrosoma.
The
pyrosomes
form large
hollow
cylinders,
sometimes
two or three feet long, which swim at the
surface
of the sea and are very
phosphorescent..
Covenanting
::
Covenanting
(a.)
Belonging
to a
covenant.
Specifically,
belonging
to the
Scotch
Covenanters..
Diurnal
::
Diurnal
(a.)
Relating
to the
daytime;
belonging
to the
period
of
daylight,
distinguished
from the
night;
--
opposed
to
nocturnal;
as,
diurnal
heat;
diurnal
hours..
Pining
::
Pining
(a.)
Languishing;
drooping;
wasting
away, as with
longing..
Roller
::
Roller
(n.) A long
cylinder
on which
something
is
rolled
up; as, the
roller
of a man..
Rase
::
Rase (v. t.) To rub along the
surface
of; to
graze.
Scaphocephaly
::
Scaphocephaly
(n.) A
deformed
condition
of the
skull,
in which the vault is
narrow,
elongated,
and more or less
boat-shaped..
Allonge
::
Allonge
(v.) A slip of paper
attached
to a bill of
exchange
for
receiving
indorsements,
when the back of the bill
itself
is
already
full; a
rider..
Sivatherium
::
Sivatherium
(n.) A genus of very large
extinct
ruminants
found in the
Tertiary
formation
of
India.
The snout was
prolonged
in the form of a
proboscis.
The male had four
horns,
the
posterior
pair being large and
branched.
It was
allied
to the
antelopes,
but very much
larger
than any
exsisting
species..
Streptoneura
::
Streptococcus
(n.) A long or short chain of
micrococci,
more or less
curved..
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