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Definition of lower
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 lower is as below...
Lower (v. i.) To fall; to sink; to grow less; to
diminish;
to
decrease;
as, the river
lowered
as
rapidly
as it
rose..
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Floriferous
::
Floriferous
(a.)
Producing
flowers.
Oophoridium
::
Oophoridium
(n.) The
macrosporangium
or case for the
larger
kind of
spores
in
heterosporous
flowerless
plants.
Kincob
::
Kincob
(n.) India silk
brocaded
with
flowers
in
silver
or gold.
Floriculturist
::
Floriculturist
(n.) One
skilled
in the
cultivation
of
flowers;
a
florist.
Anthodium
::
Anthodium
(n.) The
inflorescence
of a
compound
flower
in which many
florets
are
gathered
into a
involucrate
head.
Track
::
Track (n.) The
entire
lower
surface
of the foot; -- said of
birds,
etc..
Umbel
::
Umbel (n.) A kind of
flower
cluster
in which the
flower
stalks
radiate
from a
common
point,
as in the
carrot
and
milkweed.
It is
simple
or
compound;
in the
latter
case, each
peduncle
bears
another
little
umbel,
called
umbellet,
or
umbellule..
Hypostoma
::
Hypostoma
(n.) The lower lip of
trilobites,
crustaceans,
etc..
Vane
::
Vane (n.) Any flat,
extended
surface
attached
to an axis and moved by the wind; as, the vane of a
windmill;
hence,
a
similar
fixture
of any form moved in or by
water,
air, or other
fluid;
as, the vane of a screw
propeller,
a fan
blower,
an
anemometer,
etc..
Microspore
::
Microspore
(n.) One of the
exceedingly
minute
spores
found in
certain
flowerless
plants,
as
Selaginella
and
Isoetes,
which bear two kinds of
spores,
one very much
smaller
than the
other.
Cf.
Macrospore..
Footstalk
::
Footstalk
(n.) The stalk of a leaf or of
flower;
a
petiole,
pedicel,
or
reduncle..
Chamomile
::
Chamomile
(n.) A genus of herbs
(Anthemis)
of the
Composite
family.
The
common
camomile,
A.
nobilis,
is used as a
popular
remedy.
Its
flowers
have a
strong
and
fragrant
and a
bitter,
aromatic
taste.
They are
tonic,
febrifugal,
and in large doses
emetic,
and the
volatile
oil is
carminative..
Trinucleus
::
Trinucleus
(n.) A genus of Lower
Silurian
trilobites
in which the
glabella
and
cheeks
form three
rounded
elevations
on the head.
Arise
::
Arise (v. i.) To come up from a lower to a
higher
position;
to come above the
horizon;
to come up from one's bed or place of
repose;
to
mount;
to
ascend;
to rise; as, to arise from a
kneeling
posture;
a cloud
arose;
the sun
ariseth;
he arose early in the
morning..
Water Lemon
::
Water lemon () The
edible
fruit of two
species
of
passion
flower
(Passiflora
laurifolia,
and P.
maliformis);
-- so
called
in the West
Indies..
Goatee
::
Goatee
(n.) A part of a man's beard on the chin or lower lip which is
allowed
to grow, and
trimmed
so as to
resemble
the beard of a
goat..
Corollary
::
Corollary
(n.) That which is given
beyond
what is
actually
due, as a
garland
of
flowers
in
addition
to
wages;
surplus;
something
added or
superfluous..
Anthography
::
Anthography
(n.) A
description
of
flowers.
Pendulous
::
Pendulous
(a.)
Inclined
or
hanging
downwards,
as a
flower
on a
recurved
stalk,
or an ovule which hangs from the upper part of the
ovary..
Fluorescence
::
Fluorescence
(n.) That
property
which some
transparent
bodies
have of
producing
at their
surface,
or
within
their
substance,
light
different
in color from the mass of the
material,
as when green
crystals
of fluor spar
afford
blue
reflections.
It is due not to the
difference
in the color of a
distinct
surface
layer,
but to the power which the
substance
has of
modifying
the light
incident
upon it. The light
emitted
by
fluorescent
substances
is in
general
of lower
refrangibility
than the
incident
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