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Definition of mate
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 mate is as below...
Mate (n.) An
officer
in a
merchant
vessel
ranking
next below the
captain.
If there are more than one
bearing
the
title,
they are
called,
respectively,
first mate,
second
mate, third mate, etc. In the navy, a
subordinate
officer
or
assistant;
as,
master's
mate;
surgeon's
mate..
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Physicism
::
Physicism
(n.) The
tendency
of the mind
toward,
or its
preoccupation
with,
physical
phenomena;
materialism
in
philosophy
and
religion..
Philistine
::
Philistine
(n.) A
person
deficient
in
liberal
culture
and
refinement;
one
without
appreciation
of the
nobler
aspirations
and
sentiments
of
humanity;
one whose scope is
limited
to
selfish
and
material
interests.
Imitation
::
Imitation
(n.) The act of
condition
of
imitating
another
species
of
animal,
or a
plant,
or
unanimate
object.
See
Imitate,
v. t., 3..
Reanimation
::
Reanimation
(n.) The act or
operation
of
reanimating,
or the state of being
reanimated;
reinvigoration;
revival..
Transanimated
::
Transanimated
(imp. & p. p.) of
Transanimat.
Pragmatical
::
Pragmatical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
business
or to
affairs;
of the
nature
of
business;
practical;
material;
businesslike
in habit or
manner.
Ginny-carriage
::
Ginny-carriage
(n.) A
small,
strong
carriage
for
conveying
materials
on a
railroad..
Corporal
::
Corporal
(a.)
Having
a body or
substance;
not
spiritual;
material.
In this sense now
usually
written
corporeal.
Rich
::
Rich
(superl.)
Having
an
abundance
of
material
possessions;
possessed
of a large
amount
of
property;
well
supplied
with land,
goods,
or
money;
wealthy;
opulent;
affluent;
--
opposed
to
poor..
Subprehensile
::
Subpolygonal
(a.)
Approximately
polygonal;
somewhat
or
almost
polygonal.
Inform
::
Inform
(v. t.) To give form or share to; to give vital
ororganizing
power to; to give life to; to imbue and
actuate
with
vitality;
to
animate;
to mold; to
figure;
to
fashion.
Mould
::
Mould (v. t.) To
ornament
by
molding
or
carving
the
material
of; as, a
molded
window
jamb..
Law
::
Law (n.) In
matematics:
The rule
according
to which
anything,
as the
change
of value of a
variable,
or the value of the terms of a
series,
proceeds;
mode or order of
sequence..
Purposeful
::
Purposeful
(a.)
Important;
material.
Error
::
Error (n.) The
difference
between
the
approximate
result
and the true
result;
-- used
particularly
in the rule of
double
position.
Stinkpot
::
Stinkpot
(n.) An
earthen
jar
charged
with
powder,
grenades,
and other
materials
of an
offensive
and
suffocating
smell,
--
sometimes
used in
boarding
an
enemy's
vessel..
Strengthen
::
Strengthen
(v. t.) To
animate;
to
encourage;
to fix in
resolution.
Mute
::
Mute (n.) A
little
utensil
made of
brass,
ivory,
or other
material,
so
formed
that it can be fixed in an erect
position
on the
bridge
of a
violin,
or
similar
instrument,
in order to
deaden
or
soften
the
tone..
Wool
::
Wool (n.) The soft and
curled,
or
crisped,
species
of hair which grows on sheep and some other
animals,
and which in
fineness
sometimes
approaches
to fur; --
chiefly
applied
to the
fleecy
coat of the
sheep,
which
constitutes
a most
essential
material
of
clothing
in all cold and
temperate
climates..
Guipure
::
Guipure
(n.) A term used for lace of
different
kinds;
most
properly
for a lace of large
pattern
and heavy
material
which has no
ground
or mesh, but has the
pattern
held
together
by
connecting
threads
called
bars or
brides..
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