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Definition of matter
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Matter
(n.)
Written
manuscript,
or
anything
to be set in type; copy; also, type set up and ready to be used, or which has been used, in
printing..
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Mooncalf
::
Mooncalf
(n.) A
monster;
a false
conception;
a mass of
fleshy
matter,
generated
in the
uterus..
Etoolin
::
Etoolin
(n.) A
yellowish
coloring
matter
found in
plants
grown in
darkness,
which is
supposed
to be an
antecedent
condition
of
chlorophyll..
Materialist
::
Materialist
(n.) One who holds to the
existence
of
matter,
as
distinguished
from the
idealist,
who
denies
it..
Cruor
::
Cruor (n.) The
coloring
matter
of the
blood;
the
clotted
portion
of
coagulated
blood,
containing
the
coloring
matter;
gore..
Engineering
::
Engineering
(n.)
Originally,
the art of
managing
engines;
in its
modern
and
extended
sense,
the art and
science
by which the
mechanical
properties
of
matter
are made
useful
to man in
structures
and
machines;
the
occupation
and work of an
engineer..
Smoke
::
Smoke (n.) To emit
smoke;
to throw off
volatile
matter
in the form of vapor or
exhalation;
to reek.
Peptone
::
Peptone
(n.)
Collectively,
in a
broader
sense,
all the
products
resulting
from the
solution
of
albuminous
matter
in
either
gastric
or
pancreatic
juice.
In this case,
however,
intermediate
products
(albumose
bodies),
such as
antialbumose,
hemialbumose,
etc., are mixed with the true
peptones.
Also
termed
albuminose..
Matter
::
Matter
(n.)
Substance
excreted
from
living
animal
bodies;
that which is
thrown
out or
discharged
in a
tumor,
boil, or
abscess;
pus;
purulent
substance..
Spot
::
Spot (n.) A mark on a
substance
or body made by
foreign
matter;
a blot; a place
discolored.
Nitriary
::
Nitriary
(n.) An
artificial
bed of
animal
matter
for the
manufacture
of niter by
nitrification.
See
Nitrification,
2..
Oversize
::
Oversize
(v. t.) To cover with
viscid
matter.
Nitrocalcite
::
Nitrocalcite
(n.)
Nitrate
of
calcium,
a
substance
having
a
grayish
white
color,
occuring
in
efforescences
on old
walls,
and in
limestone
caves,
especially
where there
exists
decaying
animal
matter..
Hylarchical
::
Hylarchical
(a.)
Presiding
over
matter.
Ross
::
Ross (n.) The
rough,
scaly
matter
on the
surface
of the bark of
trees..
Crocose
::
Crocose
(n.) A white
crystalline
sugar,
metameric
with
glucose,
obtained
from the
coloring
matter
of
saffron..
Fecundation
::
Fecundation
(n.) The act by
which,
either
in
animals
or
plants,
material
prepared
by the
generative
organs
the
female
organism
is
brought
in
contact
with
matter
from the
organs
of the male, so that a new
organism
results;
impregnation;
fertilization..
Latinitaster
::
Latinitaster
(n.) One who has but a
smattering
of
Latin.
Constructiveness
::
Constructiveness
(n.) The
faculty
which
enables
one to
construct,
as in
mechanical,
artistic,
or
literary
matters..
Motto
::
Motto (n.) A
sentence,
phrase,
or word,
prefixed
to an
essay,
discourse,
chapter,
canto,
or the like,
suggestive
of its
subject
matter;
a
short,
suggestive
expression
of a
guiding
principle;
a
maxim..
Rebutter
::
Rebutter
(n.) The
answer
of a
defendant
in
matter
of fact to a
plaintiff's
surrejoinder.
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