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Definition of may
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May (n.) A
maiden.
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Deprecation
::
Deprecation
(n.) The act of
deprecating;
a
praying
against
evil;
prayer
that an evil may be
removed
or
prevented;
strong
expression
of
disapprobation.
Burgomaster
::
Burgomaster
(n.) A chief
magistrate
of a
municipal
town in
Holland,
Flanders,
and
Germany,
corresponding
to mayor in
England
and the
United
States;
a
burghmaster..
Gudgeon
::
Gudgeon
(n.) What may be got
without
skill or
merit.
Etude
::
Etude (n.) A
composition
in the fine arts which is
intended,
or may
serve,
for a
study..
Wadding
::
Wadding
(n.) A wad, or the
materials
for wads; any
pliable
substance
of which wads may be
made..
Patronage
::
Patronage
(n.) The right of
nomination
to
political
office;
also, the
offices,
contracts,
honors,
etc., which a
public
officer
may
bestow
by
favor..
Dowel
::
Dowel (n.) A piece of wood
driven
into a wall, so that other
pieces
may be
nailed
to it..
Poll
::
Poll (n.)
Specifically,
the
register
of the names of
electors
who may vote in an
election..
Redemptionary
::
Redemptionary
(n.) One who is, or may be,
redeemed..
Osculatory
::
Osculatory
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
having
the
properties
of, an
osculatrix;
capable
of
osculation;
as, a
circle
may be
osculatory
with a
curve,
at a given
point..
Inexpedient
::
Inexpedient
(a.) Not
expedient;
not
tending
to
promote
a
purpose;
not
tending
to the end
desired;
inadvisable;
unfit;
improper;
unsuitable
to time and
place;
as, what is
expedient
at one time may be
inexpedient
at
another..
Stand
::
Stand (v. i.) A
raised
platform
or
station
where a race or other
outdoor
spectacle
may be
viewed;
as, the
judge's
or the grand stand at a race
course..
Policy
::
Policy
(n.) The
settled
method
by which the
government
and
affairs
of a
nation
are, or may be,
administered;
a
system
of
public
or
official
administration,
as
designed
to
promote
the
external
or
internal
prosperity
of a
state..
Organum
::
Organum
(n.) An organ or
instrument;
hence,
a
method
by which
philosophical
or
scientific
investigation
may be
conducted;
-- a term
adopted
from the
Aristotelian
writers
by Lord
Bacon,
as the title
(Novum
Organon)
of part of his
treatise
on
philosophical
method..
Ramayana
::
Ramayana
(n.) The more
ancient
of the two great epic poems in
Sanskrit.
The hero and
heroine
are Rama and his wife Sita.
Flash
::
Flash (n.) A
reservoir
and
sluiceway
beside
a
navigable
stream,
just above a
shoal,
so that the
stream
may pour in water as boats pass, and thus bear them over the
shoal..
Anthrax
::
Anthrax
(n.) An
infectious
disease
of
cattle
and
sheep.
It is
ascribed
to the
presence
of a
rod-shaped
bacterium
(Bacillus
anthracis),
the
spores
of which
constitute
the
contagious
matter.
It may be
transmitted
to man by
inoculation.
The
spleen
becomes
greatly
enlarged
and
filled
with
bacteria.
Called
also
splenic
fever..
Mot
::
Mot (v.) May; must;
might.
Available
::
Available
(a.) Such as one may avail one's self of;
capable
of being used for the
accomplishment
of a
purpose;
usable;
profitable;
advantageous;
convertible
into a
resource;
as, an
available
measure;
an
available
candidate..
Creephole
::
Creephole
(n.) A hole or
retreat
into which an
animal
may
creep,
to
escape
notice
or
danger..
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