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Definition of mediate
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Mediate
(v. t.) To
divide
into two equal
parts.
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Planula
::
Planula
(n.) In
embryonic
development,
a
vesicle
filled
with
fluid,
formed
from the
morula
by the
divergence
of its cells in such a
manner
as to give rise to a
central
space,
around
which the cells
arrange
themselves
as an
envelope;
an
embryonic
form
intermediate
between
the
morula
and
gastrula.
Sometimes
used as
synonymous
with
gastrula..
Proxime
::
Proxime
(a.) Next;
immediately
preceding
or
following.
Absolute
::
Absolute
(a.) Not
immediately
dependent
on the other parts of the
sentence
in
government;
as, the case
absolute.
See
Ablative
absolute,
under
Ablative..
Immedeatism
::
Immedeatism
(n.)
Immediateness.
Percussion
::
Percussion
(n.) The act of
tapping
or
striking
the
surface
of the body in order to learn the
condition
of the parts
beneath
by the sound
emitted
or the
sensation
imparted
to the
fingers.
Percussion
is said to be
immediate
if the blow is
directly
upon the body; if some
interventing
substance,
as a
pleximeter,
is, used, it is
called
mediate..
Cellulitis
::
Cellulitis
(n.) An
inflammantion
of the
cellular
or
areolar
tissue,
esp. of that lying
immediately
beneath
the
skin..
Green
::
Green (n.) The color of
growing
plants;
the color of the solar
spectrum
intermediate
between
the
yellow
and the blue.
Duck
::
Duck (v. t.) To
plunge
the head of under
water,
immediately
withdrawing
it; as, duck the boy..
Interlocutory
::
Interlocutory
(a.)
Intermediate;
not final or
definitive;
made or done
during
the
progress
of an
action.
Finesse
::
Finesse
(v. i.) To
attempt,
when
second
or third
player,
to make a lower card
answer
the
purpose
of a
higher,
when an
intermediate
card is out,
risking
the
chance
of its being held by the
opponent
yet to
play..
Bailey
::
Bailey
(n.) The space
immediately
within
the outer wall of a
castle
or
fortress.
Underfollow
::
Underfollow
(v. t.) To
follow
closely
or
immediately
after.
Ready
::
Ready
(adv.)
In a state of
preparation
for
immediate
action;
so as to need no
delay.
Thionoline
::
Thionoline
(n.) A
beautiful
fluorescent
crystalline
substance,
intermediate
in
composition
between
thionol
and
thionine..
Superordination
::
Superorder
(n.) A group
intermediate
in
importance
between
an order and a
subclass.
Interposit
::
Interposit
(n.) An
intermediate
depot or
station
between
one
commercial
city or
country
and
another.
Mean
::
Mean (n.) That
through
which,
or by the help of
which,
an end is
attained;
something
tending
to an
object
desired;
intermediate
agency
or
measure;
necessary
condition
or
coagent;
instrument..
Parasphenoid
::
Parasphenoid
(a.) Near the
sphenoid
bone; --
applied
especially
to a bone
situated
immediately
beneath
the
sphenoid
in the base of the skull in many
animals.
Stag
::
Stag (n.) One who
applies
for the
allotment
of
shares
in new
projects,
with a view to sell
immediately
at a
premium,
and not to hold the
stock..
Signature
::
Signature
(v. t.) The
designation
of the key (when not C
major,
or its
relative,
A
minor)
by means of one or more
sharps
or flats at the
beginning
of the
staff,
immediately
after the clef,
affecting
all notes of the same
letter
throughout
the piece or
movement.
Each minor key has the same
signature
as its
relative
major..
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