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Definition of method
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 method is as below...
Method
(n.)
Orderly
arrangement,
elucidation,
development,
or
classification;
clear and lucid
exhibition;
systematic
arrangement
peculiar
to an
individual..
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Regulate
::
Regulate
(v. t.) To
adjust
by rule,
method,
or
established
mode; to
direct
by rule or
restriction;
to
subject
to
governing
principles
or
laws..
Spillikin
::
Spilliard
fishing
() A
system
or
method
of
fishing
by means of a
number
of hooks set on
snoods
all on one line; -- in North
America,
called
trawl
fishing,
bultow,
or
bultow
fishing,
and
long-line
fishing..
Lutation
::
Lutation
(n.) The act or
method
of
luting
vessels.
Heterography
::
Heterography
(n.) That
method
of
spelling
in which the same
letters
represent
different
sounds
in
different
words,
as in the
ordinary
English
orthography;
e. g., g in get and in
ginger..
Mediaevalism
::
Mediaevalism
(n.) The
method
or
spirit
of the
Middle
Ages;
devotion
to the
institutions
and
practices
of the
Middle
Ages; a
survival
from the
Middle
Ages.
Fashion
::
Fashion
(n.) Mode of
action;
method
of
conduct;
manner;
custom;
sort; way.
Electro-bioscopy
::
Electro-bioscopy
(n.) A
method
of
determining
the
presence
or
absence
of life in an
animal
organism
with a
current
of
electricity,
by
noting
the
presence
or
absence
of
muscular
contraction..
Boning
::
Boning
(n.) A
method
of
leveling
a line or
surface
by
sighting
along the tops of two or more
straight
edges,
or a range of
properly
spaced
poles.
See 3d Bone, v. t..
Operate
::
Operate
(v. i.) To
perform
some
manual
act upon a human body in a
methodical
manner,
and
usually
with
instruments,
with a view to
restore
soundness
or
health,
as in
amputation,
lithotomy,
etc..
Romic
::
Romic (n.) A
method
of
notation
for all
spoken
sounds,
proposed
by Mr.
Sweet;
-- so
called
because
it is based on the
common
Roman-letter
alphabet.
It is like the
palaeotype
of Mr. Ellis in the
general
plan, but
simpler..
Sexualist
::
Sexualist
(n.) One who
classifies
plants
by the
sexual
method
of
Linnaeus.
Localism
::
Localism
(n.) A
method
of
speaking
or
acting
peculiar
to a
certain
district;
a local idiom or
phrase.
Pinking
::
Pinking
(n.) The act or
method
of
decorating
fabrics
or
garments
with a
pinking
iron; also, the style of
decoration;
scallops
made with a
pinking
iron..
Gouache
::
Gouache
(n.) A
method
of
painting
with
opaque
colors,
which have been
ground
in water and
mingled
with a
preparation
of gum; also, a
picture
thus
painted..
Stichwort
::
Stichometry
(n.)
Division
of the text of a book into
lines;
especially,
the
division
of the text of books into lines
accommodated
to the
sense,
-- a
method
of
writing
manuscripts
used
before
punctuation
was
adopted..
Daguerreotypy
::
Daguerreotypy
(n.) The art or
process
of
producing
pictures
by
method
of
Daguerre.
Jumper
::
Jumper
(n.) A name
applied
in the 18th
century
to
certain
Calvinistic
Methodists
in Wales whose
worship
was
characterized
by
violent
convulsions.
Reverse
::
Reverse
(a.)
Turned
backward;
having
a
contrary
or
opposite
direction;
hence;
opposite
or
contrary
in kind; as, the
reverse
order or
method..
Way
::
Way (n.)
Regular
course;
habitual
method
of life or
action;
plan of
conduct;
mode of
dealing.
Course
::
Course
(n.)
Method
of
procedure;
manner
or way of
conducting;
conduct;
behavior.
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