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Definition of mother
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Mother
(n.) A
female
parent;
especially,
one of the human race; a woman who has borne a
child..
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Stabber
::
Stabat
Mater () A
celebrated
Latin hymn,
beginning
with these
words,
commemorating
the
sorrows
of the
mother
of our Lord at the foot of the
cross.
It is read in the Mass of the
Sorrows
of the
Virgin
Mary, and is sung by
Catholics
when
making
the way of the cross (Via
Crucis).
See
Station,
7 (c)..
Orphan
::
Orphan
(n.) A child
bereaved
of both
father
and
mother;
sometimes,
also, a child who has but one
parent
living..
Half Blood
::
Half blood () The
relation
between
persons
born of the same
father
or of the same
mother,
but not of both; as, a
brother
or
sister
of the half
blood.
See
Blood,
n., 2 and 4..
Cognati
::
Cognati
(n. pl.)
Relatives
by the
mother's
side.
Lion''s Tail
::
Lion's
tail () A genus of
labiate
plants
(Leonurus);
-- so
called
from a
fancied
resemblance
of its
flower
spikes
to the tuft of a
lion's
tail. L.
Cardiaca
is the
common
motherwort.
Metronymic
::
Metronymic
(a.)
Derived
from the name of one's
mother,
or other
female
ancestor;
as, a
metronymic
name or
appellation.
-- A
metronymic
appellation..
Mulier
::
Mulier
(n.) A
woman;
a wife; a
mother.
Pearl
::
Pearl (a.) Of or
pertaining
to pearl or
pearls;
made of
pearls,
or of
mother-of-pearl..
Moder
::
Moder (n.) A
mother.
Zymogen
::
Zymogen
(n.) A
mother
substance,
or
antecedent,
of an
enzyme
or
chemical
ferment;
--
applied
to such
substances
as, not being
themselves
actual
ferments,
may by
internal
changes
give rise to a
ferment..
Half Blood
::
Half blood (n.) A
person
whose
father
and
mother
are of
different
races;
a
half-breed.
Matron
::
Matron
(n.) A wife or a
widow,
especially,
one who has borne
children;
a woman of staid or
motherly
manners..
Dug
::
Dug (n.) A teat, pap, or
nipple;
--
formerly
that of a human
mother,
now that of a cow or other
beast..
Brood
::
Brood (v. t.) The young from the same dam,
whether
produced
at the same time or not; young
children
of the same
mother,
especially
if
nearly
of the same age;
offspring;
progeny;
as, a woman with a brood of
children..
Mnemosyne
::
Mnemosyne
(n.) The
goddess
of
memory
and the
mother
of the
Muses.
Homoiothermal
::
Homoiothermal
(a.)
Maintaining
a
uniform
temperature;
haematothermal;
homothermic;
--
applied
to
warm-bodied
animals,
because
they
maintain
a
nearly
uniform
temperature
in spite of the great
variations
in the
surrounding
air; in
distinct
from the
cold-blooded
(poikilothermal)
animals,
whose body
temperature
follows
the
variations
in
temperature
of the
surrounding
medium..
Mugwort
::
Mugwort
(n.) A
somewhat
aromatic
composite
weed
(Artemisia
vulgaris),
at one time used
medicinally;
--
called
also
motherwort..
Chartreuse
::
Chartreuse
(n.) A
Carthusian
monastery;
esp. La
Grande
Chartreuse,
mother
house of the
order,
in the
mountains
near
Grenoble,
France..
Mammy
::
Mammy (n.) A
child's
name for
mamma,
mother..
Mammalia
::
Mammalia
(n. pl.) The
highest
class of
Vertebrata.
The young are
nourished
for a time by milk, or an
analogous
fluid,
secreted
by the
mammary
glands
of the
mother..
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