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Webster Dictionary :: Paranthine

PARANTHINE. [See Scapolite .]

Webster Dictionary :: Paramour

PAR'AMOUR, n. [L. per, and amour.] 1. A lover; a wooer. 2. A mistress.

Webster Dictionary :: Paramount

PAR'AMOUNT, a. 1. Superior to all others; possessing the highest title or jurisd...

Webster Dictionary :: Parameter

PARAM'ETER, n. [ Gr.] 1. The latus rectum of a parabola. It is a third proportio...

Webster Dictionary :: Paralytic

PARALYT'IC PARALYT'ICAL, a. Affected with palsy; deprived of the power of muscul...

Webster Dictionary :: Paralysis

PARAL'YSIS, n. [Gr. to loosen, dissolve or weaken.] Palsy; the loss of the power...

Webster Dictionary :: Paralogy

PARAL'OGY, n. False reasoning. [supra.]

Webster Dictionary :: Paralogize

PARAL'OGIZE, v.i. To reason falsely.

Webster Dictionary :: Paralogism

PARAL'OGISM, n. [Gr. beyond, and reasoning; discourse, reason.] In logic, a fall...

Webster Dictionary :: Parallelopipedia

PARALLELOPIPE'DIA, n. A genus of spars,externally of a determinate and regular f...

Webster Dictionary :: Parallelopiped

PARALLELOPIP'ED, n. [parallel and Gr. on, and a plain.] In geometry, a regular s...

Webster Dictionary :: Parallelogramic

PARALLELOGRAM'IC PARALLELOGRAM'ICAL, a. Having the properties of a parallelogram.

Webster Dictionary :: Parallelogram

PARALLEL'OGRAM, n. [Gr.] 1. In geometry, a right lined quadrilateral figure, who...

Webster Dictionary :: Parallelly

PAR'ALLELLY, adv. In a parallel manner; with parallelism.

Webster Dictionary :: Parallelism

PAR'ALLELISM, n. State of being parallel. 1. Resemblance; equality of state; com...

Webster Dictionary :: Parallelable

PAR'ALLELABLE, a. That may be equaled. [Not much used.]

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