A logical reasoning in a progressive manner, proceeding from one subject to another. Enc. Lond.

Daily food, or as much as will suffice for the day. Du Cange

In old records. Daily; every day; from day to day. Spelman.

A fast way to copy construction drawings using salts that turn blue in UV light. Its a blue print showing black as white. AKA ammonia process.

In old English law . A tally for accounts, by number of cuts, (taillecs,) marks,or notches. Cowell. See TALLIA, TAT.I.Y.

An officer in ancient Greece answering in some respects to our juryman,but combining, on trials had before them, the functions of both judge and jury. The dicastssat together in numbers […]

Small cubes of bone or ivory, marked with figures or devices on their severalsides, used in playing certain games of chance. See Wetmore v. State, 55 Ala. 198.

A hydrocarbon that isn’t water soluable used starting WWII to kill lice and mosquitoes. It is used in pesticides. It is nonbiodegradable and harms the environment and animals. It was […]

A question that is answered by only two ways.

Taking one thing and making it two. These parts are often opposing.

To negotiate for a good. An agreement must be made eventually.

To order or instruct to be said or written. To pronounce, word byword, meant to be written by another. Hamilton v. Hamilton, 6 Mart. (N. S.) (La.) 143.

In Louisiana, this term is used in a technical sense, and means to pronounceorally destined to be written at the same time by another. It is used inreference to nuncupative […]

A magistrate invested with unlimited power, and created in times of nationaldistress and peril. Among the Romans, he continued in office for six months only,and had unlimited power and authority […]

Diction can refer to either the words and phrases a person or organization uses through speech or in written materials, or to a person’s enunciation style in oral discourse. While […]

A reference for words arranged alphabetically. It shows spelling and meaning as well as origin. Refer to thesaurus.

A filing system that is arranged in alphabetically by subject. AKA topical arrangement .

Arbitrators.

In general. A statement, remark, or observation. Oralis dictum; a gratuitousor voluntary representation ; one which a party is not bound to make. 2 Kent,Comm. 480. Simplex dictum; a mere […]

The edict or declaration of Kenilworth. An edict or awardbetween King Henry III. and all the barons and others who had been in arms againsthim; and so called because it […]

An expression meaning my word is my bond for serious promises.

Typographical points used in europe only.

A metal form used to cut or stamp shapes and bars. AKA mold or mould.

See suicide.

The process of making metal that is molten go into a space and harden.