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Definition of elope
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 elope is as below...
Elope (v. t.) To run away, or
escape
privately,
from the place or
station
to which one is bound by duty; -- said
especially
of a woman or a man,
either
married
or
unmarried,
who runs away with a
paramour
or a
sweetheart..
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Flower
::
Flower
(n.) That part of a plant
destined
to
produce
seed, and hence
including
one or both of the
sexual
organs;
an organ or
combination
of the
organs
of
reproduction,
whether
inclosed
by a
circle
of
foliar
parts or not. A
complete
flower
consists
of two
essential
parts,
the
stamens
and the
pistil,
and two
floral
envelopes,
the
corolla
and
callyx.
In
mosses
the
flowers
consist
of a few
special
leaves
surrounding
or
subtending
organs
called
archegonia.
See
Blossom,
and
Corolla..
Evolution
::
Evolution
(n.) That
theory
of
generation
which
supposes
the germ to
preexist
in the
parent,
and its parts to be
developed,
but not
actually
formed,
by the
procreative
act; --
opposed
to
epigenesis..
Gymnoplast
::
Gymnoplast
(n.) A cell or mass of
protoplasm
devoid
of an
envelope,
as a white blood
corpuscle..
Carpogenic
::
Carpogenic
(a.)
Productive
of
fruit,
or
causing
fruit to be
developed..
Rudimentary
::
Rudimentary
(a.) Very
imperfectly
developed;
in an early stage of
development;
embryonic.
Disclose
::
Disclose
(v. t.) To
remove
a cover or
envelope
from;;
to set free from
inclosure;
to
uncover.
Semiimute
::
Semiimute
(a.)
Having
the
faculty
of
speech
but
imperfectly
developed
or
partially
lost.
Developer
::
Developer
(n.) One who, or that
which,
develops..
Anallantoidea
::
Anallantoidea
(n. pl.) The
division
of
Vertebrata
in which no
allantois
is
developed.
It
includes
amphibians,
fishes,
and lower
forms..
Spermary
::
Spermary
(n.) An organ in which
spermatozoa
are
developed;
a sperm
gland;
a
testicle.
Zymosis
::
Zymosis
(n.) A
fermentation;
hence,
an
analogous
process
by which an
infectious
disease
is
believed
to be
developed..
Degraded
::
Degraded
(a.)
Having
the
typical
characters
or
organs
in a
partially
developed
condition,
or
lacking
certain
parts..
Konze
::
Konze (n.) A large
African
antelope
(Alcelaphus
Lichtensteini),
allied
to the
hartbeest,
but
having
shorter
and
flatter
horns,
and
lacking
a black patch on the
face..
Bontebok
::
Bontebok
(n.) The pied
antelope
of South
Africa
(Alcelaphus
pygarga).
Its face and rump are
white.
Called
also
nunni.
Germogen
::
Germogen
(n.) A
polynuclear
mass of
protoplasm,
not
divided
into
separate
cells,
from which
certain
ova are
developed..
Hartbeest
::
Hartbeest
(n.) A large South
African
antelope
(Alcelaphus
caama),
formerly
much more
abundant
than it is now. The face and legs are
marked
with
black,
the rump with
white..
Chikara
::
Chikara
(n.) The goat
antelope
(Tragops
Bennettii)
of
India.
Acalysinous
::
Acalysinous
(a.)
Without
a
calyx,
or outer
floral
envelope..
Silurian
::
Silurian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
country
of the
ancient
Silures;
-- a term
applied
to the
earliest
of the
Paleozoic
eras, and also to the
strata
of the era,
because
most
plainly
developed
in that
country..
Immaturity
::
Immaturity
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
immature
or not fully
developed;
unripeness;
incompleteness.
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