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Definition of extra
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 extra is as below...
Extra (n.)
Something
in
addition
to what is due,
expected,
or
customary;
something
in
addition
to the
regular
charge
or
compensation,
or for which an
additional
charge
is made; as, at
European
hotels
lights
are
extras..
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Period
::
Period
(n.) One of
several
similar
sets of
figures
or terms
usually
marked
by
points
or
commas
placed
at
regular
intervals,
as in
numeration,
in the
extraction
of
roots,
and in
circulating
decimals..
Logwood
::
Logwood
(n.) The
heartwood
of a tree
(Haematoxylon
Campechianum),
a
native
of South
America,
It is a red, heavy wood,
containing
a
crystalline
substance
called
haematoxylin,
and is used
largely
in
dyeing.
An
extract
from this wood is used in
medicine
as an
astringent.
Also
called
Campeachy
wood, and
bloodwood..
Magnetical
::
Magnetical
(a.)
Endowed
with
extraordinary
personal
power to
excite
the
feelings
and to win the
affections;
attractive;
inducing
attachment.
Eupatorin Eupatorine
::
Eupatorin
Eupatorine
(n.) A
principle
or
mixture
of
principles
extracted
from
various
species
of
Eupatorium.
Syringocoele
::
Syringin
(n.) A
glucoside
found in the bark of the lilac
(Syringa)
and
extracted
as a white
crystalline
substance;
--
formerly
called
also
lilacin.
Glycyrrhizin
::
Glycyrrhizin
(n.) A
glucoside
found in
licorice
root
(Glycyrrhiza),
in
monesia
bark
(Chrysophyllum),
in the root of the
walnut,
etc., and
extracted
as a
yellow,
amorphous
powder,
of a
bittersweet
taste..
Extravascular
::
Extravascular
(a.)
Destitute
of
vessels;
non-vascular.
Vernonin
::
Vernonin
(n.) A
glucoside
extracted
from the root of a South
African
plant of the genus
Vernonia,
as a
deliquescent
powder,
and used as a mild heart
tonic..
Cascarillin
::
Cascarillin
(n.) A
white,
crystallizable,
bitter
substance
extracted
from oil of
cascarilla..
Profuseness
::
Profuseness
(n.)
Extravagance;
profusion.
Bepraise
::
Bepraise
(v. t.) To
praise
greatly
or
extravagantly.
Thymol
::
Thymol
(n.) A
phenol
derivative
of
cymene,
C10H13.OH,
isomeric
with
carvacrol,
found in oil of
thyme,
and
extracted
as a white
crystalline
substance
of a
pleasant
aromatic
odor and
strong
antiseptic
properties;
--
called
also
hydroxy
cymene..
Alkanet
::
Alkanet
(n.) A
dyeing
matter
extracted
from the roots of
Alkanna
tinctoria,
which gives a fine deep red
color..
Prehallux
::
Prehallux
(n.) An extra first toe, or
rudiment
of a toe, on the
preaxial
side of the
hallux..
Osmazome
::
Osmazome
(n.) A
substance
formerly
supposed
to give to soup and broth their
characteristic
odor, and
probably
consisting
of one or
several
of the class of
nitrogenous
substances
which are
called
extractives..
Violine
::
Violine
(n.) A pale
yellow
amorphous
substance
of
alkaloidal
nature
and
emetic
properties,
said to have been
extracted
from the root and
foliage
of the
violet
(Viola)..
Extreat
::
Extreat
(n.)
Extraction.
Juniperin
::
Juniperin
(n.) A
yellow
amorphous
substance
extracted
from
juniper
berries.
New
::
New
(superl.)
Not of
ancient
extraction,
or of a
family
of
ancient
descent;
not
previously
kniwn or
famous..
Narcotine
::
Narcotine
(n.) An
alkaloid
found in
opium,
and
extracted
as a white
crystalline
substance,
tasteless
and less
poisonous
than
morphine;
--
called
also
narcotia..
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