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Definition of growth
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Growth
(n.) That which has grown or is
growing;
anything
produced;
product;
consequence;
effect;
result.
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Vegetate
::
Vegetate
(v. i.) To grow
exuberantly;
to
produce
fleshy
or warty
outgrowths;
as, a
vegetating
papule..
Vegetative
::
Vegetative
(a.)
Having
relation
to
growth
or
nutrition;
partaking
of
simple
growth
and
enlargement
of the
systems
of
nutrition,
apart from the
sensorial
or
distinctively
animal
functions;
vegetal..
Chondroma
::
Chondroma
(n.) A
cartilaginous
tumor or
growth.
Epithelioma
::
Epithelioma
(n.) A
malignant
growth
containing
epithelial
cells;
--
called
also
epithelial
cancer.
Spinny
::
Spinny
(n.) A small
thicket
or grove with
undergrowth;
a clump of
trees.
Increment
::
Increment
(n.) The act or
process
of
increasing;
growth
in bulk,
guantity,
number,
value,
or
amount;
augmentation;
enlargement..
Velvet
::
Velvet
(n.) The soft and
highly
vascular
deciduous
skin which
envelops
and
nourishes
the
antlers
of deer
during
their rapid
growth.
Acrogenous
::
Acrogenous
(a.)
Increasing
by
growth
from the
extremity;
as, an
acrogenous
plant..
Phytonomy
::
Phytonomy
(n.) The
science
of the
origin
and
growth
of
plants.
Accession
::
Accession
(n.) A mode of
acquiring
property,
by which the owner of a
corporeal
substance
which
receives
an
addition
by
growth,
or by
labor,
has a right to the part or thing
added,
or the
improvement
(provided
the thing is not
changed
into a
different
species).
Thus, the owner of a cow
becomes
the owner of her
calf..
Unorganized
::
Unorganized
(a.) Not
organized;
being
without
organic
structure;
specifically
(Biol.),
not
having
the
different
tissues
and
organs
characteristic
of
living
organisms,
nor the power of
growth
and
development;
as, the
unorganized
ferments.
See the Note under
Ferment,
n., 1..
Foliaceous
::
Foliaceous
(a.)
Leaflike
in form or mode of
growth;
as, a
foliaceous
coral..
Rapidity
::
Rapidity
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
rapid;
swiftness;
celerity;
velocity;
as, the
rapidity
of a
current;
rapidity
of
speech;
rapidity
of
growth
or
improvement..
Rampant
::
Rampant
(v.)
Ascending;
climbing;
rank in
growth;
exuberant.
Growthead
::
Growthead
(n.) A lazy
person;
a
blockhead.
Sport
::
Sport (n.) A plant or an
animal,
or part of a plant or
animal,
which has some
peculiarity
not
usually
seen in the
species;
an
abnormal
variety
or
growth.
See
Sporting
plant,
under
Sporting..
Evolution
::
Evolution
(n.) That
series
of
changes
under
natural
law which
involves
continuous
progress
from the
homogeneous
to the
heterogeneous
in
structure,
and from the
single
and
simple
to the
diverse
and
manifold
in
quality
or
function.
The
pocess
is by some
limited
to
organic
beings;
by
others
it is
applied
to the
inorganic
and the
psychical.
It is also
applied
to
explain
the
existence
and
growth
of
institutions,
manners,
language,
civilization,
and every
product
of human
activity.
The
agencies
and la
Endogen
::
Endogen
(n.) A plant which
increases
in size by
internal
growth
and
elongation
at the
summit,
having
the wood in the form of
bundles
or
threads,
irregularly
distributed
throughout
the whole
diameter,
not
forming
annual
layers,
and with no
distinct
pith. The
leaves
of the
endogens
have,
usually,
parallel
veins,
their
flowers
are
mostly
in
three,
or some
multiple
of
three,
parts,
and their
embryos
have but a
single
cotyledon,
with the first
leaves
alternate.
The
endogens
constitute
one of the grea
Sarcotic
::
Sarcotic
(a.)
Producing
or
promoting
the
growth
of
flesh.
Spontoon
::
Spontaneous
(a.)
Produced
without
being
planted,
or
without
human
labor;
as, a
spontaneous
growth
of
wood..
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